Networks, expertise, time

Contribute

You can contribute your networks, expertise, skillset, donations or time. Join an existing initiative, or bring your own idea and we will help you start it.

How you can contribute

Give time

Volunteer as a facilitator, host, driver or helper across our venues in Melbourne and Brisbane.

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Give expertise

Lend your networks, professional skills or industry knowledge to an existing initiative.

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Bring an idea

If you have a social impact initiative, tell us about it and we will look at getting it started.

Describe your idea

Do you have an idea?

If you have a social impact initiative aimed at bettering the environment, multicultural communities, education, local economies or wellbeing, or at helping vulnerable people survive and thrive, contact us. You will get the opportunity to describe your project and to get it kick-started.

Our organisation carries out sustainable service projects that support our causes. With donations, we work on strengthening local economies and multicultural groups, and on social impact initiatives related to education, environment and peace, building a sense of belonging and harmony.

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How we choose projects

Every project is assessed against these criteria, so that it addresses community needs in impactful ways.

Physiological needs

Addressing poverty, inadequate nutrition and financial hardship. For example food and nutrition programs, education, and creating employment.

Belongingness

Addressing loneliness, exclusion and isolation. For example events and activities that bring people together across cultures and generations.

Self-esteem

Addressing a lack of social skills and the effects of culture shock. For example empowerment programs, and helping migrants develop the emotional competence and skills needed to transition to a new culture.

Cognitive

Addressing disparity in education. For example training and courses that lead to financial independence, and supplying books and materials.

Aesthetic

Addressing a lack of wellness across home, body and spirit. For example personal development, music, yoga, spiritual and art programs that build a peaceful connection to self.

Self-actualisation

Addressing a lack of opportunity to fulfil potential. For example scholarships and vocational education.

Self-transcendence

Addressing the desire to give back through mentoring. For example mentoring programs that support other members of the community.

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