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DVNSW applauds the NSW government on delivering $43.6 million over four years for victim-survivors of domestic violence through the Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services (WDVCAS) including: $37.6m over four years for all WDVCASs to deliver case management ...
The Centre for Social Impact (CSI) have today released the report from Wave 2 of their national Pulse of the For-Purpose Sector & Building Back Better survey, revealing significant challenges for the sector as nearly 80% of service providers ...
An Australian charity significantly increased its year-on-year grantmaking, giving remote, rural communities across the country a much-needed funding boost as they adapted to the impacts of natural disasters and COVID-19. FRRR (the Foundation for Rural ...
IFP is at the forefront of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander design, striving to deliver First Nations art and fashion to mainstream Australia and the world. As Indigenous designers take their rightful place on the ...
In response to a huge uplift in their lesson plans and materials being downloaded and taught due to COVID-19, Cool Australia has now made Australia’s most widely used education resources free for all parents, to make ...
Huma Charity Challenge, the fundraising division of World Expeditions, has confirmed that it has raised five million dollars for dozens of charities across Australia since its inception in 2013. Huma Charity Challenge provides charities and ...
This Mother’s Day sass & bide will be giving back with their long-standing partnership with Barnardos© Australia- launching of their limited-edition kids & adult’s embellished tees. 100% of profits from the sale of their women’s ...
North Queensland’s flood recovery efforts have received a welcome boost with the successful recipients of Aurizon’s $100,000 of grants announced. Aurizon, Australia’s largest rail freight operator made $100,000 available to local charities and community groups ...
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Third Sector News acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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