NCOSS Local Connect (Hunter & Central Coast)
Event description
NCOSS Local Connect
The NSW Council of Social Services (NCOSS) is holding a free one-day forum for locally-based non-government organisations and networks, including government agencies and local council staff, working and volunteering in the diverse field of social services and community health.
The NCOSS Local Connect forum will explore the existing strengths of community organisations and explore solutions to shared challenges and unmet needs.
What can you expect?
NCOSS will share important sector updates, such as the Fair Work Commission’s review of the SCHADS Awards,
Have your voice heard in meaningful discussions about what matters most to our sector
Connect and collaborate with like-minded people in your area and create new networks
Build your capabilities through practical workshops and resources
Attendance is free with catering provided.
NCOSS is committed to supporting marginalised and historically excluded voices to be heard - if your organisation needs financial support to attend, please get in touch.
Got a question? Contact the NCOSS Sector and Community Engagement Officer, Michelle Shackleton at michelle@ncoss.org.au.
Does your organisation run services in other parts of NSW? Invite your colleagues to join a social sector forum near them: https://events.humanitix.com/host/nsw-council-of-social-service
About NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS)
NCOSS is the peak body for the social services sector in NSW. With over 350 members and a wider network of organisations and individuals who share our values, we advocate for a NSW free from poverty and disadvantage. NCOSS is uniquely placed to provide a platform for sharing information and resources, developing agreed positions and seeking greater transparency and delivery on commitments from government.
This event is part of our commitment to engage, connect with and provide capability development opportunities for our members and the wider community services sector by holding social sector forums in each of the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ’s) seven districts across NSW.
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