Our Impact Areas
COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
Community Collaboration reflects our deep commitment to support marginalised individuals, families and communities, while strengthening the ways our grant partners work together. We value the way they collaborate, share knowledge and best practice, and support one another in their efforts to help people experiencing the greatest need.
Maggie Beer Foundation
Creating an appetite for life
Dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of older Australians through better access to fresh, nutritious and enjoyable food. The Maggie Beer Foundation (MBF) is working to ensure fresh food and meals are recognised as essential for healthy ageing, physical health and wellbeing, and social connection. .
Grant Partners
EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
We believe education has the power to help people shape their own future. Access to learning - both formal and informal - opens doors to opportunity and has a positive impact across families and communities.
Common Ground Project
Changing lives through food and farming
Support for a regenerative farm and social enterprise, bringing people together through growing, cooking and sharing food. Our funding supports THRIVE, an education and training program helping disengaged young people build practical skills, confidence and connection through farming and food.
Grant Partners
EMERGENCY RELIEF & RECOVERY
Our funding for Emergency Relief and Environment responds to changing needs and priorities from year to year. At times, we have supported organisations responding to extreme weather events and natural disasters. In other years, our finding has helped individuals and communities rebuild, recover and get their lives back on track in the weeks and months after the emergency has passed. We also recognise that people can find themselves facing an unexpected crisis, where access to timely emergency relief or a small financial grant can make a meaningful difference.
BlazeAid
Rebuilding communities
A volunteer-based organisation that works alongside rural families and communities to recover and rebuild following bushfires, floods and other natural disasters. Volunteers help clear debris and rebuild fences and other essential infrastructure, while providing practical support and connection during the long recovery process.
Grant Partners
EMPLOYMENT & SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
We believe access to meaningful employment is essential to building a more inclusive and equitable society, particularly for marginalised young people and those experiencing long-term unemployment. Meaningful work provides more than financial security - it can build dignity, purpose and independence, while reducing inequality and strengthening communities.
BB Botanics
Beautiful Flowers by Beautiful People
Creating opportunities for young women from refugee backgrounds to access education, training and employment pathways, helping them build skills, confidence, independence and connection.
Grant Partners
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Our commitment to Health & Wellbeing reflects the growing need for accessible, compassionate care for people facing some of life's most complex health and wellbeing challenges. We support individuals living with chronic illness, including cancer and addiction, as well as those impacted by trauma and the lasting effects of physical and emotional abuse.
Street Side Medics
Healthcare for people experiencing homelessness
Street Side Medics is a mobile health service providing free, accessible healthcare to people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity. Through a dedicated volunteer team of doctors, nurses and health professionals, the service delivers compassionate medical care directly to people who may otherwise face barriers to accessing mainstream healthcare.
Grant Partners
HOUSING SOLUTIONS
We remain committed to supporting our grant partners working to provide safe, secure and stable housing for people experiencing vulnerability and disadvantage. We know that housing is about much more than shelter. For women and children experiencing family violence, knowing there is a safe and secure place to go can be critical to making the difficult decision to leave. For others, having a place to call home provides the stability needed to access employment, education and healthcare, build financial security and reconnect with community.
Hope Network
Hope Network supports women during their time in prison and as they transition back into the community. Through practical assistance, mentoring and ongoing support, Hope Network helps women access safe housing, reconnect with family, navigate essential services and build pathways towards employment, independence and a more secure future.
Grant Partners