ANNUAL REPORT 2016

B 1

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2 OurVision

4 MessageFromJimi

5 CaseStudyOneHealthampWesternDesertWellbeing

6 OurPartnersandProjects

7 Traditional Healthcare

8 Hope for Health

9 Human Nature Adventure Therapy

10 HealthVentureIncubatorProgram

12 CreatingGoodFoundationsThrough PhilanthropicPartnerships

13 CollaborationIsTheKey

14 OneHealthrsquosVoiceOnTheWorldStage

16 SocialEnterpriseampEntrepreneurship

18 BusinessPartners

19 Health World

20 Happy Herb Company

21 Sydney Essential Oil Company

22 ANoteOnNumbers

CONTENTS

OneHealthOrg

OneHealth_Org

onehealthorganisationorg

B 1

fill page

2 OurVision

4 MessageFromJimi

5 CaseStudyOneHealthampWesternDesertWellbeing

6 OurPartnersandProjects

7 Traditional Healthcare

8 Hope for Health

9 Human Nature Adventure Therapy

10 HealthVentureIncubatorProgram

12 CreatingGoodFoundationsThrough PhilanthropicPartnerships

13 CollaborationIsTheKey

14 OneHealthrsquosVoiceOnTheWorldStage

16 SocialEnterpriseampEntrepreneurship

18 BusinessPartners

19 Health World

20 Happy Herb Company

21 Sydney Essential Oil Company

22 ANoteOnNumbers

CONTENTS

OneHealthOrg

OneHealth_Org

onehealthorganisationorg

2

One Health has arisen in response to the hardest question in healthcare today

ldquoWhy are we still no closer to achieving world healthrdquo

We have learnt that healthy communities require healthy resilient local community organisations

To be medically effective these projects also need to be ldquoupstreamrdquo interventions that engage the many social determinants of ill health

Our Mission is therefore to amplify the impact of high-potential community-directed health ventures with upstream solutions

This is how we are achieving health for all one project at a time

We passionately believe there can be no health in an unhealthy culture and that

stop-gap measures are always doomed to fall short

Genuine health is founded on addressing broader social issues such as gaps in economic fairness proper nutrition social inclusion and political equality Most healthcare programs are hopelessly ill-equipped to bridge these gaps

In fact so many people are falling through the ever-widening gaps that they have now become dangerous cliffs and it is not enough to simply put an ambulance at the bottom of such cliffs The current approach is clearly not working

Solutions that only focus on symptomatic medical intervention and fail to address these fundamental determinants of health and wellbeing can only ever be a temporary solution

OUR VISION is no less than

lsquoHealth For Allrsquo

What is needed is a new approach that encompasses both aspects of health creation meeting the communityrsquos immediate healthcare needs and finding solutions to the upstream drivers of preventable disease

THE CHALLENGE OF SCALING LOCAL SOLUTIONS

To implement this model on a meaningful scale we need two things

1 Healthy organisations that are resilient and sustainable over the long-term

2 A collaboration between hubs of global experts and the on-the-ground local expertise from the communities themselves

OUR COMMUNITY HEALTH-HUB MODEL One Health therefore incubates the flagship health projects that have arisen from within their communities and are already addressing the upstream drivers of preventable disease To these local grassroots community initiatives we bring our global perspective experience and networks Together we form a semi-centralised hub

A new kind of infrastructure is thus emerging through our approach to deep collaboration Our model centralises the knowledge and networks which it can yet retains the local autonomy that is so crucial for deep impact Itrsquos a simple model but one which has leverage at its heart

By working with these health ventures we create a groundswell of empowered communities developing models of excellence that can be adapted and replicated to achieve real scale and real impact

This is how we close the gaps This is how we achieve health for all

3

4

Message From Jimi

Although every year is a big year in the social sector it has been a particularly

big year for One Health Getting rated 2nd out of 1217 NGOs on the Australia-wide innovation index was one of the many highlights This was very affirming as the climate and culture of One Health has always felt to be one that both valued and fostered innovative thinking via our regular ldquobrain hurricanerdquo think tank sessions The rating initiated a range of conversations with passionate leaders within the industry

For me the backdrop to these conversations was that Australia has officially slipped two places on the Global Innovation Index failing to export and commercialise enough ideas to push into the top tier Australia placed 19th on the 2016 index down from 17th in 2015 with Switzerland Sweden and Britain ranking highest on the list I canrsquot help but feel that we are punching well below our weight here which is something that both saddens and excites me

So whilst Give Easyrsquos CEO Jeremy Tobiasrsquo question to me was ldquoHow do we get more organisations to value and prioritise innovationrdquo I told him I believed that the question should be ldquoHow do we create an Australia-wide culture that recognises and promotes innovationrdquo Itrsquos not enough to have innovators ndash history is littered with the gravestones of innovators that were roundly ignored until hundreds of years after their death We need a chain that links the innovators to those that have the resources to see these ideas realised and a surrounding culture that quickly disseminates and adopts such solutions

One Health is an attempt to create a greenhouse for innovative health ventures that display genuine upstream thinking An incubator is in many ways like the mangrove swamps bordering the Great Barrier Reef that the majority of fish species hatch or spawn within before taking their place in the open waters of the reef itself At One Health we select shelter support and grow projects that others wonrsquot It is therefore to my great joy that our venture partners are also gaining increased recognition for the innovative nature of their programs Their projects tackle the largely unrecognized upstream drivers of poor health whilst simultaneously addressing their recipientsrsquo most pressing immediate health needs

At the other end of the spectrum are our philanthropic and business partners who understand that there can be no band-aid solutions They get our focus on creating impact that we define as lsquodeeprsquo and our definition of scale which centres on long term sustainability

To all these visionary souls I offer my heartfelt thanks Together we are creating lsquohealth for allrsquo one venture at a time

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Give Easyrsquos 2016 Innovation Index

