Ritchelle Drilon
A new capital push for charities on the frontline
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Ritchelle Drilon
Social impact lender and capability builder Sefa has set a target to unlock $500 million in capital by 2030 for
Collaborative philanthropy channels $1.6m into Canberra community projects
- Ritchelle Drilon
The Canberra Foundations Collaborative has committed $1.6 million to 58 community projects across the ACT, expanding a collaborative funding model
Workplace ageism affects young and older employees in different ways, report finds
- Ritchelle Drilon
Age discrimination does not end once someone is hired. New research from the Diversity Council Australia (DCA) and the Australian
1,000 safe homes, 1,000 fresh starts
- Ritchelle Drilon
Friends with Dignity has completed its 1,000th Sanctuary home, marking a decade of helping victim-survivors of domestic and family violence
New research aims to improve decision-making in not-for-profit leadership
- Ritchelle Drilon
A new national research program from the Centre for Social Purpose Organisations at Melbourne Business School aims to strengthen decision-making
Sue Webeck on connection, accountability and leading from where you are
- Ritchelle Drilon
In the social sector, leadership is often discussed through the language of systems, strategy and reform. But for Sue Webeck,
The animals that connect communities to healthcare, work and survival—but aren’t counted
- Ritchelle Drilon
Working animals support millions of people around the world, yet their contribution is often overlooked. Donkeys, horses, mules, camels, oxen,
Flexible funding helps rural communities lead local change
- Ritchelle Drilon
Remote, rural and regional communities face challenges that cannot be solved with one-size-fits-all responses. Housing pressure, food insecurity, limited access
Breaking the barriers to youth employment
- Ritchelle Drilon
Youth unemployment remains one of Australia’s most persistent social challenges. For many young people, the issue is not a lack
When aged care becomes aged control
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Older Australians can be vulnerable to a form of abuse that is often hard to see: coercive control. Coercive control
Can AI ease the not-for-profit capacity crunch?
- Ritchelle Drilon
The drive to create community impact is consistently hindered by an overwhelming administrative burden for many not-for-profit workers. Recent sector
When recognition isn’t enough, it’s time to evolve
- Ritchelle Drilon
Recognition is hard-won for many charities. But for long-standing organisations, a familiar name can sometimes obscure the full extent of
