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Foundation invests $2M to employment focused organisations

Pearl Dy June 30, 2020

Westpac Foundation launched funding to over 100 local organisations that provide employment, education and training support for some of Australia’s most vulnerable.

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Mental Health, Charities, News

Movember and The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride commit $1.15 million to reduce social isolation

Pearl Dy June 18, 2020

The global men’s health charity, Movember, has partnered with The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR) in a new project to tackle social isolation and poor mental

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Community Organisations, Humanitarian Crisis, News, third sector

Refugee Week 2020 kicks off with examination of intersections of First Nations and refugee rights

Pearl Dy June 16, 2020

As millions of people around the world speak out against the marginalisation of black and minority ethnic communities, Refugee Week launches last Sunday with an examination of

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third sector, covid-19, Humanitarian Crisis

NSW joins interstate counterparts in helping asylum seekers left with no federal support

Pearl Dy June 4, 2020

The Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) has welcomed New South Wales Government announcement of emergency funding to support people seeking asylum who have lost jobs during

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covid-19, research, Policy, third sector, Featured

Research aims to improve screening for domestic violence so refugee women get the help

Pearl Dy June 2, 2020

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

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Grants, third sector

$1million in digital devices grant funding through its Be Connected program

Tooka Myanga June 2, 2020

Prior to Coronavirus restrictions, over 3,000 community organisations ran Be Connected programs through face-to-face workshops. With programs transitioning online, one of the biggest challenges facing

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Partnerships, Funding, partnership, Foundation, third sector, Featured

The Coca-Cola Foundation supports Australian Red Cross COVID-19 recovery efforts

Pearl Dy June 2, 2020

The Coca-Cola Foundation announced a new partnership with Australian Red Cross to support vulnerable members of the community to recover from the social and economic impacts of

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Government, third sector, covid-19, Business, Charities

Data shows charity sector was robust heading into bushfire crisis and pandemic

Pearl Dy May 28, 2020

Charity revenue grew by 6.4% to $155.4 billion in 2018, along with donations, which increased to $10.5 billion, according to the latest Australian Charities Report, published by the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC).

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Health, covid-19, Funding, Humanitarian Crisis, Grants, Charities, Featured

Zurich Australia and OnePath Life support 20 charities with COVID-19 response funding

Pearl Dy May 26, 2020

Zurich Australia (Zurich) in cooperation with Zurich Insurance Group’s charitable foundation, the Z Zurich Foundation (ZZF) in Switzerland, has announced an immediate wave of community

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Mental Health, Health, Social enterprise

$100,000 hand up to laundry service employing people with mental illness affected by covid-19

Pearl Dy May 7, 2020

Vanguard Laundry Services in Toowoomba can keep people affected by mental illness employed in the wake of COVID-19, thanks to the support of Hand Heart Pocket the Charity of Freemasons Queensland.

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