Creating new opportunities for economic participation
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Creating new opportunities for economic participation
Presented by the Property Industry Foundation
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Rosemary SmithsonNational CEO
Property Industry Foundation
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Property Industry Foundation – your industry; your charity
taking young people off our streets and getting them back into our society.
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What is the Property Industry Foundation?
• Industry initiative est 1996– to identify a community problem needing
assistance– chose youth homelessness– to raise funds across the industry to help
charitable organisations helping youth– to promote to industry: your industry
helping young people at risk
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Why establish?
– Industry was being approached by many different charities
–a lot of publicity about kids living on the streets
– timely to get the industry together to do their bit recognizing that government couldn’t resolve alone
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Steps to establishing
–Wanted a collective approach to help one community problem – not a fragmented approach
–one mandate only: “young people at risk; youth homelessness”
–chose role: raise awareness; raise money
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Early Results
–events to bring industry together– raised significant funds–chose charitable deliverying tangible
outcomes–undertook some building projects –
donations + building services– Industry proud + supporting
community + helping young people
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Building on success
–PIF concept working; new challenges–build greater industry–create awareness of community problem–engage industry at different levels– raise more money– introduce more charity partners–distribute funds better–offer more than funds eg inkind
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More results
–More initiatives to bring together leaders, young professionals, women: to help community problem of youth homelessness
– PAs/women giving winter woollens and toiletries for street kids
–more volunteering; more building projects; more rigorous selection processes
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Greater, tangible results
–duplicate success in other states–social return on investment with
distribution of funds–Communicate to government–Deliver greater industry projects with
greater tangibility–Consider creating employment
opportunities in our industry
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PIF today
–PIF in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane– raising over $1.5m net per year,
support 20 different charities–3 key giving: youth counsellors,
educational programs & buildings–strong industry engagement–SROI assessment–Applications SROI expectations
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Focus. Results driven. Economic improvement.
–Focus: building homes to take homeless young people off streets into home environment – PIF House
– In Redfern + Melbourne–Discussing 2 Parramatta City Council –Salvation Army work-ready program–PIF program incorporates Host
Companies giving jobs
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Focus. Results driven. Economic improvement.
–12 young people once homeless working in property industry; life changing; rewarding
–Focus 1: PIF House Program–Focus 2: PIF’s Rebuild-a-Young
employment Program
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Focus. Results driven. Economic improvement.
Best Result.Creating opportunities
for economic participation.
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Social Procurement Case Study.PIF’s Rebuild-a-Young-Life Program.
PROPERTY INDUSTRY FOUNDTION
REBUILD A YOUNG LIFE PROGRAM
Finding jobs in our industry to take young people off our
streets and back into society.
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Social Procurement Case Study.PIF’s Rebuild-a-Young-Life Program.
Pre-Employment Preparation– Complete a 6 week pathways course to become
work ready– Participants are males and females aged 17 – 24
who are now relatively stable in their accommodation, legal matters, and drug and alcohol issues.
– Potential Job Identification– Work experience– Candidate profile
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Social Procurement Case Study.PIF’s Rebuild-a-Young-Life Program.
Host Company Considerations–Long Term Employment–Company mentors–Charity partner role–Good workplace cultures–Strong HR support
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Social Procurement Case Study.PIF’s Rebuild-a-Young-Life Program.
Permanent Placement–The Type of roles–Mentor selection–Match company and candidate–Probation period–Manage expectations–Need stable accommodation
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Social Procurement Case Study.PIF’s Rebuild-a-Young-Life Program.
PIF House program–Transition Housing–Live in counselling–Stepping stone to permanent
accommodation–Many successful placements