legal – community development – advocacy

Projects

QCJC

QCJC is a resource based website. The site provides information intended to assist lawyers in the conduct of criminal cases in QLD that involve people with disabilities. The primary intention is to increase the likelihood that cases will proceed in a way that is just for all defendants. Read more

The Smarterstate Scholarship is an annual scholarship awarded to TASC employees to conduct research both nationally and/or internationally in a field of particular relevance to TASC and the progression of smart social innovation in Queensland. … Read more

Community Access Point (CAP)

The Community Access Point (CAP) provides an outreach point for the marginalised and the disadvantaged people in the criminal justice system and any other member of the public seeking information and or adivce regarding community services in the Toowoomba region. Read more

TASC appoints new Manager

The TASC Management Committee have appointed Principal Solicitor Ann Florence as…
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TASC Annual Report Online

The 2009 TASC Annual Report is now available online for your convenience. This report…
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TASC's Sue Gordon awarded the Cth Minister's Lifelong Achievement Award

Last week in Canberra TASC Community Development Coordinator and long-term disability…
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TASC to Address International Judicial Conference

TASC CEO and Queensland Criminal Justice Centre (QCJC) Director Dan Toombs and QCJC…
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TASC spearheading Australia's first Youth Court

Community Development Coordinator Sue Gordon is dead-set keen on instigating Australia's…
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TASC Hope Film Festival is coming soon!

The TASC Hope Film and Music Festival will be coming very soon.  Keep watching…
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TASC Launches Australia First

TASC will launch the TASC TICA PACK on Thursday 5 March 2009 at 9.00am at the Jacaranda…
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From the blog

The BOOTS say it all

My name is Sue Gordon and I am one of the TASC team. The team comprises a really terrific bunch fo people who are genuinely committed to the principles of Social Justice. I consider it a privilige to come to work at TASC. The reason is simple. We get to work with and for people [...]

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