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Demand stretches charity services

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The rising cost of living has flooded charitable organisations with those in need of a range of support services.

Original peloton back on the bike

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Hawaiian Ride for Youth is still turning a wheel, celebrating its 20th year while other charity bike rides drop out.

Local NFPs announce tie-up

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Care providers Care Options, Volunteer Task Force and Community First have announced their intention to amalgamate – the fifth merger of Western Australia-based NFP groups in the past three months.

Consolidation shores up NFPs

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Volunteer groups Community Mates and Big Help Mob are the third NFP pair in WA to amalgamate within the past month.

SolarisCare, Cancer Support WA in sync

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Two Perth-based not for profits have teamed up to combine cancer support services, with SolarisCare and Cancer Support WA announcing their plans to merge.

Charity fatigue hits cyclists on fundraising road

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WA hosted 20 major charity bike rides during the past year, collectively raising about $10 million, but the numbers are set to fall.

Fini wins entrepreneur accolade

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EY has named 13 West Australian finalists in its annual Entrepreneur of the Year awards while also announcing Adrian Fini as its latest Champion of Entrepreneurship.

Innovative funding relationships

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As the financial year draws to a close, not-for-profit organisations are seeking inventive ways to create sustainable income, but it's far from a one-size-fits-all approach.

Regions next for SolarisCare services

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More Western Australians are asking for the cancer care provider's unique model of services.

Danby joins SolarisCare

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Platform Communications director Kirsty Danby has joined the board of SolarisCare, a community-based charitable healthcare organisation that runs cancer support centres.

Cyclists make healthy effort

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From major rides that take over freeways, to smaller, more intimate groups keeping to selected cycle routes, it seems more people are getting on to their bikes to support health-related charities.

Optimism ahead of new uniform OHS laws

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THE harmonisation of occupational health and safety laws across Australia will offer more opportunities than burdensome compliance requirements for community organisations, according to some of the

Construction begins at QEII

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The state government has announced construction work has started on a new state-of-the-art pathology centre and expansion of the State's Comprehensive Cancer Centre at the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre.

Red Sky Ride aiming for blue sky

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WHEN both Deb Macksy and Kim Gilbert lost relatives to cancer in 2007, the business owners felt compelled to ensure the survival of struggling SolarisCare Foundation, which had helped their families cope with the disease.