“Most renters can’t afford a lawyer, and most are not eligible for legal aid” says Noel Lim, founder of Anika Legal. Anika Legal, a social enterprise, is a free service for renters, supported by law students in internships and funded by universities who want to provide students with practical legal experience. Through innovative use of legal technology to make this partnership model viable, Anika Legal has assisted 750 renters to stay in safe homes. “We're excited to continue developing this technology to give more people access to justice” says Noel. https://www.anikalegal.com

Since 2015, a volunteer-run charity has donated 800,000 books to disadvantaged children. 123 Read Me’s mission is to provide quality books to children across Australia while raising awareness about the importance of reading aloud.“ When you’re struggling to put food on the table, children’s books are a luxury,” says founder, Melinda Shelley.This is where 123 Read Me comes in to empower children with access to quality books they might otherwise not be able to experience. “Just one book a day will help a child become confident, kind & clever.” More at https://123read2me.org.au

Schools can immerse their students in Australia’s unique ecological history through the Australian Dingo Foundation’s sponsorship program. Students can experience a tangible connection with dingoes, a native species present for over 5,000 years, integral to Australia’s diverse ecosystem. Kevin Newman of the foundation says the Toolern Vale team “...provides vital care for more than 50 dingoes, which wouldn’t be possible without sponsorships from schools. Every dollar helps secure the future of this intelligent and misunderstood species.” By sponsoring a dingo like Pumbah (pictured), schools can enrich their curriculum while contributing to dingo conservation, education and research efforts. https://dingofoundation.org