The10mostinnovativeNFPsidentifiedinthe2016InnovationIndex

CureBrainCancerFoundation

One Health Organisation

MovemberAustralia

SalvosLegal

McGrathsFoundation

Northcott

CultureatWork

SocialTradersLtd

FamilyLife

GoodShephardMicrofinance

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

10

9

ldquoHowdowecreateanAustralia-wideculture

thatrecognizesandpromotesinnovationrdquo

PRODUCTION REVIEW AND EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDATIONS

bull Result 4-fold increase in yield of product per kilo of herbs This effectively reduced the cost of herbs by 75 and reduced the environmental impact of wild harvesting the herbs

bull The change in production method and base ingredients supplier meant an increase in quality resulting in improved sales and customer feedback

SUPPLY CHAIN amp SHIPPING REVIEW

bull Costs were reduced to 115th of their previous cost

bull One Health negotiated an ongoing 20 discount on base products with a corporate supplier

bull Secured donations of base ingredients to the value of nearly $2000 in 12 months

bull Increased the profit margin by nearly 50

PRO BONO BRANDING REVIEW AND GRAPHIC DESIGN REFRESH

bull Result branding clarity and strategy combined with high-end graphics have increased appeal of product doubling sales in one year

By tripling the funds created through this social enterprise Indigenous dialysis patients and their families in central Australia have increased access to health and wellbeing services and products This demonstrates the value of appropriately executed market-based strategies

CASE STUDY

THE ENTERPRISE

Assisting central desert families struggling with kidney failure

THE BUSINESS

Utilising traditional desert herbs to produce commercial grade bush balms to raise funds for ongoing services and community development

ONE HEALTHrsquoS IMPACT

During a project visit to the Purple House headquarters last year the One Health team conducted a review of the production processes of the social enterprise bush balms Our input had a big impact on the efficiency and profitability of the social enterprise activities supporting the wellness programs via 3 key initiatives

OVERALL IMPACTDoublingofsalesinoneyear

Totalincreaseofprofitmarginby300

ONE HEALTH amp PURPLE HOUSE

5

Jimi Wollumbin CEOOneHealthOrganisation

4

Message From Jimi

Although every year is a big year in the social sector it has been a particularly

big year for One Health Getting rated 2nd out of 1217 NGOs on the Australia-wide innovation index was one of the many highlights This was very affirming as the climate and culture of One Health has always felt to be one that both valued and fostered innovative thinking via our regular ldquobrain hurricanerdquo think tank sessions The rating initiated a range of conversations with passionate leaders within the industry

For me the backdrop to these conversations was that Australia has officially slipped two places on the Global Innovation Index failing to export and commercialise enough ideas to push into the top tier Australia placed 19th on the 2016 index down from 17th in 2015 with Switzerland Sweden and Britain ranking highest on the list I canrsquot help but feel that we are punching well below our weight here which is something that both saddens and excites me

So whilst Give Easyrsquos CEO Jeremy Tobiasrsquo question to me was ldquoHow do we get more organisations to value and prioritise innovationrdquo I told him I believed that the question should be ldquoHow do we create an Australia-wide culture that recognises and promotes innovationrdquo Itrsquos not enough to have innovators ndash history is littered with the gravestones of innovators that were roundly ignored until hundreds of years after their death We need a chain that links the innovators to those that have the resources to see these ideas realised and a surrounding culture that quickly disseminates and adopts such solutions

One Health is an attempt to create a greenhouse for innovative health ventures that display genuine upstream thinking An incubator is in many ways like the mangrove swamps bordering the Great Barrier Reef that the majority of fish species hatch or spawn within before taking their place in the open waters of the reef itself At One Health we select shelter support and grow projects that others wonrsquot It is therefore to my great joy that our venture partners are also gaining increased recognition for the innovative nature of their programs Their projects tackle the largely unrecognized upstream drivers of poor health whilst simultaneously addressing their recipientsrsquo most pressing immediate health needs

At the other end of the spectrum are our philanthropic and business partners who understand that there can be no band-aid solutions They get our focus on creating impact that we define as lsquodeeprsquo and our definition of scale which centres on long term sustainability

To all these visionary souls I offer my heartfelt thanks Together we are creating lsquohealth for allrsquo one venture at a time

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e2

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In

no

vati

on

in

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ble

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Give Easyrsquos 2016 Innovation Index

The10mostinnovativeNFPsidentifiedinthe2016InnovationIndex

CureBrainCancerFoundation

One Health Organisation

MovemberAustralia

SalvosLegal

McGrathsFoundation

Northcott

CultureatWork

SocialTradersLtd

FamilyLife

GoodShephardMicrofinance

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

10

9

ldquoHowdowecreateanAustralia-wideculture

thatrecognizesandpromotesinnovationrdquo

PRODUCTION REVIEW AND EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDATIONS

bull Result 4-fold increase in yield of product per kilo of herbs This effectively reduced the cost of herbs by 75 and reduced the environmental impact of wild harvesting the herbs

bull The change in production method and base ingredients supplier meant an increase in quality resulting in improved sales and customer feedback

SUPPLY CHAIN amp SHIPPING REVIEW

bull Costs were reduced to 115th of their previous cost

bull One Health negotiated an ongoing 20 discount on base products with a corporate supplier

bull Secured donations of base ingredients to the value of nearly $2000 in 12 months

bull Increased the profit margin by nearly 50

PRO BONO BRANDING REVIEW AND GRAPHIC DESIGN REFRESH

bull Result branding clarity and strategy combined with high-end graphics have increased appeal of product doubling sales in one year

By tripling the funds created through this social enterprise Indigenous dialysis patients and their families in central Australia have increased access to health and wellbeing services and products This demonstrates the value of appropriately executed market-based strategies

CASE STUDY

THE ENTERPRISE

Assisting central desert families struggling with kidney failure

THE BUSINESS

Utilising traditional desert herbs to produce commercial grade bush balms to raise funds for ongoing services and community development

