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Community organisations throughout WA will get help to benchmark, and improve on, their current resilience to natural disaster under a new grant won by WACOSS. As a result of the Natural Disaster Resilience Grant, WACOSS will deliver training across 17 locations in the use of the ACOSS Resilient Community Organisations Toolkit.
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The Department of Communities will be undertaking a co-design process facilitated by WACOSS to develop the new Transition to Adulthood Services (currently known as Leaving Care Services).
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The Noongar Child Protection Council (NCPC) intends to ensure that the rights of all Aboriginal children in Noongar Country are protected and that kids are connected to families, community, culture and country.
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WACOSS will help Community Radio Station RTR-FM measure their social impact in the WA Community in a new project. For more information click here.
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The 2017 Community Sector Banking Social Investment Grants program aims to support not-for-profits to build resilience and capability in those most vulnerable. Applications will open Monday 10 July.
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WACOSS is pleased to announce three Masterclasses running the morning after this year's Community Relief and Resiilience. Free for conference attendees, these masterclasses will delve deeper into thre three core topics of the conference.
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The WA Co-Design Toolkit will be launched at the WA Zoo immediately following the Community Relief and Resilience Conference at 4:30pm on 26 July. The toolkit will help ensure that the design of any new programs and services in WA meets the highest standards for engagement and participation of stakeholders.
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The PwC Director Award for Excellence recognises the outstanding contribution of a director in the not-for-profit sector in WA. For more information about nominations and award criteria click here.
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The AICD launched exciting new scholarships that will give women, regional leaders, directors and executives, the opportunity to develop skills and capabilities that will boost their director careers. For more information call 9320 1700 - Sophie Newman and Skye Wexelman.
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Presented by HESTA in partnership with the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS), the national Awards recognise excellence in service provision, advocacy and leadership in the community sector. Nominations close on 4 August 2017.
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Rise have now completed the change of use and fit out of the first floor at their Cockburn NFP Hub this comprise 16 desks and storage facilities.To check the other changes please click here.
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The program has been developed to provide participants with a range of skills and techniques necessary to be able to respond appropriately in a range of sensitive situations prevalent in the community.
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Are you planning a project or event that may require grant support? Looking for help so your group can deliver important work in the community? Join the Lotterywest Grants team to hear more about how they can support your organisation.
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Assure Programs invites you to a free two hour workshop on technology facilitated abuse and it’s relationship to domestic violence presented by the Office of the Children’s e-Safety Commissioner.
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Can men who are perpetrators of violence change? This workshop is aimed at those who would like more depth in understanding family violence, practical strategies, and specific skills in working directly with perpetrators.
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Pitch Please! is an easy to enter pitch competition for young entrepreneurs aged between 17 and 25 with a focus on the creative sector. These interested are asked to attend an info night - 6pm at YMCA HQ on July 6.
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DropIN is the free, flexible and interactive way to connect with the community sector
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