ACT Council of Social Service Inc.

Justice | Equity | Social Inclusion | Reconciliation

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ACTCOSS advocates for social justice in the ACT and represents not-for-profit community organisations.

Our vision is that Canberra is a just, safe and sustainable community in which everyone has the opportunity for self-determination and a fair share of resources and services.

Authorised by Emma Campbell for the ACT Council of Social Service.

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News

24 March 2023

The Chair of the Board of the ACT Council of Social Service, Jeremy Halcrow, has announced the appointment of Dr Devin Bowles as the new Chief Executive Officer of ACTCOSS.

6 February 2023

The newly developed ACT Community Sector Careers Gateway is now live, showcasing the incredible diversity of community sector careers - with the sector projected to grow 14% by...

1 February 2023

Canberrans living on low incomes are once again being hardest hit by an increase in fossil fuel gas prices. This increase underscores the importance of centring equity outcomes and impacts throughout the ACT Government’s commitment to phase out fossil fuel gas by 2045 through electrifying...

31 January 2023

Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health and Community Services and the ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS) are today noting distressing statistics finding that the overrepresentation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the ACT justice system has worsened.

24 January 2023

The ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS) has today joined with ACT Shelter in calling on the ACT and Federal Governments to take urgent action to address the worsening housing crisis in the Territory.

Events

Event Date: 5 April 2023

[Please note - the Better Monitoring and Evaluation: Program Logics, Program Outcomes Workshops have reached participant capacity.

Event Date: 27 April 2023

[Please note - the Better Monitoring and Evaluation: Program Logics, Program Outcomes Workshops have reached participant capacity.