Links

Below is a list of websites that offer information, advice, networking opportunities and tools to assist your organisation.

The third party sites listed in this section are intended as an information source only and are not in any way an endorsement of any Internet site, service or organisation mentioned. The State of Queensland, its officers and staff do not accept responsibility for the content, including any errors, omissions or inaccuracies, in any of the Internet sites listed below.

The State of Queensland (represented by Department of Communities) reserves the right to add further websites to this list or remove websites, as it deems appropriate, in its absolute discretion.

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Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research

The Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research is a research centre which is currently exploring Education, Governance and Capacity Development focussing on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

Centre of Philanthropy and Non-profit Studies, Queensland University of Technology

The Centre of Philanthropy and Non-profit Studies sits within the Faculty of Business at the Queensland University of Technology (Gardens Point campus). It contains information about non-profits, including sector statistics, research publications, upcoming seminars and workshops.

Interested parties are able to subscribe free-of-charge to a variety of non-profit email alert services. It contains lots of information about non-profit accounting, taxation and GST.

Charities Consultative Committee Resolved Issues Document

In May 1999 the Federal government announced the establishment of the Charities Consultative Committee. The committee's purpose is to assist the non-profit sector understand its obligations under the Goods and Services Tax Act (1999) as amended. The committee comprises representatives from the major charitable organisations and peak bodies in Australia and has released a paper, The Resolved Issues Document, which clarifies of a variety of GST issues affecting charities and non-profit organisations, such as fundraising, donations and grants.

Community Builders (New South Wales)

This site offers practical resources to help local communities enhance and strengthen their community. It also offers a discussion forum, events calendar and case studies.

Community Development Unit

The Community Tool Box is the world's largest resource for free information on essential skills for building healthy communities. It offers more than 7,000 pages of practical guidance in creating change and improvement.

Community Portal (Australian Government)

This website provides access to online services and information for Australian community organisations, communities and individuals. It links to information and services provided by all levels of government as well as the non-government sector.

Community Renewal

Community Renewal is a Queensland Government initiative, delivered in partnership between State and local governments, business, residents and the community sector to deliver projects that improve people's lives in selected Queensland Communities. Community Renewal was established in 1998 and is coordinated by the Department of Housing. From community centres and youth arts projects to traineeships and family support services, the program brings communities and governments together to find new solutions to local needs.

Complaint Line

Complaintline is an online gateway to agencies in Qld and all around Australia offering dispute resolution services for consumers. It is a not-for-profit site, operating now for over 10 years, which would provide useful links for your users/readers.

Councils of Social Services (COSSs)

The Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) is the peak council of the community services and welfare sector. Established in 1956, ACOSS is the national voice for the needs of people affected by poverty and inequality. ACOSS’s vision is a fair, inclusive and sustainable Australia where all individuals and communities have the resources they need to participate in and benefit from social and economic life.

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