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Election priorities and the Federal Budget: more needed to break cycles of disadvantage
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  • News
Election priorities and the Federal Budget: more needed to break cycles of disadvantage

An overview of the key political headwinds across SVA's main advocacy focus areas for the upcoming period.

  • Charities and social sector
Inclusion habits for operations leaders: evaluation summary
  • Publication
Inclusion habits for operations leaders: evaluation summary

Evaluation of NAWO's Inclusion Habits program shows how frontline managers build inclusive habits through microlearning.

  • Employment
The four questions to ask when considering a merger
  • Quarterly article
The four questions to ask when considering a merger Strategy

Merger options should be a part of every not-for-profit’s (NFP’s) strategic discussions. Here, we set out why, and how to think through whether a merger may be right for you.

  • Charities and social sector
  • Disability
  • Health and wellbeing
Making integration stick: investing in the glue – audio
  • Podcasts
Making integration stick: investing in the glue – audio

Making integration efforts effective in the long term requires investment in people, infrastructure and systems. This often invisible work, called the ‘glue’, is fundamental to successful outcomes.

  • Early Years
  • Charities and social sector
SVA research interrogates effect of government payments on victim survivors of family and domestic violence
  • News
SVA research interrogates effect of government payments on victim survivors of family and domestic violence

Ahead of the federal budget, the EIAC has published recommendations to enhance economic inclusion and reduce disadvantage around Australia.

  • Family and Domestic Violence
What makes supervision successful for young workers: Core skills and effective training for supervisors
  • Publication
What makes supervision successful for young workers: Core skills and effective training for supervisors

Effective supervision is key to attracting and retaining young workers. Learn about the core skills supervisors need.

  • Employment
Voices on Work: Young People in Tasmania
  • Publication
Voices on Work: Young People in Tasmania

Young Tasmanians face challenges when it comes to finding and sustaining work. This study aims to give a voice to their lived experiences.

  • Employment
Working with employers to advance opportunity: A roadmap to strengthen the eco-system
  • Publication
Working with employers to advance opportunity: A roadmap to strengthen the eco-system

The employer practice change eco-system in Australia: insights and observations on how to increase the positive impact.

  • Employment
Making integration stick: investing in the ‘glue’
Making integration stick investing in the glue
  • Quarterly article
Making integration stick: investing in the ‘glue’ Systems change, Collaboration

Making integration efforts effective in the long term requires investment in people, infrastructure and systems. This often invisible work, called the ‘glue’, is fundamental to successful outcomes for beneficiaries.

  • Early Years
  • Charities and social sector