Welcome to Community Services Directorate

The ACT Community Services Directorate has responsibility for a wide range of human services functions in the ACT.

Everyone Everyday | 101 ways to include people with disability

Everyone Everyday

Prime Minister's Literary Awards

Prime Ministers Literary Awards

ACT Seniors Week | 19-23 March 2012

Seniors Week | 19 - 23 March 2012

National Multicultural Festival | 10-12 February 2012

National Multicultural Festival | 10-12 February 2012

International Women's Day | 8 March

International Women's Day

Chinese New Year | Year of the Dragon

Chinese New Year Celebrations

Current News

For a comprehensive list of CSD Publications please visit CSD Publications.

Disability Information Support Hub (The DISH @ Oatley)

A new government-community partnership giving people with disabilities and their families better access to information, services and supports has been launched.
“The Disability Information Support Hub in Oatley Court, Belconnen (DISH @ Oatley) co-locates services provided by the House with No Steps, Woden Community Services and Disability ACT.
DISH @ Oatley website External Link
For more information call 6205 9331

Flynn Community Centre

Closing date for input of the Conservation Strategy Stage 2 has been extended until COB Wednesday 14 March 2012.  Please contact Peter Johns on 6207 8170 or peter.johns@act.gov.au for further information. more information on the Flynn Community Centre.

Equal Remuneration Decision

Fair Work Australia has handed down its decision  on the application by the Australian Municipal, Administrative, Clerical and Services Union, the Health Services Union, the Australian Workers' Union of Employees, Queensland, the Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union and the Australian Education Union for an Equal Remuneration order: Equal Remuneration Decision External Link

Public Housing Asset Management Strategy

The following document "The Public Housing Asset Management Strategy", outlines the approach to efficiently and effectively utilise the public housing asset portfolio to meet the current and future housing requirements of those Canberrans most in need. 
more information on the public housing asset management strategy

Affordable Rental Scheme

The ACT Affordable Rental Office currently has 19 rental properties available for older Canberrans.
More information on the affordable rental scheme

ACT Volunteering Statement

The ACT Government recognises the benefits, opportunities and needs of volunteering in the community. The principles set out in the ACT Volunteering Statement are a platform for good practice. They reflect a whole-of-government and community approach to supporting and recognising volunteers.
more information on the ACT Volunteering Statement

ACT Young People’s Plan Implementation Plan and Progress Report

ACT Young People’s Plan Implementation Plan and Progress Report

More after school options for kids and teens with disability

Children and young people with disability will soon have access to new after school and vacation programs with the announcement of community agencies to provide the services. more information on new after school options for kids and teens with disability

ACT Review of the Emergency Response Strategy for Children in Crisis in the ACT

ACT Government Response to The Report of the Public Advocate of the ACT Review of the Emergency Response Strategy for Children in Crisis in the ACT

ACT Targeted Assistance Strategy

The ACT Government has commissioned an ACT Targeted Assistance Strategy to be developed by local experts in the fields of community service, ACT Government and financial services. More information about the ACT Targeted Assistance Strategy

Enhanced Bail Service for Youth Justice

The After-Hours Bail Support Service (the Service) provides a service for young people who are at risk of being remanded in custody, to assist them to remain in the community. The Service makes assessments of young people’s suitability for bail and provides support and advice to young people, family and other supports and the police.

The Service’s target group is young people in police custody in relation to fresh offences, where the watch house sergeant is considering refusing bail and young people already on bail, who are at risk of breaching their bail, or who have already breached their bail.

This Service operates between 5pm- 2am weekdays and 4pm-2am weekends and public holidays. The After Hours Bail Support Service has a toll free number which is 1800 178 277.

For further information, please email AHBSS@act.gov.au

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