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Featured Leaders: Shaun Horseman and Brooke Dillon on designing Aboriginal-led justice programs

There is an over-representation of Aboriginal people in the Australian justice system, making up 42% of the adult prison population

BlueCHP taps technology to streamline affordable housing delivery

BlueCHP, a not-for-profit Tier 1 Community Housing Provider, is committed to ensuring every Australian citizen can afford and have access

New social enterprise plants career pathways for First Nations youth

Newly launched in Melbourne, GROW Gardens is a social enterprise dedicated to creating meaningful, paid employment pathways for young First

PCYC works with OzHarvest and Arise to make an impact in the local community

Established in 1937 with a mission to empower young people to be active, build capability and connect with the community,

Featured Leader: Bernie Shakeshaft on reimagining the approach to youth crisis

Disengagement from school is a problem that needs a holistic solution, as it leads to many other critical youth issues,

QBE Foundation announces the recipients of $600K in local grants

Each recipient will receive $50,000 to support their work in addressing inclusion and climate resilience in Australia, New Zealand or

Food Ladder tackles food security and student wellbeing with quantum AI

Food Ladder partners with CSIRO and the University of Southern Queensland for a pioneering research program. Food Ladder, a leader

FRRR grants rural communities over $650K for local climate solutions

FRRR awards $652,740 in grants to 24 inspiring community initiatives, with more than half benefitting First Nations communities. FRRR’s Community

Food rescue partnership hits 100M meals for those in need

OzHarvest and Woolworths have achieved a significant milestone, providing the equivalent of 100 million meals to Australians in need through

New research reveals over half of Australian men are lonely

Experts call for urgent investment in preventative male mental health programs, and Mentoring Men urges men to ‘Meet a Mate’

The art of the possible: Making reconciliation a reality

Reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and non-Indigenous Australians has come a long way. However, inequality and racism

Featured Leaders: Toby Finlayson and Maf Priestley on engaging Indigenous youth through storytelling

Cultural practices, which have been passed down by generations for thousands of years, are essential for preserving and promoting Indigenous

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