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New Data Tool Takes Australia’s Social Pulse

Ellie Cooper, Tuesday, 13th December 2016 -  A new web-enabled tool is providing a map of Australia’s social progress, breaking down data across key outcomes and demographics. Australia’s Social Pulse, created by the Centre…

Funding Gap Prevents Community Sector From Measuring Impact

Ellie Cooper, Thursday, 3rd November 2016 -  A lack of funding to measure social impact is preventing the community sector from knowing whether it’s making a difference, according to new research. The report, from the Centre…

Homelessness Services Need Alternate Funding to Meet Demand

Ellie Cooper, Monday, 31st October 2016 -  Homelessness services are facing an increasingly strained funding environment, due to their reliance on government, and are unable to meet the growing needs of vulnerable Australians.…

The Australia We Want Is Going Backwards – NFP Report

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 27th October 2016 -  A new national not-for-profit benchmarking report to be released in Canberra reveals that modern Australian life is heading in the wrong direction, becoming more selfish and inward…

Boosting Digital Ability Key to Overcoming Australia’s Digital Divide

Wendy Williams, Thursday, 25th August 2016 -  Improving digital ability is key to boosting digital inclusion and ensuring Australians are not missing out on the social, health and financial benefits of being online, according…

The Need for Financial Resilience

Elliot Anderson, Wednesday, 24th August 2016 -  Opinion: Despite our nation’s strong economic growth, Australians have a lot of work to do to ensure they are well placed to weather life’s little and big financial shocks, writes …

Two Million Australians Financially Vulnerable

Lina Caneva, Wednesday, 24th August 2016 -  A new report into “financial resilience” reveals that two million Australians are experiencing a high level of financial stress or vulnerability. The Centre for Social Impact (CSI)…

Inaugural National Workplace Giving Awards

Lina Caneva, Wednesday, 10th August 2016 -  The Australian Charities Fund (ACF) has launched national Workplace Giving Excellence Awards to celebrate and recognise the generosity of Australian workers. “Australian workers…

Australian Social Impact Teacher Wins UN Award

Ellie Cooper, Wednesday, 29th June 2016 -  Centre for Social Impact lecturer Dr Fanny Salignac has won the 2016 UNSW Business School award for UN PRME Excellence in Teaching. Launched in 2007, the UN’s Principles for Responsible…

Social Business Best Placed for NDIS

Ellie Cooper, Wednesday, 29th June 2016 -    Commercially-minded businesses with a social bent are well placed to not only survive but reap the opportunities of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, while providing…

Young Social Enterprises Surge

Ellie Cooper, Tuesday, 7th June 2016 -  The percentage of Australian social enterprises older than 10 years has almost halved since the start of the decade with a surge of young businesses in the market, according to new …

CSI CEO to Move on but NFP Future Still in Focus

Lina Caneva, Tuesday, 3rd May 2016 -  Australia must re-imagine its health, education and welfare systems to deliver continuously improving productivity, the CEO of the Centre for Social Impact, Andrew Young, has …
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