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Cerebral Palsy Alliance (CPA) will continue to roll out its Early Response Therapy Program for babies at risk across the NSW Central West.

Greater Charitable Foundation and Cerebral Palsy Alliance (CPA) are spreading joy to the mothers and carers of children living with cerebral palsy this Easter.

KidsXpress, in partnership with Greater Charitable Foundation, today delivered the first of six trauma-informed workshops.

GCF is calling on the generosity of the people of Newcastle, Hunter, Central Coast and Port Stephens to help make it a greater Christmas for disadvantaged youth.

Clontarf Foundation will continue its invaluable work in the Dubbo region by addressing long-term disadvantage among indigenous communities following a funding commitment from GCF.

1 in every 700 Australian babies is diagnosed with cerebral palsy each year yet half of these babies will receive limited or no specialist early intervention before their 1st birthday.

Greater Bank’s Hamilton head office building will turn pink during October to show its support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Greater Bank IT Test Analyst, Neenu George is shaving her long locks in support of disadvantaged youth.

GCF has committed $225,000 to ALNF, ensuring up to 300 additional Indigenous primary aged children are supported with a Literacy and Numeracy program.

Greater Charitable Foundation has committed more than $1 million in funding to six charity partners.

Greater Charitable Foundation has committed more than $1 million in funding to six charity partners as part of its 2019 grant round.

GCF has welcomed Ingrid Kaczor, Greater Bank Community Engagement Manager, to the Hunter-based charitable organisation’s Board of Trustees.