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More than 35 years ago, Technical Resources began as a small family business, founded by Maureen and Nick Iustini to connect Western Australian job seekers with the right opportunities and support local businesses to grow. Built on trust, hard work, and family values, the company quickly became known not just for placements, but for making a lasting contribution to the WA community.

The young people of today will be the leaders of tomorrow and International Youth Day, recognised on August 12, is a chance to highlight programs sculpting these young minds.

New research has found that rough sleeping in Western Australia has increased 114 per cent since 2016, with 2,315 people currently rough sleeping across the state.

On National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day, we highlight organisations that are working to improve the lives of Indigenous Australian children and youth.

Volunteers are the lifeblood of the not-for-profit sector and National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to highlight the vital role volunteers play in the WA community.

Families form the backbone of communities across the world and addressing the economic and social challenges they face is a key aspect of International Day of Families.

Childhood challenges rarely exist in isolation and facing physical illness, mental illness or injury brings about a plethora of disadvantages, including disruption of education.

This year's World Health Day centres around improving maternal and newborn health, and kickstarts a year-long campaign from April 7 to boost efforts to end preventable deaths.

Helping children get back to school after an illness or simply ensuring every child has access to breakfast each morning are some of the ways WA's not-for-profits are making a difference.

More than 157 corporate and community teams have signed up to Ronald McDonald House Charities Western Australia's iconic fundraising event Up All Night.

This year brought on unprecedented financial pressure for families experiencing disadvantage or caring for a child with chronic illness or disability. There are many ways, big and small, you can help families in need this Christmas.

Ronald McDonald House Charities WA works with The Magic Coat Foundation to help young children and their families better cope with the emotional toil of being sick in hospital.

Ronald McDonald House Charities Western Australia's continued focus on ESG has been strengthened with the support of Emerge Associates.

There are two big fundraising events happening in Perth this weekend - setting thrill-seekers up for challenges that not only push their boundaries and physical endurance but will ultimately raise vital funds for people in need in the WA community.

Over the past nine years, Mineral Resources has helped provide home-cooked meals for families staying with Ronald McDonald House Charities WA.

Ronald McDonald House Charities WA has supported families in WA for almost 35 years, helping them when life gets turned upside down due to a child's illness or injury.

With the rise in mental health concerns among youth in Australia, bringing mental health conversations out into the open is critical.

Volunteering makes a meaningful impact and positively impacts the lives of others facing significant challenges in Western Australia.

Western Australia's charity sector strongly relies on support from philanthropic donations to buoy significant projects that help make lives better for people in the state.

The Ronald McDonald Learning Program is a tailored, fee-free, one-on-one tutoring program to help ill children catch up on missed education.

This week, the charity sector celebrates National Volunteer Week, from 20–26 May 2024, an annual celebration of volunteering.

With the cost-of-living burden far reaching across society, financial counsellors are assisting new and emerging clientele experiencing financial strain, including higher income households.

Variety WA's EduKids grants have reached some of the state's most disadvantaged children across Western Australia over the past four years.

A Shenton Park family's world was turned upside down when their son was tragically struck with a brain tumour, which is when they turned to Ronald McDonald House Charities WA.

Philanthropic support is transformational, with funding that allows charities to be innovative and bold in their service provision, providing better support to their customers.

Ronald McDonald House Charities WA keeps its doors open to families 365 days a year when a child is impacted with an illness.

Variety WA and Ronald McDonald House Charities are two longstanding organisations in WA that have been making a difference for children and families in WA – and they need your help.

While a broad range of WA households are struggling with increased cost of living, it is those with children that have been hit hard in the past year.

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

Like the corporate sector, not-for-profits are not immune to the changing landscape amid the effects of the pandemic.

Even without COVID-19 and its aftermath, there's an argument to be made that Western Australia's not-for-profit sector would have been under pressure to adapt and change.

Buffeted by lockdowns, border restrictions and staff shortages over the past few years, not-for-profit groups are planning to embrace lessons learned during the pandemic and its flow-on effects.

Since January 2020 when the first cases of COVID began to spread across Australia, the corporate community has looked nervously for signs of a return to ‘normal'.

As hardship hits across WA communities, it's time for corporate organisations to step up and join forces with not for profits – and the benefits are far-reaching beyond putting food on the table an

With so many worthy causes crying out for funding and corporate partnership, making a particular cause's voice heard above the clamour can be hard.

Being a NFP leader is all about team, goals and financial success.

In 2020, RMHC Australia conducted a nationwide evaluation of the socio-economic return RMHC Houses and programs deliver in each state.

On August 4, ATSI Children's Day's theme for 2022 is ‘My Dreaming, My Future'.

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