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Solutions for Community Organisations
We empower community groups to publish and maintain their own content in a cost effective manner without requiring expensive desktop software or technical expertise.
Examples Below
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 Community Access to Natural Resources Information
This exciting experiment in a publicly available resource-sharing framework is a four-year collaborative program whereby NSW natural resource agencies provide tailored information products for community-based local and regional environmental management.  |
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Collections Australia Network
A stunning Australian cultural resource has been unveiled with the launch of the Collections Australia Network (CAN), a project providing over 1200 museums and galleries throughout Australia with sophisticated website and collection management facilities. |
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Community Builders
This community-building toolkit for the people of New South Wales, utilises one of the most sophisticated installations of Social Change Online’s AIMS content management tool. We have undertaken complete concept and content development for NSW Government community building gateway. |
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Australia Tibet Council
Australia Tibet Council campaigns for the right of the Tibetan people to decide their own future and for an end to violations of their fundamental rights and freedoms. It is an independent, non-profit organisation funded solely by its members and supporters. |
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Community Technology Centres
Community Gateways project for NSWOIT is major initiative concerned with providing community self-development tools which result in a regional gateway, or portal.
Social Change was selected as the prime architect and implementation contractor to deliver the project which involved over 80 sites across NSW rural & regional areas and was a Silver Award winner for Provision of Services to Regional/Rural NSW at the Premiers Public Sector Awards for 2002. |
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Just Look
Just Look is a database of health and community services offered by agencies throughout Australia. Focusing on rural and regional Australia; the database currently lists more than 20,000 services and service providers around the country. |
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