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Covid-19 has had a massive impact on the social sector, not least in making planning for future demand extremely challenging. Using scenarios proved a valuable way to understand potential impacts on demand in the Victorian child and family services sector, given the many uncertainties.
Covid-19 has had a massive impact on the social sector, not least in making planning for future demand extremely challenging. Using scenarios proved a valuable way to understand potential impacts on demand in the Victorian child and family services sector, given the many uncertainties.
This report models the potential impact of COVID-19 on the financial health of Australia’s 16,000 registered charities to better understand the effects and identify systemic solutions.
This report explores the different financial, legal and operational constraints that charities face compared with commercial businesses, which make it harder for them to rebound.
This report explores the implications of the revised JobKeeper wage subsidy arrangements announced by the Commonwealth Government in July 2020.
The report investigates what support charities need from government and others to be effective partners in Australia’s recovery more than a year on from the onset of the Covid-19 crisis.
This report takes a refreshed look at the state of the charity sector and its financial health.
Anna Ashenden talks with SVA Quarterly editor, Karen Prout about the development of a common outcomes framework for disability housing. What it is and what it means for people with disability.
SVA has partnered with the disability sector to co-develop a common outcomes framework for disability housing that is both meaningful and practical. What is the framework, why was it developed, and what does it mean for people with disability?