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Paulo Rizal is a content producer for Third Sector news. He has working experience in journalism, SEO, and social media marketing.

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News, Charities, Collaboration, Events, nonprofit, Education

Social Impact Hub unveils participants for 2021 Scaling Impact Accelerator Program

Paulo Rizal May 25, 2021

Social Impact Hub, an organisation dedicated to help not-for-profits create impact, has announced the eight enterprises selected to participate in its 2021 Scaling Impact accelerator

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News, Charities, Business, research, Donors, Finance

2 in 3 Aussies would give more to charities that track and safeguard donations

Paulo Rizal May 20, 2021

New research reveals 90% of Australians believe that charities need an expense management system in place to identify and prevent fraud, and 61% would give

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News, Education

Org launches higher education scholarship for blind citizens

Paulo Rizal May 20, 2021

20% of people in Australia identify as having a disability yet people with disability make up only 7.3% of higher education enrolments. On top of

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News, Foundation, Charities

Inflammatory bowel disease costs Australia $3.1B in hospital fees, org says

Paulo Rizal May 20, 2021

Australia has among the highest prevalence of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in the world. Each year, these lifelong illnesses are costing the nation more than

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Governance, News, Community Organisations, Collaboration

#OurDemocracy: Orgs seek code of conduct for politicians, end of big industry lobbying

Paulo Rizal May 20, 2021

Dubbed the #OurDemocracy campaign, 20 human rights, environment, and health organisations are uring the two major political parties to support a law reform that would

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Foundation, Awards, Community Organisations, Collaboration, News

Foundation exec hailed as ‘National Families Week 2021 Champion’

Paulo Rizal May 18, 2021

Blue Knot Foundation’s Dr Cathy Kezelman has become a Champion for National Families Week 2021 – Australia’s celebration of the importance of families. National Families

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Collaboration, News, Charities, Indigenous People

Org’s solar energy savings to fund community programs

Paulo Rizal May 18, 2021

Newcastle-based Indigenous community organisation, Wandiyali, has teamed up with solar solutions provider, Energus, to install a solar energy system on its 900sqm headquarters in Elermore

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Alison Coughlan writes about the third sector and how to optimise and sustain impact

Opinion, News, Policy, covid-19, nonprofit

A wholehearted approach to optimising and sustaining impact in the third sector

Paulo Rizal May 18, 2021

In the social sector, our business is about creating change. Change in the life of individuals, families, communities and society through our spectrum of work

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Housing, Finance, Appointments, News

Housing groups to redevelop vacant Homes Victoria land

Paulo Rizal May 18, 2021

Community Housing Limited (CHL), a not-for-profit housing provider and member of the Building Communities consortium is delighted to announce that the consortium has been nominated

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Government, News, Policy, Domestic Violence

Org welcomes Federal Budget’s injection of funds for migrant communities, frontline FDV services

Paulo Rizal May 13, 2021

Settlement Services International (SSI) welcomed the Federal Government’s Women’s Budget Statement and its Budget 2021 women’s safety package, specifically the measures that will help culturally

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