ONE HEALTHrsquoS IMPACT

During a project visit to the Purple House headquarters last year the One Health team conducted a review of the production processes of the social enterprise bush balms Our input had a big impact on the efficiency and profitability of the social enterprise activities supporting the wellness programs via 3 key initiatives

OVERALL IMPACTDoublingofsalesinoneyear

Totalincreaseofprofitmarginby300

ONE HEALTH amp PURPLE HOUSE

5

Jimi Wollumbin CEOOneHealthOrganisation

6

HOW IS THIS UPSTREAM

This world-first program integrates much needed healthcare services with job training employment pathways and sustainable energy and farming practices It is thus uprooting the economic drivers of many diseases in rural India

7

OUR PARTNERSOUR PROJECTS

TRADITIONAL HEALTHCARE WEST BENGAL

Highlights from 2016

MISSIONCREATE A SUSTAINABLE HOLISTIC HOSPITAL IN DATAM WEST BENGAL

The social enterprise hospital has been developed in close collaboration with the existing community health services and offers a range of modalities including acupuncture midwifery and dentistry it is built on sustainable design principles with renewable resources amp energy

Major achievements this year

bull Developed an innovative model for financial sustainability ndash the JING acupuncture clinic has been set up in Melbourne to fund the operational costs of the project

bull Completed the education building in the hospital facility

bull Built a new team of dedicated staff and volunteers who together have the capacity to create real change in Datam

One Healthrsquos Support in 2016

bull Secured and managed $80000 grant from International funder

bull Team dynamics ndash Facilitated workshop to understand the skills gaps and strengths of the team

bull Vision and mission refined ndash facilitated process

bull Ongoing fortnightly mentoring with project manager

lsquo5 year old Sabrina arrived at the Traditional Healthcare clinic

tied to the rack on the back of a push bike that her grandfather

cycled her in on everyday for treatment She had cerebral

malaria at age 2 and lost the use of her limbs and they deteriorated

After receiving acupuncture everyday for 6 weeks she could

not only walk for the first time in 3 years but she could play and

kick a ballrsquo

ndashNatasjaFoxFounderofTraditionalHealthcare

8

HUMAN NATURE ADVENTURE THERAPY NORTH NSW amp SOUTH EAST QLD

HOPE FOR HEALTH ARNHEM LAND

MISSIONCREATE TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCES THAT SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE TO CREATE POSITIVE FUTURES

By taking at-risk youth on intensive 10-day bush adventure therapy programs HNAT creates transformative experiences that support young people to create positive futures A dynamic team therapy experience guided by an experienced youth psychologist supports mental health breakthroughs and positive friendships

Major achievements this year

bull Ran two Bush Adventure programs supporting 21 young people through a life-changing experience

bull Provided 100 follow-up counselling sessions to integrate the changes in everyday life

bull Consolidated the organisational structure and registered with ACNC

bull Recruited the first operations manager doubling the staff

One Healthrsquos Support in 2016

bull Theory of Change workshop creating greater clarity on purpose and mission

bull Negotiation with funder to allocate funding to wages and core costs

bull Assistance with recruitment process including position description build and review participation in interview and selection process

bull Pro bono services legal and ongoing accounting advice

MISSIONADDRESS THE DEVASTATING CHRONIC HEALTH CRISIS IN THE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY OF GALIWINrsquoKU

This project is creating healthy communities by using traditional diet and lifestyle combined with the best modern nutrition It is centered around a direct experience of healthy lifestyle and diet through a retreat health coaching and community cooking classes It is reawakening the Yolngu path to health

Major achievements this year

bull Designed and delivered the first Indigenous health retreat for 25 participants

bull Trained 4 local people in first stages of health coach qualifications

bull Provided 50 healthy cooking classes with an average of 6 participants per class

bull Created health education resources in Yolngu language

One Healthrsquos Support in 2016

bull Fundraising and PR raised $16000 and the project profile by speaking at the National Congress on Natural Medicine on Hope for Healthrsquos behalf

bull Training Branding workshop to clarify the vision mission and communications strategy financial strategy training

bull Pro bono goods $8000 naturopathic products plus 2 VLA machines for measuring biomarkers valued at $13000

HOW IS THIS UPSTREAM Standard health programs have done little to narrow the 20 year difference in life expectancy for Indigenous Australians because they have failed to integrate healthy lifestyle and diet advice with traditional knowledge and practices This project has found the key to success

HOW IS THIS UPSTREAM Early intervention is generally associated with early childhood programs This program however engages at-risk youth before they enter into more serious cycles of negative behaviour addiction and crime It is modelling an entirely new approach to immersive group therapy that could transform national policy

We are just so overwhelmed with how this program has impacted our daughter

This will be life changing

Our daughter we feared was slipping away we found her at a crossroads where she coming close to a finding herself at a

point of no return The recre8 programme gave her the opportunity of clarity self-

awareness and growth

Our little girl was not back she was different grown a young woman She

has set goals for herself - her school work reflects this - she is making healthy and

regarded choices she is making positive connections she blazes forward

Thank you with hands on our hearts

ndashParentofparticipant

ldquoThis is more than just being healthy itrsquos about becoming

who you are Clan identity culture itrsquos about proper

healthy livingrdquo

-ValerieBulkunuGarrawurraretreatparticipant

ldquoItrsquos the first time I feel my body rejoicerdquo

ndashLoraneYurranygjilretreatparticipant

9

10 11

Change Dynamics Workshop

WHAT Adapted from Roger Hamiltonrsquos Wealth Dynamics this workshop articulates the different archetypes of change-makers to better shape roles to team membersrsquo natural talents and highlights key skills-gaps within a team

