Poverty
Australia is committing between 280,000 to 550,000 young Australians born in the next decade to future poverty unless urgent action is taken to tackle disadvantage, a new report by CEDA has found.The report, Disrupting Disadvantage, finds that ...
Have you ever been in a situation where you wanted to help but you didn’t know how? To better empower individuals to make a difference, Pro Bono News has launched a new podcast, How Can ...
With COVID-19 restrictions temporarily halting its regular services, Manly-based children’s charity Royal Far West (RFW) partnered with Women & Children First (former Manly Warringah Women’s Resource Centre – MWWRC) to repurpose its accommodation facilities into ...
With almost 90% of people on the lowest incomes in lockdown missing out on the disaster payments, ACOSS reiterates its call for the $200-per-week disaster payment to be extended to all people struggling to survive ...
A new Lancet Global Health report has found preventable blindness cost the global economy $530 billion AUD last year due to lost employment, with the greatest cost in East Asia at $116 billion AUD and ...
International anti-poverty organisation Global Citizen announced the appointments of sustainability specialist Terence Jeyaretnam and social entrepreneur Anna Robson to its Australian Board of Directors. Jeyaretnam is a Partner at Ernst & Young (EY) in the ...
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