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Labor provides short-term relief to community services, but stops short of ending funding uncertainty

17 Mar 2024

TasCOSS is pleased to see Tasmanian Labor acknowledge the essential role our industry plays by pledging that funding to community services won’t be cut over the next 12 months should they win government.

Targeted support for services welcome

15 Mar 2024

As cost of living pressures continue to drive increasing community demand, TasCOSS has welcomed a raft of targeted announcements by both major parties made at this week’s 2024 Tasmanian State Election: Community Services Industry Forum.

Funding cuts to community services ensure Tasmanians won’t get the support they need

14 Mar 2024

Tasmania’s community services are reeling from the Tasmanian Labor and Liberal election promises of cuts to industry indexation, putting the delivery of essential services to Tasmanians in need at risk.

Colony 47 join call to secure investment in Tasmania’s essential community services industry

12 Mar 2024

In the face of surging community demand, TasCOSS have joined with Colony 47 to call on all political aspirants to commit to increasing investment in the state’s community services industry to ensure Tasmanians can get the support they need, when they need it.

Ensuring Tasmanians have the support they need, when they need it

07 Mar 2024

The Tasmanian Community Services Industry Peaks Network has today launched a Joint Statement of 2024 Tasmanian State Election Priorities, which calls on all political aspirants to place the wellbeing of Tasmanians first by ensuring community services are adequately resourced to meet surging demand.

Tasmanian Community Services Industry Peaks Network Joint Statement of 2024 Tasmanian State Election Priorities

07 Mar 2024

The incoming Tasmanian Government has a responsibility to build a strong community services industry that will serve the next generations of Tasmanians to keep them safe and well. This is all the more important in times of great uncertainty and challenge, as we are in now.

Election priorities which place the wellbeing of our people first and support Tasmanians now and into the future

29 Feb 2024

TasCOSS’s 2024 Tasmanian State Election Priorities proposes a suite of measures that would provide Tasmanians with much-needed, targeted cost of living relief, and ensure a well-resourced community services industry that can meet increasing levels of need and complexity in the community. 

Healthy, accessible food for all Tasmanians

29 Feb 2024

More investment is needed to address both immediate need and ensure a food secure Tasmania into the future. The Tasmanian Food Security Coalition looks forward to working with the incoming Tasmanian Government to support all Tasmanians to be able to eat fresh, local and nutritious food every day.

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