IMPACT

Fundraising Strategy Webinar Series

WHAT A key feature of high impact projects is effective fundraising strategy

IMPACT

HEALTH VENTURE INCUBATOR PROGRAMHighlights from 2016

ldquoThis has been a really valuable exercise for us we are grappling with a few issues so having a clear mission and brand helps tremendouslyrdquo

ndash Marina Chand WWG

ldquoThe clarity that came by going through the exercises and being able to create brief simple summaries and messages that really captured the essence of our work was a really wonderful feeling I no longer dread marketing and brandingrdquo

ndash Kama Trudgen Hope for Health

ldquoThis has impacted our ability to achieve our goal more than any other thing I have taken part in over the last 8 yearsrdquo ndash

ndash Tom Connor Founder-Director Traditional Healthcare

ldquoldquoHaving access to a high quality consultant via the webinars was really valuable and it helped us to focus our plans and efforts strategically in areas that are more likely to deliver a return on invest of time and effort This will be crucial to our success in 2017rdquo

ndash Marina Chand World Wellness Group

ldquoThe workshop made us realise that we were lacking crucial personnel as well as appropriate structures to achieve our aimsrdquo

ndash Jessie Fayers Project Manager Traditional Healthcare

Branding For Social Change Workshop

WHAT A strong and values-based brand allows social purpose organisations to achieve clarity and consistency of vision mission and communications and attracts the necessary support

IMPACT

Doubled ImpactIn 2016 for every dollar donated to One Health we leveraged an additional dollar in pro bono goods and services

12

ldquoWe absolutely loved working with the One Health

team ndash they are incredibly smart knowledgeable and

passionate about what they do but more importantly

they create real impact with the organisations they work

with there needs to be far more organisations in

the for-purpose sector like One Healthrdquo

ndash Stephen Penny CEO Good Foundations

13

CREATING GOOD FOUNDATIONS Through Philanthropic Partnerships

This year One Health received its very first Philanthropic funding from the

English Family Foundation This marks a major strategic shift for the organisation which up until this point has operated under a strict social enterprise model and generated 100 of its funds through B2B exchanges The reason for this strategic shift was two-fold not only was it limiting our impact we also realised that the philanthropic community has incredible knowledge and experience in the kind of sector development that One Health is engaged in

After conducting a landscape review the strongest alignment was found with the English Family Foundation due to their explicit passion for innovation and a willingness to invest in capacity building and sector development After a series of discussions with EFFrsquos Executive Officer Belinda Morrissey it was agreed that rather than funding One Health to capacity

build our partners greater leverage would be gained by EFF funding the capacity building of One Health itself

It was with great excitement that we then had the opportunity to be on the receiving end of the incubation and mentorship process over a 3 month extensive business strategy review with Stephen Penny and the team from Good Foundations

ldquoGood Foundations put us back on the receiving end of the incubation process which was so incredibly valuable Their systemic review of our financial strategy was priceless but more importantly perhaps was an unexpected clarifying of our mission and purposerdquo

~AlexandraKennetStrategicPartnershipsManager

TometheroleofphilanthropyismorethanjustthelsquoalleviationrsquoofinequalityInequalitycanrsquotactuallybealleviateditmustberemediedWersquoreinterestedinworkingwithPhilanthropistswhounderstandthisampwhoarewillingtoinvestinlongtermsustainableoutcomes

ndash Dr Jimi Wollumbin CEO One Health Organisation

WHAT WE LEARNT

OUR GOOD FOUNDATIONS

That our unique approach to embedding knowledge into organisations is what sets us apart from similar entities

That our specialisation in lsquoamplifying impactrsquo has applications in the business sector which can be tapped to diversify our revenue streams

That by increasing the sustainability of our venture partners we are increasing their scale (over time)

1 2 3

14 15

This year Dr Jimi Wollumbin One Healthrsquos founder and CEO was invited to speak at many events both here in Australia and abroad The following are excerpts from Jimirsquos keynote address to the American Integrative Health amp Medicine Conference in San Diego

ldquoWe clearly cannot remedy with

pills what has been perpetrated via

legislation and trade agreements

Offering politically disenfranchised amp

economically enslaved communities

anything less than our total solidarity

in their bid to safeguard basic human

rights is not only ethically abhorrent but

demeaning to the Hippocratic profession

to which we all belongrdquo

ldquoAs doctors we have this incredible

opportunity because the ill health of the

population puts a human face on the

ways in which the surrounding culture is

not whole is not healthy If we are to help

make our global culture whole then we

must seek out the wellsprings of disease in

a broader environment than a pathology

lab reportrdquo

ldquoThe current global health dialogue

implies that it is possible to achieve world

health without significantly challenging

the social structures that continue to

create the worldrsquos healthcare crisis that

with just a bit more research funding wersquoll

find the right pill This narrative is one of

the central obstacles for us to overcome in

our bid to secure health for allrdquo

COLLABORATION IS THE KEY

ONE HEALTHrsquoS VOICE ON THE WORLD STAGE

Collaboration is a core value of One Health we believe it is the only way that our common dream of lsquohealth for allrsquo can be achieved

We already collaborate with our project partners

We already pick projects that collaborate with their recipient communities

We already collaborate with businesses

We are ready to collaborate with other incubators

2016 saw the beginning of this process in earnest with a range of conversations and think tanks sessions taking place between One Health and the handful of other service providers in Australia

A recent study conducted by The School for Social Entrepreneurs (SSE) and The Social Impact Hub interviewed 57 social entrepreneurs and identified this lack of collaboration as one of the central hurdles to be overcome

ldquoContributing to the unmet needs of social entrepreneurs is the fragmented nature of the social enterprise sector in Australia The sector has grown organically in response to the growing number of social enterprises but in an often opportunistic and uncoordinated manner such that intermediaries operate independently alongside each other but without real reference to the work of each otherrdquo

We are ready to solve this

ldquoIt is my belief that One Health is one of the leaders in incubating social change in this country Their unique approach to deep-mentorship and embedding knowledge ensures their investment in building the capacity of individuals and organisations is lasting and impactful One Health is a hotbed of innovative ideas and hard-earned experience with sector-wide relevance SSE and OneHealth explored partnership opportunities and I would endorse their value based collaborative approach for anyone seeking a partner to support the development of grassroots enterprisesrdquo

ndashMicheleGoldmanCEOSchoolForSocialEntrepreneurs

ldquoJimi is an amazing and inspired speaker He is both passionate and highly informed in his knowledge of world health issues calling for our informed attention for an evolved consciousness to guide health for allrdquo

