Secure Jobs and Funding Certainty Roadmap

Roadmap

The SJFC Roadmap is a plan describing key deliverables (program of work), approach and timeframes to achieve this commitment.

Consultation to inform the draft SJFC Roadmap completed

Sector wide consultation was carried out by an independent party in March and April 2024.

The focus of the consultation is to generate feedback on how the priority work streams could be developed, critical inclusions and considerations within each work stream, and to test ideas on certain end-states the NSW Government should aspire to achieve through the Roadmap. 

Consultations included workshops and interviews with representatives from NSW Government agencies, sector peak bodies, service providers and frontline workers.

The consultations brought together the experience and expertise of 68 organisations and 179 individuals to guide the development of the draft SJFC Roadmap.

A summary of consultation findings can be found via this link:
SJFC Consultation Summary (PDF, 893.4 KB)

Draft SJFC Roadmap to be considered by NSW Government for all-of-government implementation 

The SJFC Leadership Group endorsed the draft SJFC Roadmap in July 2024.

The draft SJFC Roadmap sets out the NSW Government’s and the community services sector co-designed approach (via the SJFC Leadership Group), to increase secure jobs and funding certainty across the sector and ultimately create better outcomes for the people and communities in NSW. 

The Roadmap identifies priority work areas that are essential to the transformation of the community services sector in NSW, to be delivered over several years, developed and implemented in partnership with the sector.

This work will seek to align with complementary or relevant activity being undertaken at a Commonwealth Government level, and/or in other jurisdictions.

The approval process has commenced for the NSW Government to consider the draft SJFC Roadmap and if approved, the SJFC Leadership Group will work together with the sector to implement the Roadmap.