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It’s a constant challenge to attract and retain volunteers in the not for profit (NFP) sector, especially in light of COVID, but for many organisations operating in this space, the simple acts of this legion of selfless individuals are hard to underestimate.

There have been many converging factors affecting workforce recruitment and retention in the Not For Profits sector, made perhaps especially acute thanks to the arrival of COVID on our shores in 2020.

As Hon Bill Shorten MP takes on the role of Minister for the NDIS and Government Services as of early June 2022, all eyes will be on whether this continues to be a poisoned chalice – or a golden opportunity to improve the lot of those covered by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Mining the seam – how Diggers and Dealers should be a hunting ground for NFP investment

Homelessness Week 2022

RU OK Day 2022

On Friday 7 October, St Bart’s is encouraging the Perth community to Say G’Day to people experiencing street homelessness in a bid to highlight the positive impact a simple acknowledgment can have on those doing it tough.

When every dollar is tight, justifying investing money in a Not For Profit is a role which many CEOs face on a regular basis.

When every dollar is tight, justifying investing money in a Not For Profit is a role which many CEOs face on a regular basis.

The advantages to the corporate sector in partnering with not for profits go well beyond the ‘feel-good factor.

The advantages to the corporate sector in partnering with not for profits go well beyond the ‘feel-good factor.

With the women of Iran’s fight for basic rights throwing a spotlight on one of the world’s most oppressive regimes, it’s timely that this year’s 16 Days of Activism campaign by the UN is focusing so squarely on gender-based violence.

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual campaign that began on 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, a

In late December 2019, a mysterious cluster of pneumonia-like cases centred around a wet market in China was about to detonate a global crisis unlike any that recent generations had witnessed.

Women have traditionally made up the bulk of the broader community services sector in terms of the workforce and volunteers.Historically, it has been men who occupy the executive positions. That is a situation that is changing slowly.

Many more women are joining the ranks of not-for-profit organisations, with an increasing number moving up to senior leadership roles.

Some of WA's leading NFPs share the secrets behind perfecting the pitch and building corporate relationships that last.

It’s more vital than ever for corporate entities to work with Western Australia’s not-for-profit sector.

What would happen if Western Australia's not-for-profit groups did not exist?

Changing the narrative from being more than ‘tin shakers’ is vital for many of WA’s leading not-for-profit organisations.

St Bart’s is taking a trip down memory lane as it looks back proudly over sixty years of helping those in need have a place to call home.

For more than 9,000 people across WA, living without a home is a reality.

A complexity of economic and social factors intertwine and contribute to a person experiencing homelessness.

More than 9,700 Western Australians will be without a home tonight, living on the streets, couch surfing, sleeping in a car, or living in inadequate shelter.

Hearts and Minds highlights the important work not-for-profit organisations are doing across WA for Include a Charity Week.

A simple acknowledgment can have a big impact on people experiencing homelessness.