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More than 80 of Australia’s best-loved charities will unite in September for the 10th annual Include a Charity Week campaign, to encourage more Australians to leave a gift to charity in their Will. Research conducted ...
The request by some dioceses of the Catholic Church asking priests and employees receiving JobKeeper payments to pay up to 50% back to the Church has massively missed an opportunity. That opportunity is to show ...
There exists a connection between new arrivals and Australia’s First Nations communities. These connections can foster healing and enhanced belonging. The death of George Floyd triggered protests across the world, sparking the global movement, #BlackLivesMatter. While watching ...
One of the most important lessons I’ve learnt in my life is how kindness to oneself and to others can get you through some of the toughest times. Having faced serious personal, mental and physical ...
New analysis released by the aid agency CARE has found only one of 30 countries has an equal or greater number of women to men amongst their COVID-19 response leadership teams. The report, “Where Are ...
In a very short time the world has changed with COVID-19. There is less money circulating in the economy, consumers are hyper-cautious and their spending patterns have changed. More organisations are online competing for mindshare. ...
Dr Jane Lomax-Smith AM has been appointed Chair of the Don Dunstan Foundation. The Foundation was established 20 years ago and brings together research, policy makers and community groups to respond to social needs in South ...
The Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation (WCH Foundation) has appointed Michael Luchich as the new Chair of the charity’s Board. Luchich will take over from Nick Begakis AO when he steps down from the role on ...
Daniel Poole, Young Victorian of the Year recipient and Co-Founder of Society Melbourne is stepping down from his position on the social enterprise’s Board of Directors. Daniel originally founded Society Melbourne’s first social enterprise, Crêpes ...
Settlement Services International (SSI) is collaborating with the University of Wollongong (UOW) in a research project to identify and address domestic violence experienced by newly arrived refugee women. Professor Jo Spangaro from UOW’s School of ...
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