NCOSS Regional Forum - Wagga Wagga

The NSW Council of Social Services (NCOSS) in partnership with Linking Communities Network (LCN) is holding a one-day Regional Forum to bring together regionally-based non-government organisations and their networks, including government agencies and staff at local councils, across a range of service areas in the diverse communities of the Riverina.

The Forum will explore the existing strengths of local communities, and coordinate solutions to shared challenges and unmet needs. We will address topics such as sector workforce and sustainability, as well as the changes to health and related services and the ripple effect on the wider community.

You will have the chance to: 

• Engage with experts: Learn and discuss the latest policy changes that impact the sector and your communities.
• Share your insights: Contribute your knowledge and experiences through Q&A and open discussion about the growing inequalities and issues for diverse regional communities.
• Network with peers: Develop relationships with other community sector organisations and stakeholders to strengthen cross-system coordination and connection.

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.

About NCOSS and LCN

NCOSS is the peak body for the social services sector in NSW. With over 250 members and a wider network of organisations and individuals who share our values, we advocate to alleviate poverty and disadvantage in NSW. As the peak body for the social services sector, 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.

LCN is the lead agency for homelessness and domestic violence services in Griffith, Leeton, Narrandera, Hay, West Wyalong, Hillston, Lake Cargelligo and all areas in between and the agency that holds the Women’s Domestic and Family Violence Service in Wagga Wagga, Albury and Griffith. LCN’s vision is for all people to have access to safe, secure, affordable housing, live free from violence, have equal rights, opportunities for participation and the freedom to reach their potential.