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- Category: Aboriginal
- VCOSS says ‘yes’ to the Voice
- VCOSS backs First Nations Voice
- We must get the process of self-determination right
- Closing the Gap: Where to for Victoria?
- It’s time for Treaty
- Improving Aboriginal health and wellbeing
- Improving Melbourne: preventing and addressing disadvantage
- Submission on the Commonwealth Indigenous Advancement Strategy tendering process
- Category: Budget
- Challenging road ahead after “mixed bag” Victorian budget
- We need to get Victoria off gas
- Affordable living
- A healthy climate supporting resilient communities
- Valuing the community sector
- Fair and equal justice
- A Victorian where people can thrive and live free from violence
- Stronger early childhood education, schools and skills
- Victorians in work
- A healthy Victoria
- A wellbeing state – wellbeing approaches
- A safe place to call home
- Lean, lean, lean
- Fair and equal justice
- A wellbeing state
- Inclusive communities
- An equitable response to climate change
- Women living safe and respected
- Victorians in work
- Significant mental health investment key in ‘a budget for the times’
- Back into poverty
- ‘Inequality crushing’ budget sets Victoria on a fairer course
- VCOSS unveils pre-budget blueprint to ‘deliver fairness’
- Media statement on intergenerational disadvantage
- Giant strides towards a better Victoria
- VCOSS applauds extra support to keep kids engaged in education
- Quality and safety for aged care residents
- Introduce new minimum rental standards
- Back-to-school: free education doesn’t come cheap
- VCOSS welcomes ‘budget with a heart’
- Targeted investments needed to combat growing inequality
- Victorians slide further into poverty
- Prevent, identify and respond to family violence
- Laying the foundations: VCOSS submission to Victoria's 30-year infrastructure strategy discussion paper
- Communique – Fairer funding and service agreement for the community sector
- Category: Children Young People and Families
- Foster care kids are struggling to get proof-of-life documents
- Feedback to the School Community Safety Order Ministerial Guidelines Issues Paper
- How it feels when your dad’s in prison
- Early childhood package to deliver “triple whammy of benefits”
- Keeping an eye on the kids
- The cost of a ‘free’ education
- ‘Rattling down the edge of a roller coaster’
- ‘Not just five days’
- Supporting young children and their families early to reach their full potential
- We’re behind YOUth
- The right standards for change
- ‘You have to be your own cheerleader’: staying positive in COVID
- Early Childhood Engagement of CALD Communities
- Lessons from Remote and Flexible Learning
- Safeguard kids from the justice system
- Review on Raising the Age of Criminal Responsibility
- VCOSS Submission to the Public Engagement Framework Consultation Draft
- What kind of parent evicts and cuts off support to their 18 year old kid? We do.
- Managing School Infrastructure
- Early Childhood Engagement of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities
- Adequacy of Newstart and related payments
- When it comes to school attendance, the simplest fix is sometimes the best
- Supporting a child safe culture
- Victorian parents desperate as schools impose unfair fees
- VCOSS all smiles at public school dental pledge
- Alliance demands ‘a Whittlesea a year’ to end social housing crisis
- Fast-track to expulsion plan fails students
- Compulsory sport pushes costs onto parents – the answer is sport subsidies
- Successful Child Information Sharing
- Literacy and Numeracy attainment in Vic senior secondary qualifications
- Homelessness Census data a ‘wake up call’
- High expectations and meaningful career advice
- Victoria must stop the abuse, and raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14
- Victorian MPs deny public housing
- Sharing information for timely and effective interventions
- Five things men say to justify violence against women
- Preventing financial crisis and exclusion
- Robodebt debacle must stop (Senate evidence)
- VCOSS backs condemnation of cruel child ‘lockdowns’
- Quality early childhood education and care
- Helping low-income Australians access insurance
- Up, up, prices are up… in 2017
- Creating engaging schools for all children and young people
- Swift action needed to protect the Latrobe Valley
- Infrastructure for diverse communities
- Victoria, please help all kids access sport
- Communities taking power
- Groundhog Day for kinder funding (again)
- VCOSS Submission to the Roadmap for Reform: Strong Families Safe Children
- Vulnerable children and youth need more education support
- Auditor General report supports call for better ‘middle years’ transition planning
- Auditor-General reveals impact of school costs for families
- Category: Climate change / environment
- A strong community sector for a safe climate
- Giving Victorians a voice on climate change
- The link between disadvantage and extreme heat in Melbourne
- Poverty and the urban heat effect
- Melbourne’s hot divide: the link between disadvantage and urban heat
- Insurers “combative” after Vic floods, Committee told
- Flooded with demand
- Feeling the Heat
- Adapting to the scorching summers ahead
- Targeting fairness: Victoria’s emissions reduction target
- Input to Sustainability Victoria’s 2021 – 2030 organisational strategy.
