Winda-Mara Aboriginal Corporation, Heywood – Aboriginal Family Therapy Training Program ($32,000) The Bouverie Centre at La Trobe University will deliver a Post Graduate Certificate in Family...
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The Victorian Women’s Benevolent Trust has launched a new sub-fund to honour and recognise one of Melbourne’s most influential philanthropists, Fleur Spitzer. The Women’s Trust said that while Spitzer was not a household name, her generosity had had an immeasurable impact on the lives of many people in the community and she had been a shining example for other female philanthropists.
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In 2002, outworkers in the clothing industry were being appallingly exploited. 90% of the workers were women earning $2-5 per hour. They worked a 12-16 hour day, often in unsafe conditions.
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Our 30th birthday grants program was our largest on record. It has funded some major initiatives to address domestic violence and projects that embrace new approaches, challenge orthodoxy and offer significant and lasting community benefit.
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We can take some things for granted but that doesn’t mean that it’s fair. For example, should women pay more for a haircut or dry...
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It was 1996 and the time had come to change a very old story. We were just a heartbeat away from the beginning of the...
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Would you like to make a lasting impact in your community? Are you passionate about strategic, gender-wise philanthropy?
Establishing a Sub-Fund within the Victorian Women’s Benevolent Trust is a practical and lasting way for you to strategically invest in advancing opportunities or reducing barriers for women and girls’ in Victoria without any administrative burden.
