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640This study showed that the majority of homeless people in Australia’s cities had low educational attainment, elevated rates of serious medical conditions, and high levels of interaction with the justice system.
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521This report builds on the research of previous years and represents the most comprehensive record to date of the Australian charity sector.
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40The Centre for Social Impact’s focus over the next five years will be on reducing social inequality and understanding and addressing key complex social problems.
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228Profiling 1,465 registered charities which reported that their main activity in 2015 was aged care.
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147Australia’s charities deliver services, make grants, and perform a wide range of other activities to advance health, education, welfare, religious and other charitable causes. This report provides the most comprehensive record to date of charities registered with Australia’s charities regulator, the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits...
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89Australia has a mature range of health, welfare and education programs, collectively referred to as a social purpose market. Every year Australia spends more than half a trillion dollars (in excess of $510 billion) on these social purposes. The significant social and economic challenges associated...
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544This report extends our previous Bankwest Foundation research and investigates the experiences of on-the-ground community organisations, government and philanthropic funders of community service organisations, and community sector peak bodies with outcomes measurement in Western Australia.
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705The spectre of an ageing population has led to the government’s exhortation to repair the national economy to avert ‘intergenerational inequity’, writes Associate Professor Elizabeth Brooke from Swinburne University's Centre for Social Impact.
The case for extending working lives is contained in the National...
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156This report argues that thousands of low income Australians are one step closer to financial inclusion and less likely to borrow from fringe lenders after they’ve received a StepUP Loan.
Based on a survey of 500 StepUP loan recipients, the report shows 73.6 per...
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265NAB's Microenterprise Loan program is part of a commitment by NAB to address financial exclusion in Australia.
These unsecured business loans are for small enterprises that do not have access to mainstream business finance. The loans are not provided as a band-aid or short-term...