The TasCOSS Book Club will focus on leadership, personal development and advocacy through literature and prose. Come along to share your thoughts and reflect on the prescribed resources.

Change Your Impact is an experiential leadership course which provides you with wrap-around support to grow as a leader in the workplace. Now running for the third consecutive year, the course is designed to introduce you to strategic thinking and application through an advocacy and change framework.

This innovative new leadership program brings together the finest minds in strategic thinking in a series of intensive workshops. Aimed at CEO's and senior managers, this program will equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate your organisation through the complex world of funding, politics and stakeholder management.

Join us for this practical workshop which will build on your existing knowledge and skills about the qualities, skills and attributes of a great leader, explore team dynamics and how to engage effectively with your team, develop skills to manage workplace conflict including how to have a difficult conversation with a staff member or volunteer or maybe your boss, unpack the use of emotional intelligence to be the leader you want to be; and provide you with resources, practical examples and information that you can take back to your team.

There are some big challenges ahead, particularly AASB1060 and the shift to General Purpose Financials. Join BDO Australia partner and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) advisory national leader Aletta Boshoff to discuss the updates to reporting requirements for not-for-profit organisations.

The 2021/2022 TasCOSS State Budget Briefing provides you with on-the-day commentary and analysis of the State Budget’s impact on the community services industry.

Anti-Poverty Week supports the Australian community to have an increased understanding of poverty and to take collective action to end it. Anti-Poverty Week 2021 will be held between 17-23 October 2021.