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Researchers Track US Foundation Distributions

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 1st November 2012 - US philanthropic research organisation, The Foundation Center, has released new research that examines the payout practices and spending patterns of more than 1,000 larger U.S.…

B-Corp Certification Expands

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 31st October 2012 - Global ice-cream chain Ben and Jerry’s has become the first wholly-owned subsidiary to gain a B Corp certification – a mechanism to publically declare its values-led…

Charity Impact Measurement Still Needs Work – Study

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 18th October 2012 -
A new study has revealed 25% of UK charities don't measure their work. Photo: capreform.eu Only 5% of UK charities say that wanting to improve their services is a primary…

Confirmed – Volunteering Is Good for You

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 9th October 2012 -
A new study has shown that volunteering is good for you. Photo: ubalancer.com A US study has confirmed what Australian volunteers have known for some time – that ‘giving’…

Disadvantaged Reach ‘Adulthood’ Earlier – Report

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 9th October 2012 - Adulthood starts earlier for disadvantaged young people in Australia and the road is rockier, according to new Not for Profit research. The pathway to a career for young Australians…

Millenials Inspired to Engage with NFPs – Study

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 4th October 2012 - A study of Millennials, those aged 20-35, reveals that young professionals are driven by moments of inspiration as well as a desire to build authentic, personal relationships with…

More Older Australians Homeless – Report

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 2nd October 2012 -
A new report has found one-fifth of homeless Australians are over 55. Photo: syn.org.au One-fifth of homeless Australians are aged 55 and over and many more are living in precarious…

Stressful Events Show Trend in Declining Wellbeing – Report

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 26th September 2012 - Australians who experience stressful life events such as separation or serious personal injury were often experiencing lower wellbeing prior to the event occurring, according…

Single Parent Families Most Vulnerable to Homelessness

Staff Reporter, Monday, 24th September 2012 -
Single parent families are most likely to receive homelessness support according to a new report. Source: AIHW Single parents are the most common type of family group to receive support…

Use of Disability Support Services on the Rise – Report

Staff Reporter, Friday, 21st September 2012 -
Use of disability support services is increasing in Australia, according to AIHW. Photo courtesy: coag.org.au The use of disability support services in Australia is on the rise,…

More Aussies Online But Digital Divide Remains- Report

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 12th September 2012 - Five out of every six Australians are now online but people who don’t have access are at a deepening disadvantage as the digital gap widens, researchers have warned. The latest…

Sector Gender Audit Revealed

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 12th September 2012 - An audit of gender diversity in the community sector by ACOSS has revealed that the participation of women on boards and in senior management positions is higher than in other sectors.…

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