- Victorian renters deserve solar equality
- Melbourne needs a treechange
- An equitable decade of climate change action
- Feeling the Heat
- Breathing easy, living well
- Perspectives from the frontline
- New Activities Consultation
- Submission to the Inquiry into Environmental Infrastructure for Growing Populations
- Submission to the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements
- Submission to the Victorian Energy Upgrades Targets Consultation
- Tackling climate change in Victorian communities
- Equitable transition to a zero net emissions Victoria
- Category: Community Sector
- What the social sector really needs
- VCOSS welcomes community sector jobs initiatives
- Funding indexation breakthrough
- Now’s the time to gather momentum
- COVID-19 Digital Forum #5 (August)
- Submission to the inquiry into the Skills for Victoria’s Growing Economy
- COVID-19 Digital Forum #4 (July)
- VCOSS submission to Portable Long Service Scheme draft regulations
- COVID-19 Digital Forum #3
- COVID-19 vaccine information and resources
- Social services fearful of job cuts and service reductions amid funding uncertainty
- We’re not doing enough to help community organisations confront climate change
- Community organisations need relief from ‘stealth’ funding cuts
- Long Service Benefits Portability Interim Regulations 2019
- Community service trainees begin work
- Cash injection to train Victoria’s disability workforce
- Social service jobs to “dodge the automation bullet”, fuelling jobs boom
- Victoria’s Social Economy
- Jobs of the future
- Reliving the 2018 VCOSS Good Life Summit
- Big political announcements at the Good Life Summit
- The little House that could.. meet Morwell’s social heart
- Review of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) legislation
- Government’s Homelessness Action Plan has power to change lives
- Building financial capability
- Ensuring a smooth transition to the NDIS
- A growing industry
- Navigating health and social service reform
- VCOSS AT 70: OUR STORY SO FAR.
- VIDEO—Building the care workforce of the future
- In defence of those ‘awareness weeks’ you think are rubbish
- ‘Local solutions’ needed to combat entrenched poverty and disadvantage
- Feedback on the ACNC 2017 Annual Information Statement
- Vic community charities boom, despite crippling red tape burden
- More Than Charity
- Data Availability and Use
- The “jobs of the future” nobody is talking about.
- A more accountable Victoria
- After Hazelwood – a healthier future for the Latrobe Valley
- Building on the value of Victoria's community sector
- Climate of change: Briefing Paper 3 – Client control
- Climate of change: Briefing Paper 2 – Client choice
- Climate of change: Briefing Paper 1 – Purchase of service by government
- Climate of change: Briefing Papers – Introduction
- Strengthening the state
- Response initiatives to heatwave threats
- Category: Cost of Living
- Stop power companies slugging low-income customers for marketing costs
- VCOSS Submission to Ministerial Guidelines Relating to Payment of Rates and Charges
- Interactive maps reveal poverty in Victoria remains stubbornly high
- Mapping poverty in Victoria
- The real frontline against the ‘cost of living’
- “I’m over it” – Victorians share their 2022 feelings
- Care factor
- Out-of-work Victorians brace for the end of COVID Disaster Payments
- Broke, stressed, worried, defeated, anxious, and physically sick
- Victoria braces for a brutal few months as COVID supports are wound back
- ‘Name has been changed’: on JobSeeker, personal stories and structural change
- Power companies resume heartless pre-pandemic disconnections
- Energy package to save money, boost health and cut emissions
- Did we just end poverty, and then let it return?
