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Delivering A Stronger Social Housing Sector In Victoria

This landmark investment by the Labor Government’s $5.3 billion Big Housing Build is delivering more than 12,000 new homes. Boosting […]

The theme for Children’s Week 2020-21 is Children have the right to choose their friends and safely connect with others. Children’s

The Loddon Mallee Homelessness Network Co-ordinator position plays a significant role in the development and implementation of current and future

We all want our kids to grow up happy and healthy. And with around three-quarters of common mental health problems

Maryborough in the Central Goldfields is the fourth most disadvantaged area in Victoria, with the region facing challenges that inhibit

The State Government has opened a Tender process for LGBTIQ+ organisations and specialist homelessness services to jointly run a new

Nominations are now open for the Victorian Protecting Children Awards, which acknowledges the important work being done to protect our

The new guide was launched on Wednesday 3rd March 2021 by Victoria’s Commission for Children and Young People, the New

With the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out about to begin, VCOSS has organised a critical sector briefing with key representatives of Victoria’s COVID-19

It’s hard to keep up with information in such a rapidly changing environment, but if you need the latest government

Families and Homelessness: Supporting Parents and Improving Outcomes For Children- Free Webinar on 10th February 2021 The webinar is aimed

Parity Magazine is seeking submission for their November edition; ‘Shelter from the Storm: Responding to Homelessness Under Covid-19’. This edition

Produced in collaboration with Clare Desira from Top Five Movement, this podcast is dedicated to improving the mindset, resilience and

VCOSS and Tenants Victoria are running a free session for community sector workers who want to better understand the state’s

Cobaw Community Health Service is merging with Sunbury Community Health beginning January 2021. The agency will be known as Sunbury

Back in 2012 Fair Work Australia made a landmark decision to raise the pay rate for the mostly female community