~ Dr Jean Watson (ACN Living Legend)

Distinguished Professor and Dean Emerita University of Colorado

FounderDirector Watson Caring Science Institute

wwwwatsoncaringscienceorg

16 17

A perfect storm is brewing for organisations engaged in activities

with positive social impact

It may come as a surprise to learn that The Not For Profit sector is one of the fastest growing areas of the Australian Economy growing at nearly twice the rate of the mining sector over the last decade Itrsquos also large - PWCrsquos 2014 Community Index Report places its value at over $100 billion and growing

In light of mounting financial pressures governments across Australia are increasingly turning to the NFP sector to fill the gap in the provision of essential services and provide better social outcomes for marginalised Australians

At the same time we are also seeing an unprecedented global shift occurring in consumer demand for ethical and socially responsible products and businesses

The commercial landscape is rapidly transforming indeed with a recent global study published in 2015 making it clear that Social Responsibility in business isnrsquot a nice to have but a strategic necessity

bull Given similar price and quality 90 of consumers surveyed are likely to switch brands to one associated with a good cause

bull 71 are willing to pay more for a socially and environmentally responsible product

bull 80 would be willing to buy a product from an unknown brand if it had strong social and environmental commitments

bull 81 of consumers cite unavailability as the main reason that they do not purchase products that are socially responsible with 84 saying they proactively seek out these products when they shop

bull 88 want companies to tell them what they are doing to operate responsibly and support important issues

Of course in order for such relationships to be truly impactful they need to be relevant to both the brand and the consumer It is not enough to just jump on the bandwagon of the latest lsquocause du jourrsquo rather it is about finding meaningful issues and working collaboratively to create genuine impact

Benjamin Haynes HeadofSocialEnterpriseOneHealth

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE amp ENTREPRENEURSHIP

One Health has a wide range of projects from a number of different areas allowing Business Partners to find associations that feel natural and are strategically aligned This includes areas as diverse as Womenrsquos Health Mental Health Indigenous Health Youth amp Kids Refugees amp Asylum seekers Nutrition Homelessness and more

1918

As our major sponsor over the past 6 years Health World LTD via their

Metagenics Practitioner brand has made a substantial impact on some of the most vulnerable people in Australia and abroad Ongoing quarterly stock donations to One Healthrsquos Project Partners have resulted in over $1M worth of nutritional supplements being distributed to communities in need around the globe The recent alignment between Metagenics and groundbreaking Indigenous project Hope For Health has seen Metagenics commitment to helping people live happier healthier lives evolve further to include the provision of ongoing discounted products the donation of 3 VLA machines to ensure robust measurement of health outcomes and activating its network of practitioners to participate in achieving this outcome through dedicated fundraising activity and deep integration at this yearrsquos Annual Congress event

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanymetagenics

HEALTH WORLD LTD

BUSINESS PARTNERS

AUSTRALIArsquoS FIRST INDIGENOUS-RUN HEALTH RETREAT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY METAGENICS

One Health Organisation and Metagenics have teamed up to support Hope For Health - a revolutionary new health program aimed at tackling the health crisis amongst Australiarsquos first people Thirty participants will embark on a twelve month journey to provide a first hand experience of wellness For many this will be the first time they will have experienced a state of true health Follow their story at

ONEHEALTHORGANISATIONORGPROJECTSHOPE-FOR-HEALTH-2

Metagenics_DL Flyer_2016_1indd 1 23082016 72828 PM

Helping people live Happier HealtHier liveshellip

over $1000000 wortH of nutritional supplements donated to dateproud partners of one HealtH organisation since 2009

oneHealtHorganisationorg

OHO_METAGENICS_Press Ad_2015indd 1 14052015 110446 AM

Three companies already blazing a trail in this area are our key Business Partners Health World LTD Sydney Essential Oil Company and The Happy Herb Company

One Health Organisation has worked alongside each of these organisations to create meaningful partnerships and high-impact outcomes

BUSINESS PARTNERS

8

HUMAN NATURE ADVENTURE THERAPY NORTH NSW amp SOUTH EAST QLD

HOPE FOR HEALTH ARNHEM LAND

MISSIONCREATE TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCES THAT SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE TO CREATE POSITIVE FUTURES

By taking at-risk youth on intensive 10-day bush adventure therapy programs HNAT creates transformative experiences that support young people to create positive futures A dynamic team therapy experience guided by an experienced youth psychologist supports mental health breakthroughs and positive friendships

Major achievements this year

bull Ran two Bush Adventure programs supporting 21 young people through a life-changing experience

bull Provided 100 follow-up counselling sessions to integrate the changes in everyday life

bull Consolidated the organisational structure and registered with ACNC

bull Recruited the first operations manager doubling the staff

One Healthrsquos Support in 2016

bull Theory of Change workshop creating greater clarity on purpose and mission

bull Negotiation with funder to allocate funding to wages and core costs

bull Assistance with recruitment process including position description build and review participation in interview and selection process

bull Pro bono services legal and ongoing accounting advice

MISSIONADDRESS THE DEVASTATING CHRONIC HEALTH CRISIS IN THE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY OF GALIWINrsquoKU

This project is creating healthy communities by using traditional diet and lifestyle combined with the best modern nutrition It is centered around a direct experience of healthy lifestyle and diet through a retreat health coaching and community cooking classes It is reawakening the Yolngu path to health

Major achievements this year

bull Designed and delivered the first Indigenous health retreat for 25 participants

bull Trained 4 local people in first stages of health coach qualifications

bull Provided 50 healthy cooking classes with an average of 6 participants per class

bull Created health education resources in Yolngu language

One Healthrsquos Support in 2016

bull Fundraising and PR raised $16000 and the project profile by speaking at the National Congress on Natural Medicine on Hope for Healthrsquos behalf

bull Training Branding workshop to clarify the vision mission and communications strategy financial strategy training

bull Pro bono goods $8000 naturopathic products plus 2 VLA machines for measuring biomarkers valued at $13000