- “It feels really sort of paralysing”: young in the time of COVID
- Locked down and locked out: the struggle to survive with no support
- ‘I’m going to have to make some tough choices’: Struggling for the basics
- ‘Pretty crap at the moment to be honest’: life on disability pension
- Submission to the ESC’s Victorian Default Offer 2021 consultation paper
- Supporting energy customers through the coronavirus pandemic
- Submission to the Australian Energy Regulator on the EDPR
- Getting through COVID-19 with the lights and heater on
- A little relief will go a long way for thousands struggling due to COVID-19
- Proposed framework for setting maximum prices in embedded networks
- Energy upgrade targets – putting low-income households first
- A ‘perfect storm’ is driving financial counsellors to burnout
- Ensuring energy contracts are clear and fair
- Victorians urged to brace for Jan 1 price changes
- Every Victorian deserves to live in a ‘healthy home’
- Five charts on what being a Newstart recipient really looks like
- Fairer energy contracts and discounts for all Victorians
- The greatest burden of climate change will fall on those in poverty.
- VCOSS hails default energy deal as a win for Victorians
- Power bosses should get out of the way and back fairer pricing.
- A simple, efficient and accessible energy deal
- Energy retailer family violence support
- Fair energy outcomes for Victorians
- Navigating bill stress
- Better energy deal information
- Melbourne at eight million
- Trimming the fat from electricity prices
- Getting solar tariffs right
- A fair, well-functioning electricity market
- Victorian Energy Upgrades
- Reduce emissions and bills with clean energy
- Battling On: Persistent Energy Hardship
- Consumers in the box seat as power pledges rain
- A state-owned energy retailer?
- Victorians held to ransom in energy quagmire
- A fair energy market for people on low incomes
- Getting non-licensed electricity provider registration right
- Minimum Electricity Feed-In Tariffs
- Victorians brace for New Year’s Day price hikes
- VCOSS unveils comprehensive plan to fight inequality and boost wellbeing
- Fixed benefit periods notification obligations
- Retail electricity pricing
- Protecting people with payment difficulties
- New rules will help fight energy disconnections: VCOSS
- Melbourne congestion tax ‘risks hitting people on low-incomes’
- Independent energy report provides an ‘action blueprint’ for Victoria
- Power Struggles — Everyday battles to stay connected
- Australians suffering under ‘horror’ power prices are being shut out
- Ballooning rents leave Victorians out of pocket
- Staying connected
- Helping people to stay connected
- Power bill reform on the right track
- Making energy markets work
- Unfair Centrelink clawback must stop
- Energy issues for low-income households – September 2015
- Submission to Inquiry into the Financial Hardship Programs of Energy Retailers
- Category: COVID-19
- Category: COVID-19 Issues Alerts
- COVID mantra of ‘personal responsibility’ is fine – in theory
- A short guide to protecting everybody from COVID this winter
- Doing ‘hard lockdowns’ better
- Caring for Victoria’s carers in the COVID crisis
- Loneliness in the time of COVID
- Emergency relief in the Coronavirus crisis
- Smartphone tracing is happening. So let’s do it right.
- Six things to consider in confronting family violence during lockdown
- What household lockdown might mean for different kinds of households
- Six things to think about as we (rightly) ban evictions
- Eight things to consider as we shut schools
- Category: Culturally and linguistically diverse
- Category: Disability Ageing and Carers
- Delivering a more equitable NDIS
- Next stop: Stronger Standards
- Left behind
- Building a stronger foundation
- “We are all the experts in our own lives.”
