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Hope Scholars

Hope Scholars

 The Hope Scholars program is an initiative that supports the education of young leaders from disadvantaged backgrounds in a number of developing countries, including India, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Many have faced significant social and economic hardships, but continue this important work. Meet our amazing Hope Scholars

Nexus Network

Nexus Network

 

The Nexus Network is a network of individuals from diverse cultural, vocational and educational backgrounds focused on supporting positive social change and creating social capital. Members assist with a number of Nexus’ consultations and collaborations. Members of the network are placed with a number of charitable partner organisations as teams. Join Now

 

 

Nexus News

Nexus News

Nexus is presently seeking volunteers for a refugee and migrant education initiative based in Eastern Melbourne. Training and development opportunities will be made available to all volunteer participants. Those interested should email inquiries@nexusfoundation.org or call 04307 NEXUS.

Nexus Consulting

Nexus Consulting

 The Nexus consulting group affords support to NPOs, Charities, community organisations and individuals that have a desire to seek positive change in their communities and require assistance in achieving their desired change. The assistance afforded may be research, training, project facilitation, stakeholder engagement, innovation strategy, partner identification, monetary or in kind assistance, or merely championing their change effort.

BCLP

The Business & Community Leadership Program

  The Business and Community leadership program is an innovative leadership development program that seeks to expose candidates to contemporary leadership practices. Candidates are exposed to thought leaders from a number of different spheres. The program affords candidates the opportunity to work with and contribute to a number of different community projects and charitable organisations. Enrol for 2010
About Nexus

Nexus is an innovative charitable institution that seeks to initiate positive and sustainable development programs and to empower all Australians that have a desire to contribute to community development both in Australia and overseas. We aim to assist everyday Australians that have identified needs in communities both here and abroad in addressing them.  Click here to meet our team

Nexus was formed by a group of academics and consultants. While many of the founding members are Christian it is an inclusive vehicle and actively encourages the participation of all peoples regardless of colour, creed, religion or ethnicity. Nexus is supported and managed by a multi-disciplinary team of people from all walks of life who all share a passion for community development and the plight of those less fortunate.

Nexus Foundation Australia was formed by an Australian Youth Ambassador for Development, Michael D'Rosario and a group of colleagues in June 2005, while the AYAD was based in Can Tho University in Southern Vietnam. Mr. D'Rosario's activities saw him working closely with the local community and community organisations, as well as the local population. Mr. D'Rosario assisted academics at Can Tho University, acting as a Research officer, and conducting classes for staff. His work with local academics afforded him a great deal of knowledge into the poverty situation in Vietnam. During his time as a Youth Ambassador in Vietnam Mr. D'Rosario identified several development projects that he felt would contribute greatly to developing communities. Nexus is also active in South Asia, supporting several partner organisation that seek to educate impoverished children from some of the largest slums and hutments in the world. With the assistance of colleagues and well wishers back home ‘Nexus Foundation Australia' was formed. Nexus hopes to promote unity and improve living standards in the developing world. We exist to create communities not delimited by geographic borders but those that are governed by care, compassion and consideration for all peoples regardless of their colour, creed, and political or religious persuasion.

 

Featured Network Members

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James Holman

James Holman is an intriguing young character from the countryside east of Melbourne. Having just completed a Masters of Arts in International Relations and European Studies at the Central European University with a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship he has returned to Australia with a mind to tackle new challenges and embrace new opportunities. His main interests are ‘development through education’ and sees that the model of individual empowerment through training at ...

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John Sukkar

John completed a double degree in Law and Commerce at Deakin University in 2007, graduating with Honours and Distinction respectively, and majoring in Finance and Economics. Since graduating, John has acquired over 12 months experience working with KPMG as a consultant within the Corporate Tax division, where he advised a range of corporate groups in the financial services sector on all areas of Australian taxation law. John is dedicated to ...

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Michael D'Rosario

Michael is a Lecturer in Finance & Ethics at Deakin University. Michael has also undertaken a Masters in Arts (International Justice) at the University of Melbourne, Michael's research focuses on morality, patriotism, and sovereignty. Michael's other research focuses on diaspora communities, game theory and development economics. In particular it is orientated around the individuals' moral assessment framework. He is currently undertaking his PhD in Econometrics. In addition Michael has completed ...

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Justin Cilmi

Justin completed a Bachelor of Commerce at Deakin University, majoring in Finance and Economics. During this time Justin was also involved in the foundation of the Deakin Accounting and Finance Student Society, which has now grown to the second largest student society at Deakin University, having affiliations with various industry groups and other universities. Justin is currently working as a Senior Paraplanner with an ASX listed company, providing technical assistance ...

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Prabath Wickramanayake

Prabath Wickramanayake was born in Colombo Sri Lanka in December 1982. He commenced his primary education at Nalanda College, Colombo in 1988 and continued up until he migrated to New Zealand in 1995 with his parents. At Newlands College in Wellington he completed his secondary education and in December 2000 he migrated to Australia. In 2006, Prabath graduated from Deakin University in Melbourne having successfully completed the degree of Bachelor ...

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Mahboob Hossain

Mahboob was born in Bangladesh and at the age of ten moved to Melbourne with his family.  Coming from one of the poorest countries in the world, Mahboob has experienced some of these conditions first hand and is therefore extremely passionate about making a difference to impoverished communities.  Here in Australia he is grateful to have first-class primary, secondary and university education, having completed Bachelor of Commerce at Deakin University ...

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Brian D'Rosario

Brian is truly passionate about community engagement and the growth of others. Born in Madras, India Brian understands the nature of poverty, and sees Nexus as a vehicle for positive and sustainable change. After spending his adolescence serving as a naval officer, Brian gave this career away to spend more time with his new family. Upon immigrating to Australia, Brian found himself working in the emerging area of Information technology, ...

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Nexus Quick Facts

The team

Nexus is managed by a multi-disciplinary team of individuals who share a passion for social entrepreneurship and sustainable development. Nexus is an endorsed tax concession charity (TCC) limited by guarantee. Nexus ...

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Governance

Nexus operates a member based model, with members duly appointing directors of the entity. Nexus is guided by a board of directors. The board appoints all key operational team...

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Hope Scholars

The Hope scholarship program provides funds to some of the poorest children in the developing world. It makes a university education or education at a vocational training centre possible. Many ...

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Social Entrepreneurship

Social entrepreneurship is essentially a reference to the actions of an agent of positive social change. A social entrepreneur is an individual who identifies a social problem and utilises what ...

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The Nexus Model

We recognise that many solutions while being theoretically sound do not necessary translate well in all situations. As such our programs are driven by the needs communities, and are motivated ...

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Vision & Mission

Our vision is for a world without poverty and free of conflict, where individuals live without fear of hunger and persecution. A world where compassion is not limited by contrived ...

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Our logo

Our logo symbolises our missions and our vision. It represents the coming together of disparate communities; each arrow represents a disparate segregated community. The central dithered X represents the conduit, ...

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Anchor Social Housing Project

Description: The Anchor Social Housing Project (AHP) is a venture of Anchor Inc. a foster care and community care agency based in the outer East of Melbourne. The project seeks ...

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