A NSW Free From Poverty and Disadvantage
The NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS) works with and for people experiencing poverty and disadvantage, and those organisations that support them, to achieve positive change in NSW.
We believe that all people, communities and the community services sector should be supported and empowered to prosper in our state.
Important Updates
$50 million Social Sector Transformation Fund
Click below to learn more about the results of Tranche 2 and 3 of the $50 million Social Sector Transformation Fund announced in last year’s State Budget. The SSTF Advisory and Information Service (Tranche 3) providers have been announced and will deliver free support to small to medium social service NGOs to assist them grow capability, effectiveness and sustainability. This includes free legal services, workforce development opportunities, practical support and resources to strengthen governance and strategy.
NCOSS eNews & Media Releases
NCOSS eNews keeps you up to date with news and views on developments in the NSW Community Sector. It's a timely, relevant and brief round-up of NCOSS work and what's happening in the sector. You can also read our latest media releases here.
About NCOSS
Making Positive Change in Our Communities
Over 888,000 people are living below the poverty line in NSW and this number is growing. As communities struggle to meet the cost of living, many people are being left behind and are doing it tough. Natural disasters as well as the COVID-19 pandemic have exacerbated the already growing number of vulnerable communities. As the peak body for the social and community services sector in NSW, NCOSS is uniquely placed to work together with government, business and other stakeholders to ensure communities in NSW are thriving for everyone.
NCOSS Community Jobs
Explore Jobs in the Community Services Sector
NCOSS Community Jobs board connects the NSW human services and community sector with jobseekers looking to find their next employment opportunity. Our weekly Jobs bulletin containing a summary of the newest listing, goes out to over 2,500 subscribers, is part of our fortnightly NCOSS e-News that reaches over 4,500 subscribers and is promoted through our social media platforms.