- A fairer, equal and more inclusive Victoria
- Dear Minister Reynolds…
- NDIS access, eligibility and independent assessments
- Independent Assessments: Look what you’ve created
- Aged Care Royal Commission – a summary of recommendations
- Planning policy for personalised budgets and plan flexibility
- NDIS access, eligibility and independent assessments
- “Be ready”: Community organisations urged to get behind the disability sector
- A State of Inclusion
- Regulatory Impact Statement for Worker Screening Regulations 2020
- VCOSS response to the Second Review of the Premises Standards 2020
- Locked down for the long haul
- TAFE: Accessible for all
- Advancing an accessible and inclusive Australia
- Forced to embrace technology
- Staying close to nature, staying well
- Building choice, control and confidence
- Changing attitudes and realising rights
- Keep Going for Gold
- Equitable and inclusive emergency planning and responses
- Growing a skilled, valued and supported disability workforce
- Seven ways not to sideline people with disability in our pandemic response
- Safety, dignity and choice
- Supporting a strong, safe and sustainable sector
- In-home aged care should be a support, not a burden
- Don’t disregard my pain
- Carly Findlay delivers a masterclass on social media and disability advocacy
- Urgent need for authorities to be more ‘hands on’ with NDIS market stewardship
- Active market stewardship for the National Disability Insurance Scheme
- Make public transport accessible to all
- Gold Standard Accessible Housing
- Let’s get Victoria’s mental health system back on track
- Framing the big picture for Australians with disability
- Towards an inclusive DHHS
- Choice, control and certainty in SDA
- Strengthening the NDIS
- Vulnerable people in emergencies
- Quality and safety for aged care residents
- New employment target for people with disability is a positive ‘first step’
- A high quality disability workforce
- Feedback on inclusive education policy
- Integrated care at home for older Australians
- Skilling our future workforce
- Safeguarding quality services for people with disability
- Measuring and managing NDIS scheme costs
- Deliver high quality, safe services
- Funding the NDIS in full
- Getting NDIS pricing right
- Delivering high quality services for all mental health consumers
- STATEMENT—Zero tolerance approach to abuse of people with a disability
- STATEMENT—Ridesharing in Victoria
- Fairer Futures
- Delivering an NDIS that meet the needs of all
- Housing for people with disability
- The economic value of informal care in Australia
- Category: Education and Training
- Ensuring education excellence and equity in equal measure
- VCOSS response to the Review to Inform a better and Fairer Education System
- Strengthening coordination and collaboration
- Senior Secondary Reform
- Don’t take it as read
- An aspirational Vocational and Applied Learning System
- Soaring back-to-school costs highlight education funding shortfalls
- Don’t confuse a public education with a free education.
- Pathway to a positive future
- Sustainable employment for disadvantaged jobseekers
- Better job pathways
- A strong future for adult learning
- Strong, inclusive schools front-and-centre in Victorian election
- New ‘10 Point Plan’ to make schools more engaging
- The right evidence for improving education
- Building a high quality and equitable education system for all Victorians
- Submission: VET Funding Review
- Joint submission to the DHHS and the DET in response to Draft Service Agreement 2015-2018
- Category: Election
- Category: Emergency Management
- The Morwell Mine Fire, ten years on
- Value strength, build resilience
- COVID-19 and the Victorian Community Sector
- Commonwealth must not wind-down support as the pandemic escalates
- 10 years of emergency management reform
- Stay safe during extreme weather
- Building resilient communities
- Managing power station closures
- Making the most of ‘spontaneous volunteers’
- Reducing risks for people experiencing homelessness in disasters and emergency events
- The social impact of natural disasters – at what cost?
- VCOSS Supplementary submission to the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry
- 2015 VCOSS Submission to the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry
- Rising waters: Disadvantage and flood management strategies
- 2015 VCOSS-MAV Emergency Management Forum videos now online
- Human rights in emergency management
- One year on: Morwell and the 2014 Hazelwood Mine fire
- Disaster Preparedness and Generalisable Community Resilience
- Category: Employment
- Category: Environment and climate change
- Statement: Reviving the SEC
- Fair and fast action for a safer climate
- Victorian Gas Substitution Roadmap consultation
- Adapting the community sector
- Every risk needs addressing
- Urgent action required to protect most vulnerable from polluted air
- Response to the Issues Paper Embedded Networks Review
- We can’t let the tech revolution turbocharge inequality.
