Our advocacy promotes innovative solutions addressing complex social and economic issues affecting Australians today. We do so knowing no single cause or solution to poverty and disadvantage exists.
We work with governments and like-minded organisations to pursue sound policies and call out policies that adversely affect the poor, vulnerable, and those who serve them.
CSSA’s response to the proposed Alternative Structure to the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services (SCHADS) Industry Award 2010.
The 2026-2027 Federal Budget must be a budget for the Common Good – one that strengthens economic and social opportunity, promotes shared prosperity, and prioritises those experiencing poverty and hardship. … Read More
This submission provides support and guidance on the department’s efforts to improve investment in families and children programs through longer-term grant agreements, greater focus on outcomes, simpler administrative and reporting arrangements, building the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled sector and introducing meaningful relational contracting arrangements.