The Jeremiah Project exists to bring hope and a future to people experiencing homelessness. Founded by Jacky Turano and supported by a team of over 110 volunteers, the heartbeat of The Jeremiah Project is to ensure that everyone knows they have a purpose and are loved.
Helping Hands spent an afternoon with Jacky and the Jeremiah team at the Hawkesbury Community Kitchen in Windsor, NSW to see how this charity is working with local businesses and supporters, and punching well above its weight.
Socially aware businesses have an incredible impact on society as they tackle environmental and social issues, in addition to providing employment and making a profit.
They exist to benefit themselves, their customers, their social cause, and the economy, but what does it look like for a business to be socially aware in practical terms?
Keith Garner, Collett Smart and Nathan Brewer join host Laura Bennett to discuss the benefits of being part of a vibrant and life-giving community to both the community and the individuals.
Tell us about the things you or a Helping Hand in your local community are doing to make the world a better place and we'll share your story on the show.
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Suggest a Panel Discussion topic that you would like to hear discussed on Helping Hands.
We'll assemble a panel of experts to empower viewers to make the world a better place.
