TasCOSS Board Member
2021 State Election Joint Statement on Poker Machines in Tasmania
Poker machines are designed to be addictive and are recognised as a potentially dangerous product. Figures show Tasmanians lose around $500,000 to poker machines each and every day.
TasCOSS MEDIA RELEASE: Funding to address community services skills shortage welcomed
The commitment by the Tasmanian Liberal Party, if elected, to partner with the community services industry to address the current skills shortage and create 4,000 new jobs by 2024 to meet rising community demand has been welcomed by TasCOSS.
TasCOSS MEDIA RELEASE: Securing the future of vital community service organisations
TasCOSS is pleased to see the Tasmanian Liberal Party’s funding commitment for some community services peak organisations which will support the delivery of core services and a number of important initiatives.
2021 State Election Joint Statement on Energy Affordability
Energy is an essential service. It is critical to individual, family and community health and wellbeing, as well as to overall economic activity. All Tasmanians, regardless of their means, have the right to reliable, safe and affordable energy.
TasCOSS MEDIA RELEASE: Tasmania’s community services peaks call for urgent action on jobs
Tasmania’s community services industry peak bodies are calling for a commitment from all political leaders to partner with the industry to deliver the 4,000 new jobs needed to address increasing community demand by 2024.
Tasmanian Community Services Industry Joint Statement of 2021 State Election Priorities
As the peak bodies representing Tasmania’s community services industry, our vision is for all Tasmanians to have the opportunity to contribute to rebuilding their communities as resilient, healthy, safe and economically vibrant places to live.
TasCOSS MEDIA RELEASE: Groups join forces to call for closure of Tasmania’s digital divide
The Tasmanian digital inclusion alliance have joined forces to urge all political leaders to commit to policies and actions that improve digital access, affordability and ability to ensure no Tasmanian is left offline.
2021 State Election Joint Statement on Digital Inclusion
Digital inclusion is about making sure everyone can make full use of digital technologies so they can enjoy the social and economic benefits it provides.
2021/2022 TasCOSS Budget Priorities Statement: Household Energy Efficiency Initiatives
Energy is an essential service — one that is fundamental to community, family, individual health and wellbeing and overall economic activity.
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