NCOSS Post-Budget 2023-2024 Breakfast

Name: NCOSS Post-Budget 2023-2024 Breakfast
Start: 2023-09-26T08:00:00+1000
End: 2023-09-26T10:30:00+1000
Location: Strangers’ Function Room (NSW Parliament House)

Tue, 26 Sep 2023, 8am - 10:30am AEST

Strangers’ Function Room (NSW Parliament House)

sydney, australia

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Tuesday, 26 September 2023

Strangers Dining Room, NSW Parliament House and by livestream 8:00 - 9:45am

Networking breakfast 9:45 - 10:30am.

Join NSW Treasurer, the Hon Daniel Mookhey MLC, Shadow Treasurer, the Hon Damien Tudehope MLC, as they outline how they’ll tackle the widening inequality in NSW and support our sector, working at the coalface. Hear from a panel of sector leaders. The discussions will be moderated by a prominent journalist. Watch this space for details!

7:30am: Doors open for registration. Tea, coffee, juice & light refreshments will be served
8:00 - 9:45am: Live stream commences
9:45 - 10:30am: Stand-up networking breakfast for in-person attendees.

Ticket Prices:

SALES CLOSED - Contact us at info@ncoss.org.au if you have a last minute enquiry.

~~In-person (includes breakfast):~~

~~NCOSS Member: $50.00~~
~~Social sector organisations that are not NCOSS member: $70~~
~~Non-sector organisation: $85~~

~~Online attendance:~~

~~NCOSS Member (individual or organisation): $20~~
~~Non-member: $45~~

~~Contact us at info@ncoss.org.au for a 10% table discount for groups of 10.~~

~~Important information for Members~~

Organizational NCOSS members will receive a special member only price discount code (see here for the list of current NCOSS Organisational members and Friends of NCOSS) via the email address of their primary contact. Individual members will receive their code direct to their membership email address.

~~If you haven’t received it yet please let us know at info@ncoss.org.au~~

Contact our team for assistance: Phone: 02 9211 2599 Email: info@ncoss.org.au

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The NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS) is the peak body for the social services sector in NSW. With over 400 members and a wider network of organisations and individuals who share our values, we advocate to alleviate poverty and disadvantage in NSW.

NCOSS was founded in 1934 during the Great Depression when unemployment rose to 28% and extreme poverty was rampant. With few government programs available, assistance was provided through a limited number of overstretched religious charities. A small group was motivated to improve the lives of those suffering and so the NSW Council of Social Services was formed, to coordinate relief efforts and maximise benefit for those in need. Our core vision remains unchanged; a NSW free from poverty and inequality. To achieve this vision we work to:

Amplify the experience of people affected by poverty and disadvantage
Support a diverse, collaborative and innovative community sector
Form constructive partnerships to influence change
Ensure a strong, effective and sustainable organisation

Over 995,600 people are living below the poverty line in NSW and this number is growing. As communities struggle to meet the cost of living, many people are being left behind. Natural disasters as well as the COVID-19 pandemic have exacerbated the already growing number of vulnerable communities.

As the peak body for the social services sector, NCOSS is uniquely placed to work together with our members, government, business and other stakeholders to strive for a more equitable and inclusive society.

We provide a platform for sharing information and resources, developing agreed positions, progressing joint work and seeking greater transparency and delivery on commitments from government.

Your membership strengthens our ability to do this. Learn more about how to Become a Member and Our Impact.

Join NCOSS today.

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Tue, 26 Sep 2023, 8am - 10:30am AEST

Strangers’ Function Room (NSW Parliament House)

sydney, australia