- Survey Report: Resilience
- What does climate change really mean for Victorians?
- Category: Essential Services
- Renters’ Rights: Three years on
- Getting the VDO right
- Protect Victorians from energy upgrade telemarketers
- The Missing 14%
- Energy regulator urged to scale back price hikes
- Draft Victorian Default Offer tariffs for 2023-24
- Power bill hike will hurt struggling Victorians
- Protecting consumers of distributed energy resources consultation paper
- Comfortable, safe and saving money
- Victorian Default Offer Determination 2022-23 – our feedback
- ESC’s draft decision on Victorian Default Offer price for 2022
- Supporting energy customers experiencing family violence
- Knowing the best energy offer
- Power companies have a ‘moral responsibility’ to increase assistance
- Setting Victorian Energy Efficiency Targets
- Category: Family Violence
- Family violence and tenancies
- An Australia free from all forms of violence
- Delivering a Victoria free from violence
- VCOSS applauds social housing ‘downpayment’ but urges more
- Recovering from intimate violence and relearning to accept life’s “roses”
- Sharing information to protect against family violence
- Analyzing the ESC’s proposed Family Violence Clause
- Ground-breaking plan to end family violence in Victoria
- Tackling family violence and gender inequality
- Tackling family violence and gender inequality
- VCOSS submission to Royal Commission into Family Violence
- Category: Gender and Sexuality
- How to run a safe queer event… when everyone else is cancelling
- National Strategy to Achieve Gender Equality
- Rebalancing the load of unpaid care and work
- VCOSS stands alongside trans community — this week and every week.
- Legislating for gender equality
- STATEMENT FROM THE VCOSS BOARD: MARRIAGE EQUALITY
- Love is love
- Category: Health and Wellbeing
- Voices of Victoria 2.0
- The magnitude of our wellbeing moment
- Voices of Victoria
- Listening to what matters
- Vax facts. What we’re learning from diverse Victorian communities.
- Keeping Victorians Active
- A quick overview of Victoria’s Mental Health Royal Commission final report
- Bold mental health report sets roadmap for real change
- Loneliness and loss to cast a long shadow this Christmas
- My ‘Deaf family’ during COVID-19
- Iso Drift
- Statement on public housing lockdowns
- Beyond the economy: why social progress should be measured
- Don’t abandon the poor and the sick in a rush to combat climate change
- Rethinking mental health
- Surviving the heat
- Every Suburb, Every Town: mapping poverty in Victoria.
- Accessibility and quality of mental health services in rural and remote Australia
- Recognising the true costs of realtime prescription monitoring
- The Coroner’s case for safe injecting
- Reducing trauma and delay for witnesses and victims
- Response to the Medical Treatment Planning and Decisions Bill 2016
- Pokie revenue is “dirty money”
- VCOSS Submission to 10-year Mental Health Strategy
- Category: Housing and Homelessness
- It’s grim: Victorian renters face big struggles three years on
- Renting in Victoria
- A plan to end homelessness
- Everything we know (so far) about Victoria’s Housing Statement
- Challenging suspected invalid rent increases
- The five big ways to fix Victoria’s housing system
- How to fix Victoria’s rental system
- Games’ legacy secured
- Strategies for staving off evictions in Victoria
- Shaping a fairer Melbourne
- Inquiry into Land Transfer Duty Fees
- Renters’ rights have never been more important
- Going the distance on Victorian rooming houses standards
- Updated minimum standards for rooming houses in Victoria
- Why Victoria should put Housing First
- Leaving a Games legacy for good
- We need to talk about the rent affordability crisis
- Victoria’s new rental rules, one year on
- A contemporary social housing regulatory framework for Victoria
- Changing the game on homelessness
- Build on the Big Housing Build
- What you need to know about Victoria’s new rental rules
- VCOSS analysis – Final Report of the Inquiry into Homelessness in Victoria
- Draft 30-Year Infrastructure Strategy
- Colossal social housing investment to change countless lives
- VCOSS response to the Review of Real Estate Education Regulations
- Is COVID causing a housing crisis?
