The Achieve Foundation interviewed Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM for our Why Attitudes Matter Series. Dinesh provides a unique perspective on how attitudes towards disability matter.

The Achieve Foundation interviewed Katie Kelly OAM PLY for our Why Attitudes Matter Series. This is a thought-provoking discussion on what inclusion means from the perspective of lived experience.

The Achieve Foundation partnered with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) to provide a comprehensive snapshot of the current Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) map throughout NSW based on a first-of-its-kind data sharing agreement with the NDIA.

The Achieve Foundation’s latest report presents new research, quantifying the extraordinary benefits that can be achieved by removing the barriers to inclusion for people with disability. Deloitte Access Economics was commissioned to carry out this research to get a clear picture of disability philanthropy in Australia.

What’s next? Opportunities for Social Impact Investing to Deliver Outcomes for People with Disability explores the opportunity for social impact investing to enable better outcomes for people with disability.

A high-quality apartment development for about 1,200 people close to the Sydney CBD isn’t innovation. The innovation is when that development also provides high-level support to 36 people with disability.

The Achieve Foundation is a new philanthropic organisation with a bold vision of an inclusive Australia for people with disability. We commissioned Queensland University of Technology (QUT) to carry out this research to get a clear picture of disability giving in Australia.