HOW IS THIS UPSTREAM Standard health programs have done little to narrow the 20 year difference in life expectancy for Indigenous Australians because they have failed to integrate healthy lifestyle and diet advice with traditional knowledge and practices This project has found the key to success

HOW IS THIS UPSTREAM Early intervention is generally associated with early childhood programs This program however engages at-risk youth before they enter into more serious cycles of negative behaviour addiction and crime It is modelling an entirely new approach to immersive group therapy that could transform national policy

We are just so overwhelmed with how this program has impacted our daughter

This will be life changing

Our daughter we feared was slipping away we found her at a crossroads where she coming close to a finding herself at a

point of no return The recre8 programme gave her the opportunity of clarity self-

awareness and growth

Our little girl was not back she was different grown a young woman She

has set goals for herself - her school work reflects this - she is making healthy and

regarded choices she is making positive connections she blazes forward

Thank you with hands on our hearts

ndashParentofparticipant

ldquoThis is more than just being healthy itrsquos about becoming

who you are Clan identity culture itrsquos about proper

healthy livingrdquo

-ValerieBulkunuGarrawurraretreatparticipant

ldquoItrsquos the first time I feel my body rejoicerdquo

ndashLoraneYurranygjilretreatparticipant

9

10 11

Change Dynamics Workshop

WHAT Adapted from Roger Hamiltonrsquos Wealth Dynamics this workshop articulates the different archetypes of change-makers to better shape roles to team membersrsquo natural talents and highlights key skills-gaps within a team

IMPACT

Fundraising Strategy Webinar Series

WHAT A key feature of high impact projects is effective fundraising strategy

IMPACT

HEALTH VENTURE INCUBATOR PROGRAMHighlights from 2016

ldquoThis has been a really valuable exercise for us we are grappling with a few issues so having a clear mission and brand helps tremendouslyrdquo

ndash Marina Chand WWG

ldquoThe clarity that came by going through the exercises and being able to create brief simple summaries and messages that really captured the essence of our work was a really wonderful feeling I no longer dread marketing and brandingrdquo

ndash Kama Trudgen Hope for Health

ldquoThis has impacted our ability to achieve our goal more than any other thing I have taken part in over the last 8 yearsrdquo ndash

ndash Tom Connor Founder-Director Traditional Healthcare

ldquoldquoHaving access to a high quality consultant via the webinars was really valuable and it helped us to focus our plans and efforts strategically in areas that are more likely to deliver a return on invest of time and effort This will be crucial to our success in 2017rdquo

ndash Marina Chand World Wellness Group

ldquoThe workshop made us realise that we were lacking crucial personnel as well as appropriate structures to achieve our aimsrdquo

ndash Jessie Fayers Project Manager Traditional Healthcare

Branding For Social Change Workshop

WHAT A strong and values-based brand allows social purpose organisations to achieve clarity and consistency of vision mission and communications and attracts the necessary support

IMPACT

Doubled ImpactIn 2016 for every dollar donated to One Health we leveraged an additional dollar in pro bono goods and services

12

ldquoWe absolutely loved working with the One Health

team ndash they are incredibly smart knowledgeable and

passionate about what they do but more importantly

they create real impact with the organisations they work

with there needs to be far more organisations in

the for-purpose sector like One Healthrdquo

ndash Stephen Penny CEO Good Foundations

13

CREATING GOOD FOUNDATIONS Through Philanthropic Partnerships

This year One Health received its very first Philanthropic funding from the

English Family Foundation This marks a major strategic shift for the organisation which up until this point has operated under a strict social enterprise model and generated 100 of its funds through B2B exchanges The reason for this strategic shift was two-fold not only was it limiting our impact we also realised that the philanthropic community has incredible knowledge and experience in the kind of sector development that One Health is engaged in

After conducting a landscape review the strongest alignment was found with the English Family Foundation due to their explicit passion for innovation and a willingness to invest in capacity building and sector development After a series of discussions with EFFrsquos Executive Officer Belinda Morrissey it was agreed that rather than funding One Health to capacity

build our partners greater leverage would be gained by EFF funding the capacity building of One Health itself

It was with great excitement that we then had the opportunity to be on the receiving end of the incubation and mentorship process over a 3 month extensive business strategy review with Stephen Penny and the team from Good Foundations

ldquoGood Foundations put us back on the receiving end of the incubation process which was so incredibly valuable Their systemic review of our financial strategy was priceless but more importantly perhaps was an unexpected clarifying of our mission and purposerdquo

~AlexandraKennetStrategicPartnershipsManager

TometheroleofphilanthropyismorethanjustthelsquoalleviationrsquoofinequalityInequalitycanrsquotactuallybealleviateditmustberemediedWersquoreinterestedinworkingwithPhilanthropistswhounderstandthisampwhoarewillingtoinvestinlongtermsustainableoutcomes

ndash Dr Jimi Wollumbin CEO One Health Organisation

WHAT WE LEARNT

OUR GOOD FOUNDATIONS

That our unique approach to embedding knowledge into organisations is what sets us apart from similar entities

That our specialisation in lsquoamplifying impactrsquo has applications in the business sector which can be tapped to diversify our revenue streams

That by increasing the sustainability of our venture partners we are increasing their scale (over time)