- REIV must retract callous and dangerous landlord COVID directive
- If not now, then when? Victoria’s ‘magic moment’ to end homelessness.
- Victorians back significant social housing push
- Submission to the Inquiry into Homelessness in Australia
- Social housing, not home buyers grants, is the best stimulus
- More social housing would avoid a COVID homelessness spike and rebuild the economy.
- Make Social Housing Work
- Social housing must be a priority for Victorian COVID building taskforce
- Home: the foundation for a good life
- VCOSS applauds new measures to avoid renters’ corona catastrophe.
- Make Social Housing Work
- Deliver Rental Fairness
- House-dreaming
- Bold action is required to end homelessness and fix our housing crisis
- Ending homelessness. It can be done.
- “A good start”: VCOSS reviews Victoria’s new rental rules.
- Australia needs strong community housing regulation
- No corner of Victoria untouched by poverty, new ‘atlas’ reveals
- Statement on fair rental laws victory
- Build social housing for the future
- Belligerent Feds holding the homeless to ransom
- Victoria delivers for renters
- Protecting tenancy rights in specialist housing
- STATEMENT—Longer leases are welcome, but renters’ rights must not be reduced
- VCOSS applauds ‘game changing’ $2.1b social housing package
- Strengthening Rental Laws
- Moving the homeless on does not make them disappear
- Regulation of property conditions in the rental market
- Rent, bonds and other charges
- Category: Justice and Human Rights
- Final Report: Inquiry into Victoria’s Criminal Justice System
- Strong communities are safe communities
- The day they locked down my home
- What do we really mean when we talk about ‘justice’?
- VCOSS welcomes bipartisan shift on justice
- Towards effective legal assistance
- Why Victoria’s Charter of Human Rights needs a shakeup
- Mandatory sentencing is not the answer
- Stop the Stigma: Letter to the Editor
- Helping victims of crime recover
- Fair and equitable access to legal aid
- Youth Justice Reform
- Government changes will undermine Victoria’s youth justice system
- Restoring Youth Justice
- Sending more Victorians to prison is not making us safer
- Community safety undermined by youth justice realignment
- Fair and equitable access to legal aid
- Narrowing the Justice Gap
- VCOSS Submission to 2015 Review of Charter of Human Rights
- Category: Mental Health
- Category: Regional Victoria
- Category: Transport
- Category: Uncategorized
- Vale Kim Sykes
- Supporting the community services sector post COVID-19
- Draft Recommendations of the Embedded Networks Review
- VCOSS launches open-access vaccination ad
- Quality Initial Teacher Education Review
- Social Housing Regulation Review – Background and Scoping Paper
- Victorian Government inflicts post-COVID funding cut on charities
- Victorian Early Childhood Workforce Strategy
- The wheels are not going round and round
- Stories into Evidence
- ‘Getting to Fair’ draft consumer vulnerability strategy
- More support needed for storm residents without power
- ESC’s Victorian Default Offer 2022 approach consultation paper
- Stronger early childhood education and schools
- More than a band-aid
- SkillsIQ Draft Community Services Training Package
- Affordable living
- National Children’s Education and Care Workforce Strategy (2021-30)
- Value the community sector
- A safe place to call home
- Women and children thriving, free from violence
- VET Disability Education Delivery
- VCOSS submission to the National Preventive Health Strategy Consultation
- ABC Melbourne crosses the language barrier to connect communities through COVID
- The path to a stronger mental health system
- Category: VCOSS Organisation
- Category: Workforce
- The government is clamping down on charities — and it could have a chilling effect
- Holding the fabric together
- Victorian On-Demand Workforce Inquiry recommendations
- Community Traineeship Pilot Program
- On what level does ‘drip funding’ social service bodies make sense?
- Making the ‘gig economy’ work for everybody
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