Social impact, social procurement, ESG, social return on investment - the end goal is the same:
Legacy, community impact & social change - making the world a better place.
Below are some worked examples of deliverable program/strategies that we can help you bring to life in your workplace.
Recruiting for diversity is different to traditional recruitment. It looks at marginalised groups who don't fit into the traditional mould of a privileged jobseeker. A tailored approach is required for people with different barriers to employment. Non-standard recruitment often yields amazing, talented people.
Social procurement is the process of purchasing goods and services in a way that achieves broader social benefits beyond the primary purpose of the procurement. This can include creating jobs for disadvantaged groups, supporting social enterprises, and generating positive community outcomes.
Creating opportunities for increasing female participation in a male-dominated industry is not simple. It requires a tailored approach to supporting women and new entrants to the construction industry with mentoring, training and career goals, all grounded in a culturally safe workplace.
At EdifyConnect - we value the contributions made by organisations that organically create social value. These are the true changemakers that can help challenge organisational norms. Aboriginal businesses like this are making such a change in society and we loved helping them.
The image above is of Aboriginal business: Pathway Plumbing, a licenced plumbing organisation who focus on Indigenous participation through apprenticeships and skilled labour as a career pathway. Courtesy of Pathway Plumbing.
At EdifyConnect - we understand the value of diverse talent. Removing barriers to employment leads to amazing outcomes - especially cohorts like military veterans; pictured with Minister Leane (linked media here). Diversity helps flip the narrative from a welfare-deficit model into an economic participation model.
The image above is a group of Veterans working on Spark North East Link who got to meet the then, Minister for Veterans Affairs, Shaun Leane. Courtesy of the office of Shaun Leane.
At EdifyConnect, we see the real value that social enterprises bring above and beyond a good or service. The true impact to community speaks for itself with the smiles seen in this video that we helped bring to life.
The image above is of the Spark Social Impact team paying a visit to the social enterprise, Brunswick Industries. They create meaningful outcomes through employment for people living with disability.
The communications pieces linked above are not the property of EdifyConnect Pty Ltd. They are being used solely for reference purposes to highlight the positive social outcomes our team has been involved with in the past. These materials have been sourced from publicly available social media posts, and there is no intention to claim any royalties or fiscal benefits associated with them. EdifyConnect acknowledges and respects the ownership of the original creators of these communications pieces.
At EdifyConnect we would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia, and we pay our respects to their elders past and present and their unbroken connection to land, waters and community. Always was, always will be - Aboriginal land.
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