1 2 3

14 15

This year Dr Jimi Wollumbin One Healthrsquos founder and CEO was invited to speak at many events both here in Australia and abroad The following are excerpts from Jimirsquos keynote address to the American Integrative Health amp Medicine Conference in San Diego

ldquoWe clearly cannot remedy with

pills what has been perpetrated via

legislation and trade agreements

Offering politically disenfranchised amp

economically enslaved communities

anything less than our total solidarity

in their bid to safeguard basic human

rights is not only ethically abhorrent but

demeaning to the Hippocratic profession

to which we all belongrdquo

ldquoAs doctors we have this incredible

opportunity because the ill health of the

population puts a human face on the

ways in which the surrounding culture is

not whole is not healthy If we are to help

make our global culture whole then we

must seek out the wellsprings of disease in

a broader environment than a pathology

lab reportrdquo

ldquoThe current global health dialogue

implies that it is possible to achieve world

health without significantly challenging

the social structures that continue to

create the worldrsquos healthcare crisis that

with just a bit more research funding wersquoll

find the right pill This narrative is one of

the central obstacles for us to overcome in

our bid to secure health for allrdquo

COLLABORATION IS THE KEY

ONE HEALTHrsquoS VOICE ON THE WORLD STAGE

Collaboration is a core value of One Health we believe it is the only way that our common dream of lsquohealth for allrsquo can be achieved

We already collaborate with our project partners

We already pick projects that collaborate with their recipient communities

We already collaborate with businesses

We are ready to collaborate with other incubators

2016 saw the beginning of this process in earnest with a range of conversations and think tanks sessions taking place between One Health and the handful of other service providers in Australia

A recent study conducted by The School for Social Entrepreneurs (SSE) and The Social Impact Hub interviewed 57 social entrepreneurs and identified this lack of collaboration as one of the central hurdles to be overcome

ldquoContributing to the unmet needs of social entrepreneurs is the fragmented nature of the social enterprise sector in Australia The sector has grown organically in response to the growing number of social enterprises but in an often opportunistic and uncoordinated manner such that intermediaries operate independently alongside each other but without real reference to the work of each otherrdquo

We are ready to solve this

ldquoIt is my belief that One Health is one of the leaders in incubating social change in this country Their unique approach to deep-mentorship and embedding knowledge ensures their investment in building the capacity of individuals and organisations is lasting and impactful One Health is a hotbed of innovative ideas and hard-earned experience with sector-wide relevance SSE and OneHealth explored partnership opportunities and I would endorse their value based collaborative approach for anyone seeking a partner to support the development of grassroots enterprisesrdquo

ndashMicheleGoldmanCEOSchoolForSocialEntrepreneurs

ldquoJimi is an amazing and inspired speaker He is both passionate and highly informed in his knowledge of world health issues calling for our informed attention for an evolved consciousness to guide health for allrdquo

~ Dr Jean Watson (ACN Living Legend)

Distinguished Professor and Dean Emerita University of Colorado

FounderDirector Watson Caring Science Institute

wwwwatsoncaringscienceorg

16 17

A perfect storm is brewing for organisations engaged in activities

with positive social impact

It may come as a surprise to learn that The Not For Profit sector is one of the fastest growing areas of the Australian Economy growing at nearly twice the rate of the mining sector over the last decade Itrsquos also large - PWCrsquos 2014 Community Index Report places its value at over $100 billion and growing

In light of mounting financial pressures governments across Australia are increasingly turning to the NFP sector to fill the gap in the provision of essential services and provide better social outcomes for marginalised Australians

At the same time we are also seeing an unprecedented global shift occurring in consumer demand for ethical and socially responsible products and businesses

The commercial landscape is rapidly transforming indeed with a recent global study published in 2015 making it clear that Social Responsibility in business isnrsquot a nice to have but a strategic necessity

bull Given similar price and quality 90 of consumers surveyed are likely to switch brands to one associated with a good cause

bull 71 are willing to pay more for a socially and environmentally responsible product

bull 80 would be willing to buy a product from an unknown brand if it had strong social and environmental commitments

bull 81 of consumers cite unavailability as the main reason that they do not purchase products that are socially responsible with 84 saying they proactively seek out these products when they shop

bull 88 want companies to tell them what they are doing to operate responsibly and support important issues

Of course in order for such relationships to be truly impactful they need to be relevant to both the brand and the consumer It is not enough to just jump on the bandwagon of the latest lsquocause du jourrsquo rather it is about finding meaningful issues and working collaboratively to create genuine impact

Benjamin Haynes HeadofSocialEnterpriseOneHealth

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE amp ENTREPRENEURSHIP

One Health has a wide range of projects from a number of different areas allowing Business Partners to find associations that feel natural and are strategically aligned This includes areas as diverse as Womenrsquos Health Mental Health Indigenous Health Youth amp Kids Refugees amp Asylum seekers Nutrition Homelessness and more

1918

As our major sponsor over the past 6 years Health World LTD via their

Metagenics Practitioner brand has made a substantial impact on some of the most vulnerable people in Australia and abroad Ongoing quarterly stock donations to One Healthrsquos Project Partners have resulted in over $1M worth of nutritional supplements being distributed to communities in need around the globe The recent alignment between Metagenics and groundbreaking Indigenous project Hope For Health has seen Metagenics commitment to helping people live happier healthier lives evolve further to include the provision of ongoing discounted products the donation of 3 VLA machines to ensure robust measurement of health outcomes and activating its network of practitioners to participate in achieving this outcome through dedicated fundraising activity and deep integration at this yearrsquos Annual Congress event

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanymetagenics

HEALTH WORLD LTD

BUSINESS PARTNERS

AUSTRALIArsquoS FIRST INDIGENOUS-RUN HEALTH RETREAT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY METAGENICS

One Health Organisation and Metagenics have teamed up to support Hope For Health - a revolutionary new health program aimed at tackling the health crisis amongst Australiarsquos first people Thirty participants will embark on a twelve month journey to provide a first hand experience of wellness For many this will be the first time they will have experienced a state of true health Follow their story at

ONEHEALTHORGANISATIONORGPROJECTSHOPE-FOR-HEALTH-2

Metagenics_DL Flyer_2016_1indd 1 23082016 72828 PM

Helping people live Happier HealtHier liveshellip

over $1000000 wortH of nutritional supplements donated to dateproud partners of one HealtH organisation since 2009

oneHealtHorganisationorg

OHO_METAGENICS_Press Ad_2015indd 1 14052015 110446 AM

Three companies already blazing a trail in this area are our key Business Partners Health World LTD Sydney Essential Oil Company and The Happy Herb Company

