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Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Development |
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Welcome to the website of the Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Development. We are a community based organisation that is located in South Sydney and operates throughout the Inner and Eastern Sydney Region. We are interested in, and active upon, issues arising in inner and eastern Sydney that affect quality of life of people living in the region. We have a commitment to social justice, so we are particularly interested in the wellbeing of people who are disadvantaged. A look around this site will provide you with information about our region, what we do, our history, current issues, our projects, links to community service organisations and about our magazine, 'Inner Sydney Voice'. |
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2008 - 2009 Annual Report |
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5 Jan 2009 | |
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The 2008 - 2009 Annual Report is now available for download | |
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A New Look at Ending Homelessness |
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17 Dec 2008 | |
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A presentation by Felicity Reynolds, CEO of the Mercy Foundation gives a visionary and more holistic approach to ending homelessness in Australia. | |
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ACOSS Australian Community Sector Survey 2009 |
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17 Dec 2008 | |
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The survey is now online at www.acoss.org.au/survey9. The information this survey collects provides a national picture of the community sector overall and informs decisions on social policy, sector development and sector capacity. The closing date for the survey is Monday, 2 February, 2009. | |
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Inner Sydney Voice Issue 112 – 30th Aniversary Edition |
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17 Dec 2008 | |
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When Inner Voice (as it was then) was first produced, Neville Wran was Premier of NSW. He was a popular Premier with a program of reform and change much of which was achieved under his leadership. Unfortunately, many programs and services were later cut, particularly in health and welfare. When we look back through the early editions of Inner Sydney Voice we can track some of the enormous changes that have taken place in each of our regional areas and the community response to each one – campaigns won or lost, protests successful or unsuccessful; change that comes through the passage of time, new generations and different national and global conditions. This issue looks back at the last 30 years. | |
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| Content taken from http://www.innersydney.org.au/index.cfm |
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| © 2005-2009 Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Development |
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