Local leaders in social enterprise sharing lived experiences, resources, the highs, and the lows. We heard about the importance of storytelling and building your network to learn, grow and succeed.
Local leaders in social enterprise sharing lived experiences, resources, the highs, and the lows. We heard about the importance of storytelling and building your network to learn, grow and succeed.
Discover Local Impact's Annual Report and the achievements arising from our unique role in powering community ideas in the inner west.
'Gather for Good' social enterprise event for Melbourne's west is your introduction to the world of social enterprises, and the funders, incubators and facilitators who are helping to build a culture of doing good through business.
Local Impact and the Community Bike Hub are excited to announce they are the new managers of the renamed Brimbank Traffic School, a bicycle education facility located within the picturesque Green Gully Reserve, Keilor Downs.
Bike riders were blessed with sunny weather for the Community Bike Hub‘s first ever ‘Spot & Cycle’ family-friendly park ride along the Maribyrnong River.
Thanks to this funding, the Money Mentor team will be collaborating with Yarraville Community Centre to co-design and deliver the program across four workshops for the inner west community in 2025.
After five years, hundreds of bike sales, thousands of services, and countless good times, the Community Bike Hub’s servicing and retail shop is moving from its Moreland Street site in Footscray to a new location in Barkly Street, West Footscray.
April's 'Champion of the West' in The Westsider community newspaper is local community leader and CEO of Inner West Community Enterprises (owner of Community Bank Seddon) and Chair of the Community Bike Hub Committee, Andy Moutray-Read.
The Money Mentor program returns in 2024 with new digital channels and a focus on three key groups: Job Ready, Job Starter, and Job Restarter.
Community ideas in action
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