Terese Edwards has been a leading advocate for single mother families since 2009 when she was appointed CEO of the National Council for Single Mothers and Their Children (the previous name for Single ...

“Structural and cultural shifts, not wellness initiatives, are needed to address the chronic workplace stress of burnout.” Employee burnout has increased by over five per cent in the last 12 months, ...

Welcome to Pro Bono Careers! In case you missed the news, we have acquired the Job Seeker site. Pro Bono Australia and Job Seeker have known each other for close to 20 years both as social impact ...

Disability advocates fear the introduction of independent assessments in the National Disability Insurance Scheme is a cost cutting measure to reduce the number of people in the program, despite the ...

Self-employment could help people with disability overcome barriers to work, but the current system is falling short on fostering entrepreneurial skills in the disability community, new research ...

A new report says the economic impact of the NDIS is significant, even compared to other types of government spending Underfunding the National Disability Insurance Scheme could cost thousands of ...

New Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth has been an MP since 2007, representing the electorate of Kingston. She’s held a number of appointments over the years both as part of previous Labor ...

Networking and mentorship stand as powerful engines driving career success. They also serve as strategic keys to unlocking opportunities and fostering career growth within the Not-For-Profit (NFP) ...

Neil Pharaoh identifies three key things we should expect to see in the Albanese government’s first federal budget. The second version of the 2022/2023 federal budget will soon be released by the ...

“Those responsible for running charities need to be confident that they comply with the ACNC’s governance standards.” The board of Guide Dogs Victoria has launched an internal investigation after its ...

We’ve found the experts who’ve crunched the numbers, and yes, it is possible for Australia to eliminate homelessness — and it will cost less than you think.