The Colosoul team is incredibly proud to be involved with organisations that support, educate and help young people create positive opportunities for their future. Have a look below at the organisations that are working towards building a better future for the leaders of tomorrow.

Colosoul focuses on young people doing good things in our city and in overseas aid work. If you are one of those people making a difference - no matter where you are in Australia - if you are under 30, we will write about you. Have you made difference?

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A not-for-profit international aid and development organisation from the ages of 16 to 26. Read more >>

To find out more, visit The Oakree Foundation.

The Asher house provides for young women and girls in need of a safe place to call home.

Get invloved with the Asher House.

Extinction Sucks follows the real life adventures of two best friend. Conservation duo Aleisha Caruso and Ashleigh Young will go to any lengths to bamboozle people into parting with their money to help endangered animal species around the world.

Join Extinction Sucks in their mission.

The Halo Leadership Development Agency is a non-profit which strives to advance Hopes, Aspirations and Leadership Opportunities. Read more >>

If everyone did a little good, great changes would occur. The Global Good Foundation was established in 2007.

With nearly one in three Australian women... Read more >>

To see some of the results of GGF's work - click here

The Esther Foundation operates a women’s health and development program in South Perth, housing more than thirty five women and their children.

To find out more, visit The Esther Foundation.

As a teenager, Jade Lewis was a promising young athlete, winning a number of medals internationally. At just 14, she was named Athlete of the Year, and her athletic records are unbeaten, even to this day. She had the whole world at her feet - but that was all about to change...Read more >>

When you try to think of the woman who is most inspiring to you most people say their mother and I am certain Leah Umbagai’s son would say exactly the same. But for good reason, in fact she should be an inspiration to all of us, especially during this International Women’s Week. Read more >>