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Victoria to Pay for Compulsory Police Checks

Staff Reporter, Monday, 18th April 2005 - It’s anticipated that the Victorian Government will pay for compulsory police checks on 70,000 volunteers working with children as part of controversial new legislation…

The Value of Social Enterprise?

Staff Reporter, Monday, 18th April 2005 - Two new reports by a US community development Not for Profit called Seedco, evaluates the pros and cons of the growing field of social enterprise or social purpose business (businesses…

National Survey of Community Services

Staff Reporter, Monday, 18th April 2005 - A national survey of community services in Australia shows a service under strain with many organisations unable to meet demand for help. The Australian Council of Social Service…

Connecting Up 2005 – Advertorial

Staff Reporter, Monday, 18th April 2005 - Connecting Up 2005- Information and Communications Technology for Australian Communities conference kicks off on 2-3 May, 2005 at the Hyatt Regency in Adelaide, South Australia.…

Bank Tops Corporate Responsibility Index

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th April 2005 - Bank Tops Corporate Responsibility Index Westpac has scored first place in an international benchmarking survey that measures corporate responsibility, maintaining its top…

ABS Profiles to Help Local Communities

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th April 2005 - ABS Profiles to Help Local Communities Not for Profit organisations businesses and individuals can now get five years of key economic and social information about their local area,…

Direct Marketing – Consumer Relevance

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th April 2005 - Direct Marketing – Consumer Relevance New research shows Australian consumers expect relevant direct contact from organisations. A new study into consumer attitudes to direct…

Local Fundraising On Track

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th April 2005 - Local Fundraising On Track Two recent major fundraising appeals have given the Not for Profit sector some encouragement that the effect of the South Asian Tsunami may not have dried…

Invasive” Fundraising – New Research

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th April 2005 - ‘Invasive” Fundraising – New Research A Melbourne researcher says it is not necessary for charities to resort to what has been described as ‘invasive’…

Future Summit 2005 – Advertorial

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th April 2005 - Future Summit 2005 – Advertorial Key issues impacting on the future direction of Australia will be the focus of the international conference – Future Summit 2005 – in Melbourne in…

How the Wealthy Give -New Research

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 30th March 2005 - How the Wealthy Give –New Research Australian philanthropist Daniel Petre has funded new research which shows that the wealthy in Australia are not contributing as generously as…

Volunteers in ‘greatcompany’

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 30th March 2005 - Volunteers in ‘greatcompany’ Professionals who want to volunteer found themselves in ‘greatcompany’ in Melbourne for the launch of a new program to…

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