Poverty
Global Citizen, the international advocacy organization dedicated to ending extreme poverty, today announced the launch of the Global Citizen Impact Funds Powered by NPX, a series of transformational outcomes funds designed to accelerate progress toward achieving ...
ACOSS called on all political leaders and candidates to commit to raising the rate of JobSeeker to $70 a day and urges them to realise what a crucial policy issue this must be for any ...
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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