VCOSS Organisation

Representatives of the Labor, Liberal and Greens parties present their vision for a fairer and more just Victoria.

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This video, prepared for VCOSS’s 70th birthday celebration at the Melbourne Town Hall in November 2016, charts the organisation’s progress

You'll be familiar with the scepticism and scorn that surrounds awareness events. “What happens after Anti-Poverty Week?” the cynic will

From gatherings in community halls, to the corridors of Parliament, and the boardrooms of business, people have power right across

Anti-Poverty Week seeks to strengthen public understanding of the causes and consequences of poverty and hardship around the world and

Every year organisations across Australia participate in Anti-Poverty Week, which in 2015 will take place from 11-17 October. The week

With the election of the Andrew’s government in November last year, the first half of 2015 has proved to be

Promoting important research into the causes and impacts of poverty and disadvantage in Victoria will be the focus of a

Today, VCOSS joins with the whole community to mourn the passing of Joan Kirner, former Premier of Victoria and powerful

A new VCOSS report gives a snapshot of the contribution of Victoria's community sector charities to the state's economy and

In the lead up to the 2014 Victorian Election we sat down with senior Ministers, Shadow Ministers and spokespeople from

The roll-out of the NDIS, cuts to government spending on social services and recommissioning were just some of the trends

One of the key themes explored at the 2014 VCOSS Summit was the prevalence of violence against women and children

The following speech was delivered by Emma King, VCOSS CEO, at the 2014 VCOSS Summit. The full VCOSS 2014 State