End Mandatory Income Management WACOSS is strongly supportive of the move to abolish the Cashless Debit Card arrangements.
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As part of our advocacy to Government, we gather on-the-ground information from our members and the sector, which forms our strategic insights and policy recommendations in our Submissions.
End Mandatory Income Management WACOSS is strongly supportive of the move to abolish the Cashless Debit Card arrangements.
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Recommendations Indexation and resourcing of State and Federal contracts must be sufficient to ensure award obligations can be met. Public authorities contract with the not-for-profit community services sector in a […]
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Introduction WACOSS understands, through consultation with members and family and domestic violence and women’s legal specialists, that there is a general consensus that the introduction of any new criminal offences […]
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We welcome the opportunity to make a submission to the Economic Regulation Authority on the additional tariff structure and reference services information provided as part of Western Power’s access arrangement […]
Read MoreWe develop and write publications, some of which are produced yearly, such as the Cost of Living Report, which contribute to more in-depth policy conversations, and advocate for those on the lowest incomes, people in poverty, and experiencing disadvantage.
A joint report by WACOSS and UnionsWA that explores the area of low-wage work in Western Australia.
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Download our 2022-23 Budget Briefing Pack, which includes the media release, as well as fact sheets on:
Read MoreHealth equity requires an expanded vision in healthcare to go beyond the immediate biomedical causes of disease and illness, and towards the social determinants of health, the “causes of the […]
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For the second year in a row, our Cost of Living Report is able to demonstrate what is possible when people are provided enough income so they can not only […]
Read MoreWe share our presentations from key events and report launches, to give you greater insight into our strategic thinking, and invite you to download our key topics and take away notes from the event.
From the Early Childhood Development, Disadvantage and Wellbeing Forum held at the Stan and Jean Perron Child Advocacy Centre in Midland, on Monday 25 July 2022.
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Read MoreNotes from a public lecture by Professor David Gilchrist at UWA on 27 June 2019, about the nature of charities, their contribution, and current risks to charities and their stakeholders.
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