Emergency and crisis relief support welcomed by community services sector The Western Australian Council of Social Service (WACOSS) has welcomed yesterday’s announcement from the McGowan Government for additional funding for
Children moved to maximum security prison last straw for broken system 5 July 2022 This media release contains comments attributed to: Glenda Kickett, Co-Chair Social Reinvestment WA; Louise Giolitto, CEO
Project to support vulnerable people to access online services launches today in WA The WA Digital Inclusion Project, launched today by Minister for Communities, Simone McGurk, aims to support vulnerable
WACOSS has welcomed the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission’s $40.90 increase to the state minimum wage today as a step in the right direction to respond to rapidly rising living
WACOSS has welcomed the Fair Work Commission’s $40 (5.2%) increase to the national minimum wage and 4.6% increase to modern award minimum wages, slightly above the 5.1% increase to cost
100 Families WA, in partnership with uneARThed and Self Made Indigenous Corporation, presents Sonder – an exhibition with purpose. Sonder aims to share the art and stories of artists with lived experience of disadvantage, offering the broader community
The Western Australian Council of Social Service has welcomed measures in this year’s state budget to address rising cost of living pressures, expand family and domestic violence support, provide essential
MEDIA RELEASE Monday 9 May 2022 Frontline services call for a national child, youth and family wellbeing strategy Members of the WA Children’s Policy and Advocacy Council (CPAC) have written to MPs,
The Western Australian Council of Social Service has warmly welcomed today’s announcement ahead of the State Budget there will be significant investment to tackle family and domestic violence, and to
