Social Investment Report
We're proud to walk alongside organisations that share our commitment to inclusions, opportunity and long-term impact. Our annual social investment reporting highlights the financial and in-kind support provided through our social investment program.
Our 2026 Social Investment Report celebrates our partnerships and the people behind them.
It highlights the contribution our social investment program is making and reinforces our commitment to supporting sustainable, respectful and mutually beneficial outcomes for the communities of which we're a part.
Each year, our social investment program backs a diverse range of initiatives focused on health and wellbeing, strengthening local communities and economic empowerment - these three pillars guide out approach and help ensure our support is directed to areas where it can make a meaningful difference.
Social investment pillars
Health and Wellbeing
We partner with organisations that are improving health outcomes, supporting mental wellbeing and providing accessible support services.
Over the past year, we helped our partners prepare 56,074 meals, deliver 117 nutrition education sessions to 1,776 students, provide 195 on Country ENT appointments and train 100 new volunteer Digital Crisis Supporters.
Strengthening Local Communities
We support programs and initiatives that help create vibrant and resilient communities.
Over the past year, we helped our partners deliver more than 17,500 school bags filled with essentials, provide more than 4,300 engagement opportunities for over 225 young people in South Hedland, support 48 families and 82 students attending Onslow School and offer 2,500 hours of support to 127 women and eight children impacted by family and domestic violence.
Economic Empowerment
We work with our partners to drive economic empowerment by equipping people with the skills and opportunities they need to succeed today and into the future.
Over the past year, we helped our partners run 17 Shooting Stars programs in host schools in WA, assist 370 people obtain their driver’s licence and support 1,097 students to graduate high school.
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