The Sector Development Unit of NCOSS works to comprehensively support the sector to effectively operationalise its social justice objectives and values.

We aim to proactively enable and resource the development of a high quality and effective community sector through industry services, advocacy, research and policy development.

Major goals of the Sector Development Unit

1: Support and resource the ongoing development of a high quality and effective community sector.

Objectives

• Provide leadership and support in developing organisational capacity and sectorial sustainability
• Deliver and initiate quality services to meet the identified needs of members and the sector
• Develop the NCOSS research capacity to work on issues affecting the development and sustainability of the community sector.

2: Positively influence key government policies that impact on the sustainability, capacity and vitality of the community sector.

Objectives

• Be an effective industry advocate
• Develop and maintain relationships to support and inform our sector development work
• Advise government of the current and emerging needs of the sector in relation to work force development, organisational sustainability and other sector capacity issues.

NCOSS Sector Development Strategy 2007- 2010

These strategies aim to provide a balance of activities that address and intervene at the sectorial and organisational levels to influence and build structural capacity.
Download: NCOSS Sector Development Strategy 2007-10

Further information:

Catherine Mahony
Deputy Director, Sector Development/Corporate Services
phone: (02) 92112599 ext 110
email: catherine@ncoss.org.au

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