Wellbeing can be thought of as the state of being healthy and content, it is the combination of physical, mental, emotional and social aspects that determine a person's level of happiness and satisfaction.

Employers are often keen to offer a salary packaging program to staff. How they provide it, though, is big decision in itself!

The difference between surviving and thriving is massive but has less to do with life circumstances and everything to do with how you choose to think about them.

Ever wondered why corporates are badgering you for team-building activities and staff participation opportunities? It’s not that they don’t have enough work to fill the day.

Good Governance is at the core of our duty to any organisation – not-for-profit or otherwise – with which we have taken on a Board or a Management Committee role.

Salary packaging offers great benefits to employees of many not-for-profit organisations. The ability to salary package a maximum of $15,900 pre-tax to everyday expenses (such as rent, mortgage, school fees and more) delivers incredible tax savings. And there’s also the ‘extra’ $2,650 available to salary package towards holiday accommodation and dining expenses!

Feeling overwhelmed is common in any field of human endeavour, and particularly for those of us who work in the NFP sector which is often underfunded and under resourced.

We can be so determined to make a difference that it leads to a situation where we experience being overwhelmed.

If you’re not as confident as you’d like to be when presenting to key stakeholders, then it might be time to start channelling your inner George Clooney. In this article, Network member and Presentation Expert Zac Guberek, shares the story of how a simple change in perspective when auditioning, took George Clooney from a struggling actor, to a household name.

Benefolk’s Wellbeing specialist, explains what workplace wellbeing is, why it matters and some actions that organisations can take to enhance wellbeing.

Creating my not-for-profit consultancy practice from nothing, to be what it is today, has been the highlight of my career so far.