Welcome to QCOSS Data Point – a central location where community service staff can access meaningful and up-to-date data, relevant to the community services sector in Queensland. Key data sources, data visualisations and data tools have been selected that are user-friendly and publicly available.
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Regional Data Hub
The Regional Data Hub connects Australians to data and insights about their communities.
Queensland Health – Our Performance
This website provides comprehensive information about the activity and performance of Queensland Health.
Family, domestic and sexual violence data
This website brings together information from a range of sources to provide a comprehensive picture of FDSV in Australia and summarises changes in key measures over time.
Unmet demand for specialist homelessness services
The Specialist homelessness services annual report 2023–24 highlights the unmet demand for specialist homelessness services.
HELP Statistics 2023–24
HELP statistics, 2005–06 to 2023–24 financial years.
Specialist Homelessness Services Collection – data cube
The Specialist Homelessness Services Collection (SHSC) data cubes are a subset of the SHSC dataset and contain data for 2011–12 to 2023–24, where available.
Youth detention population in Australia 2024
Young people in detention on an average night. This report presents information on the youth detention population in Australia from June 2020 to June 2024.
AEDC Data Explorer
The Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) Data Explorer shows AEDC results at a community level as well as providing contextual information for the whole community. The AEDC Data Explorer provides you with comparative information about your community.
Crime Statistics
Statistics on sexual offending in Australia, Homicide in Australia, Deaths in custody in Australia and, identity crime and misuse.
NERO dashboard
This Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) dashboard provides experimental data on the current employment by occupation in each region, highlighting changes in comparison with historical levels, using an emerging technique known as nowcasting.