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The $500 scholarship providing a real opportunity to make a difference for Victoria’s unseen young carers

A three-year grant has supported Carers Victoria to deliver targeted financial support to help young carers break isolation and feel recognised for the important role they play.

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Embrace gender-wise giving and strengthen our economy

Last updated: 15 September 2026

This non-profit is fashioning employment pathways and a sense of belonging

Through ethical fashion, mentoring and practical skills training, The Social Outfit is helping refugee and migrant women overcome barriers to employment and build confidence, community and financial independence.

How a WWII promise became an educational lifeline for Timorese youth

A scholarship program born from bonds forged during World War II, is helping young people in East Timor to access vocational training, employment and hope for the future.

Whatever it takes for as long as it takes: BackTrack is changing the lives of vulnerable young people

From a small shed in Armidale to a nationally recognised youth organisation, BackTrack is proving what can happen when vulnerable young people are met with practical pathways, trusted relationships and steady support.

Women Deliver conference united voices for gender equality in Melbourne

The Women Deliver Conference brought global voices to Melbourne to talk about progress, challenges and opportunities for gender equality. Discussions highlighted growing debate over the future of gender equality reforms and the forces shaping them.

Women’s Legal Service WA is helping women to navigate the legal system with dignity

For women escaping violence, support can begin with something as simple as a safe phone, a taxi fare or a folder for court documents. Women’s Legal Service WA is ensuring women do not face those moments alone.

A chance to belong: Creating opportunities for children to build brighter futures

Children in foster care, kinship care and other out-of-home care settings can face barriers to participating in the same opportunities as their peers.

By funding a cause close to your heart that also helps advance gender equity, you can help to create real social and economic improvement

How one grant supported the next step for a young Indigenous dancer

A four-week internship opened new doors for emerging dancer Kiarn Doyle. Backed by a philanthropic grant, the internship is part of a program helping First Nations artists to transform their skills into professional opportunities.

The philanthropic model that’s changing how water policy is made

Short-term funding can deliver quick wins, but changing systems takes time. Watertrust Australia is demonstrating how philanthropy can enable better processes and more durable outcomes.

When breakfast and kindness combines to transform vulnerable lives

A new philanthropic grant is helping a small Port Adelaide charity extend its work supporting vulnerable people. At a weekly CHATS gathering, vulnerable community members find friendship, support and sometimes life-changing help.

Classrooms Become Hubs of Conservation with Cool.org’s New Project

Cool.org will soon roll out a new nationwide program for primary and secondary schools. Biodiversity in Action will enable teachers to empower young people with hope so they can spark action for the planet.

How community-driven projects are driving positive change for First Nations people

Imagine a world where ancient traditions meet modern innovation, where bush foods are harvested with precision and care, and where the stories of the past shape the future.

Coordinators of hope: Inside ZAA's fight against native species extinction

Behind the scenes, a powerful network of zoos and aquariums is fighting to save Australia’s most vulnerable wildlife and proving that dedicated coordination can change the course of extinction.

Mason Foundation awards $1.03 million to fight chronic fatigue

More than $1 million has been committed to support vital Australian research into Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), with three new research projects to commence in 2026.