Our impact
Community Capital’s unique funding model supports Social Purpose Organisations over several years to help them to grow, become sustainable and increase their impact within the community.
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Impact Reporting
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Community Capital's FY25 Annual Impact Report showcases the extraordinary outcomes achieved by our portfolio of social purpose organisations over the past financial year. This year, we welcomed three new grant recipients whilst extending a new commitment to an existing organisation, further expanding our reach and deepening our impact. The report details these achievements and the inspiring stories behind them, demonstrating the tangible difference your support has made in our communities.
Download our FY25 Annual Impact Report here.
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The report summarises the key outputs and outcomes that Community Capital has been able to achieve over the past financial year whilst referencing the four new grant recipients that the Fund has supported, delivering impact across a cross-section of societal issues in Australia.
Download our FY24 Impact Report here.
Community Capital Social Purpose Organisations
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Eat Up
Eat Up is Australia’s only organisation providing free school lunches on a national scale to the 1 in 5 Australian children that experience food insecurity.
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ID Know Yourself
An Aboriginal led mentoring service for First Nations children and youth living in the out of home care or foster system built around five key areas of culture, life skills, education, well-being, and advocacy.
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Save our Supplies
SOS rescue medical supplies from hospitals in the private healthcare system in Australia and repurposes those supplies for hospitals in less economically developed countries whilst also reducing landfill.
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TIACS
A free phone and text counselling service offering mental health support blue-collar communities. TIACS removes the physical and financial barriers to seeking help, with no GP referral required to access counselling.
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Confit Pathways
Confit Pathways works to break the cycle of reoffending in the youth justice system with programs for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people through an evidence-based youth mentoring program.
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Consent Labs
Consent Labs provides comprehensive, evidence-based workshops to support respectful relationships and consent education to change the culture around sexual assault and harassment.
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The Reily Foundation
TRF supports parents who have had their children removed from their care through workshops and one on one sessions they provide trauma counselling and practical support towards reunification.
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ReLove
ReLove provides those accessing public housing with free furniture and homewares to make a home and break through the cycle of poverty. The furniture is provided through hotel and office refurbishments, reducing waste to landfill.
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Youth Impact Foundation
The Youth Impact Foundation delivers evidence-based youth mental health and wellbeing programs across Australia and Aotearoa NZ, growing its reach by merging aligned youth charities into a shared service model.
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Bandu
Bandu supports First Nations students transitioning from school into education and employment, providing mentoring, training and culturally safe housing through its Bandu Houses.
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FoodLab
FoodLab is a social enterprise culinary incubator helping refugee, migrant, Aboriginal and low-income entrepreneurs formalise and grow food businesses through affordable kitchen space and mentoring.
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Hello Initiative
Hello Initiative is a social impact innovation agency improving social and judicial outcomes for WA young people in the justice system, keeping them connected through its Mobile Support program.
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EPIC Pathways
EPIC Pathways is a First Nations-led not-for-profit supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students with culturally safe, co-designed mentoring programs.
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Anika Legal
Anika Legal provides free, ongoing legal support to renters facing hardship, using supervised law students to help with repairs, bond disputes and evictions.
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Yawardani Jan-ga
Yawardani Jan-ga, meaning "Horses Helping" in Yawuru language, is an Aboriginal-led organisation on Kimberley Country using Equine Assisted Learning to support Aboriginal children and young people's social, emotional and leadership wellbeing through culturally safe, trauma-informed programs.