The Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR)‘s twice-yearly funding program, Small Grants for Rural Communities (SGRC), is now accepting submissions and will distribute more than $350,000 to grant-winners.
This year’s Dementia Awareness Month theme is ‘Creating a Dementia-Friendly Nation’ and Alzheimer’s Australia Vic is calling on the NFP community to get involved.
New appointments for Ovarian Cancer Australia, ECCV and Barnados Australia.
Two of Australia’s most respected not-for-profit organisations, Good Beginnings Australia and Save the Children Australia, are joining forces to become the nation’s leading agency, working to improve outcomes for disadvantaged children.
Applications for Newman’s Own Foundation’s 2015 Australian funding round are due before 31 May 2015.
Alzheimer’s Australia has partnered with the National Stroke Foundation and The Heart Foundation to develop the Dementia and Stroke or Coronary Heart Disease Toolkit to promote awareness and information about the comorbid conditions.
New appointments for Ovarian Cancer Australia, ECCV and Barnados Australia.
Small community service providers who care for individuals with disabilities and their families urgently need to adapt to National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) changes, according to leading not-for-profit legal specialist Paul Paxton-Hall.
In response to the release of the Federal Government’s 2015 Budget, the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) said it shows some improvements in strategy, with a fairer approach to pension reform and increased investment in child care.
In response to the release of the Federal Government’s 2015 Budget, the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) said it shows some improvements in strategy, with a fairer approach to pension reform and increased investment in child care.
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