Australian Community Sector Survey 2006

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03 May 2006Community services are unable to meet demand for help, according to this report based on responses from 1182 community services which assisted 2,740,000 people across Australia in the 12 months to June 2005. Nearly two-thirds of service providers reported an increase in the complexity of needs of people in the past year which required more than one type of service.

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