Australian Spatial Analytics is proving that neurodiverse talent is a powerful competitive advantage, creating high-quality jobs while delivering world-class data services. This case study explores how a three-year partnership with Social Impact Hub helped strengthen ASA’s pricing, governance, impact measurement and investor readiness, laying the foundations for confident growth and greater inclusive impact. Read more.

Providing unique training and employment opportunities for young refugee and migrant women, The Beautiful Bunch is delivering impact along with every bunch of flowers. Every bouquet supports women to receive training to build their skills and confidence. Read more.

One of the perks of being an intermediary in the social enterprise sector is that we get to work with a range of amazing organisations across Australia. The meaningful impact these organisations make on the communities they serve is really shifting the dial, making a difference to people and the planet. One organisation that we’ve had the privilege of working closely with over the past few years is The Social Outfit (TSO) - an ethical fashion label and social enterprise. Read more.

The Social Impact Hub works with social enterprises across Australia to help them amplify their impact. The meaningful and innovative work these organisations undertake never ceases to amaze us and as such, we always jump at an opportunity to share the stories of some of our clients. Recently we've had the privilege of working alongside the team behind Project Etico Australia (Project Etico). Read more.

Chuffed.org is a global crowdfunding platform that connects a good-willed community of everyday people who want to donate to social causes in their own way. Read more.

Two Good Co started as a roadside barbeque, which redistributed leftover food to those in need. Now, you can find their healthy, gourmet food jars being sold from their Sydney and Melbourne kitchens. And, for every meal sold, a meal is also donated to a victim of domestic violence. Read more.

Pollinate Group identifies, trains, and develops local women entrepreneurs in India and Nepal who serve hard-to-reach families living on less than US$1.90 a day. Since its inception in 2012, Pollinate Group has empowered more than 500 women and reached more than 600,000 people with quality household products. Read more.

Xceptional is a technology job platform linking autistic people to meaningful careers with tech companies, banks, government, and start-ups, and scale-ups. As Xceptional grew, it was clear additional capital would be needed to enhance various functional areas to meet market demand, and also to support the development of Xceptional’s technology platform. Read more.

Careseekers is an online platform developed by two sisters, Marissa and Lauren, to provide families with a more affordable and flexible way of connecting with care support workers. Learn how Careseekers was successful in building a pipeline of investors, and ultimately was successful in securing investment from a world-leading healthcare group in the US. Read more.

Dismantle empowers young people to reach their full potential through innovative services and programs In this case study, we take a closer look at the growth and journey of ReNew and how they have raised blended finance to scale their positive social impact and drastically change lives. Read more.

Blended finance combines both impact investment and philanthropy in one transaction. Explore how Jigsaw, a social enterprise that provides direct training and employment opportunities for people with disability in thriving businesses across Australia, used blended finance to drive its impact. Read more.

Health Consumers NSW (HCNSW) provides support and training to health consumers working with health services in NSW, as well as working with health services to build and improve their engagement with patients, families, and health consumers. Read more.

PlateitForward aims to re-invent the definition of equal opportunity by providing food, education, and employment where opportunity isn’t equal. The team identified an opportunity to provide meal delivery service for NDIS participants in minority communities, offering modern, healthy, and culturally appropriate food. Read more.

John Moriarty Football (JMF) is an Indigenous football initiative for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families, employees, and communities in remote and regional NT, Qld, and NSW. JMF is a permanent presence in each of the 18 communities where the program operates, and uses football for talent and positive change to improve school attendance and resilient and healthier outcomes. Read more.

Dandelion Support Network provides vulnerable families with essential items for their babies and children. They achieve this by accepting, sorting, and safety checking preloved items from the public which are then provided to families via referrals from social workers at hospitals and welfare agencies. Read more.

Kyogle Together Inc. is a local community development organisation that nurtures community leadership and holistically works towards a connected and inclusive community. They provide key community services and activities via innovative programs, including Kyogle Youth Action, inclusive of the Village Youth Program, Kyogle Community Gym, The Fair Share Kitchen, and the Kyogle Resources Innovation Collective. Read more.

Playgroup NSW is part of a national network of playgroup organisations that deliver around 200,000, playgroup sessions nationally, connecting communities, parents, and children to enhance their overall health and well-being. The organisation has the vision to grow its impact and needed a fit-for-purpose multi-year strategy that would align everyone around a common set of goals. Read more.