Good Return means business. Business opportunities for poor women in the Asia Pacific, that is. This March, help 300 women lift themselves, their family, and their community out of poverty. This International Women’s Day, Good Return is calling on Australians to help women in the developing world start their own businesses and help end poverty. Good Return has set...

Good Return needs YOU! We are recruiting for two new volunteer positions and we know that the right person is out there somewhere. If you’ve made any resolutions for 2013, this might be a great way to try something new and give back. We are seeking a Media and Public Relations Officer to start as soon as humanly possible. You’ll be helping us for several...

The first exchange visit between two Good Return partners happened in the Philippines from 2 December until 4 December 2012. TPC’s (our microfinance institution partner in Cambodia) Chief Operations Officer Mr. Sok Voeurn accompanied me on a visit to SECDEP (our partner in the Philippines) to observe the client training in the field to gain some insights for the...

It is December already! As we wind down to the end the year it is timely to reflect on our achievements this past year. With your support we have together provided training to around 3,000 women in a range of livelihood-related skills in five developing countries, we have enabled about 2,000 women to have their businesses funded through Good Return, and we passed the...

Are you interested in working for Good Return / World Education Australia? We have a casual position available, beginning immediately and lasting until about February, with the potential to transfer into a permanent role. Please see the contact details below to find out how to apply for this job. You can also download the PDF description here. Update: This position...

Today is the FIRST United Nations International Day of the Girl Child. It is a day that has been set aside to recognise the importance of girls globally, and to focus on their rights. We know that many girls are left behind and are forced to leave school early. The impact that girls have on their families and society as a whole isfinally being...