Food security exists when every individual has consistent physical, social, and economic access to enough safe, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food. We recognise that providing food security is not only about the availability of food, but also about ensuring it is accessible and affordable to all people, regardless of their circumstances. This includes food that is purchased, donated, rescued through community programs, or delivered in partnership with food relief organisations, alongside solutions that prevent food waste. Food security encompasses the dignity of choice, and a focus on supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged people.

Our aim is to contribute to the wellbeing of individuals, families, and communities, helping to reduce hunger, improve health outcomes, and foster social inclusion.

Lifelong learning is a continuous, self-motivated pursuit of knowledge and skills that extends throughout a person’s life. It is about ensuring that everyone has ongoing opportunities to develop the knowledge, skills, and capabilities they need to grow, adapt, and thrive in an ever-changing world. Lifelong learning encompasses formal and informal learning, taking place in diverse settings such as the workplace, community, online platforms, and at home. It empowers individuals to participate fully in their communities and the economy, enhancing their ability to respond to new challenges and opportunities. It supports social inclusion by helping people stay engaged and connected, regardless of their background or stage of life, and promotes personal development, critical thinking, and resilience.

Our aim is to contribute to a more equitable, innovative, and adaptable society, where everyone can contribute meaningfully and achieve their full potential. 

Financial inclusion means working to ensure that everyone, regardless of their income, background, life circumstances, or level of vulnerability, can fully participate in society and the economy. It means providing the support, education, and resources needed for people to understand and confidently plan for the future and respond to unexpected challenges. Through advocacy, education, and practical support, we aim to help people build the skills, knowledge and resilience necessary for full social and economic participation. Financial inclusion is not just about access, it's about prioritising dignity, empowerment and trust. It is also about giving everyone the opportunity to achieve greater independence and wellbeing, so they can actively participate in their community and pursue their aspirations.

Our aim is to contribute to a fairer, more inclusive society where no one is left behind.