One Health Organisation has worked alongside each of these organisations to create meaningful partnerships and high-impact outcomes

BUSINESS PARTNERS

10 11

Change Dynamics Workshop

WHAT Adapted from Roger Hamiltonrsquos Wealth Dynamics this workshop articulates the different archetypes of change-makers to better shape roles to team membersrsquo natural talents and highlights key skills-gaps within a team

IMPACT

Fundraising Strategy Webinar Series

WHAT A key feature of high impact projects is effective fundraising strategy

IMPACT

HEALTH VENTURE INCUBATOR PROGRAMHighlights from 2016

ldquoThis has been a really valuable exercise for us we are grappling with a few issues so having a clear mission and brand helps tremendouslyrdquo

ndash Marina Chand WWG

ldquoThe clarity that came by going through the exercises and being able to create brief simple summaries and messages that really captured the essence of our work was a really wonderful feeling I no longer dread marketing and brandingrdquo

ndash Kama Trudgen Hope for Health

ldquoThis has impacted our ability to achieve our goal more than any other thing I have taken part in over the last 8 yearsrdquo ndash

ndash Tom Connor Founder-Director Traditional Healthcare

ldquoldquoHaving access to a high quality consultant via the webinars was really valuable and it helped us to focus our plans and efforts strategically in areas that are more likely to deliver a return on invest of time and effort This will be crucial to our success in 2017rdquo

ndash Marina Chand World Wellness Group

ldquoThe workshop made us realise that we were lacking crucial personnel as well as appropriate structures to achieve our aimsrdquo

ndash Jessie Fayers Project Manager Traditional Healthcare

Branding For Social Change Workshop

WHAT A strong and values-based brand allows social purpose organisations to achieve clarity and consistency of vision mission and communications and attracts the necessary support

IMPACT

Doubled ImpactIn 2016 for every dollar donated to One Health we leveraged an additional dollar in pro bono goods and services

12

ldquoWe absolutely loved working with the One Health

team ndash they are incredibly smart knowledgeable and

passionate about what they do but more importantly

they create real impact with the organisations they work

with there needs to be far more organisations in

the for-purpose sector like One Healthrdquo

ndash Stephen Penny CEO Good Foundations

13

CREATING GOOD FOUNDATIONS Through Philanthropic Partnerships

This year One Health received its very first Philanthropic funding from the

English Family Foundation This marks a major strategic shift for the organisation which up until this point has operated under a strict social enterprise model and generated 100 of its funds through B2B exchanges The reason for this strategic shift was two-fold not only was it limiting our impact we also realised that the philanthropic community has incredible knowledge and experience in the kind of sector development that One Health is engaged in

After conducting a landscape review the strongest alignment was found with the English Family Foundation due to their explicit passion for innovation and a willingness to invest in capacity building and sector development After a series of discussions with EFFrsquos Executive Officer Belinda Morrissey it was agreed that rather than funding One Health to capacity

build our partners greater leverage would be gained by EFF funding the capacity building of One Health itself

It was with great excitement that we then had the opportunity to be on the receiving end of the incubation and mentorship process over a 3 month extensive business strategy review with Stephen Penny and the team from Good Foundations

ldquoGood Foundations put us back on the receiving end of the incubation process which was so incredibly valuable Their systemic review of our financial strategy was priceless but more importantly perhaps was an unexpected clarifying of our mission and purposerdquo

~AlexandraKennetStrategicPartnershipsManager

TometheroleofphilanthropyismorethanjustthelsquoalleviationrsquoofinequalityInequalitycanrsquotactuallybealleviateditmustberemediedWersquoreinterestedinworkingwithPhilanthropistswhounderstandthisampwhoarewillingtoinvestinlongtermsustainableoutcomes

ndash Dr Jimi Wollumbin CEO One Health Organisation

WHAT WE LEARNT

OUR GOOD FOUNDATIONS

That our unique approach to embedding knowledge into organisations is what sets us apart from similar entities

That our specialisation in lsquoamplifying impactrsquo has applications in the business sector which can be tapped to diversify our revenue streams

That by increasing the sustainability of our venture partners we are increasing their scale (over time)

1 2 3

14 15

This year Dr Jimi Wollumbin One Healthrsquos founder and CEO was invited to speak at many events both here in Australia and abroad The following are excerpts from Jimirsquos keynote address to the American Integrative Health amp Medicine Conference in San Diego

ldquoWe clearly cannot remedy with

pills what has been perpetrated via

legislation and trade agreements

Offering politically disenfranchised amp

economically enslaved communities

anything less than our total solidarity

in their bid to safeguard basic human

rights is not only ethically abhorrent but

demeaning to the Hippocratic profession

to which we all belongrdquo

ldquoAs doctors we have this incredible

opportunity because the ill health of the

population puts a human face on the

ways in which the surrounding culture is

not whole is not healthy If we are to help

make our global culture whole then we

must seek out the wellsprings of disease in

a broader environment than a pathology

lab reportrdquo

ldquoThe current global health dialogue

implies that it is possible to achieve world

health without significantly challenging

the social structures that continue to

create the worldrsquos healthcare crisis that

with just a bit more research funding wersquoll

find the right pill This narrative is one of

the central obstacles for us to overcome in

our bid to secure health for allrdquo

COLLABORATION IS THE KEY

ONE HEALTHrsquoS VOICE ON THE WORLD STAGE

Collaboration is a core value of One Health we believe it is the only way that our common dream of lsquohealth for allrsquo can be achieved

We already collaborate with our project partners

We already pick projects that collaborate with their recipient communities

We already collaborate with businesses

We are ready to collaborate with other incubators

2016 saw the beginning of this process in earnest with a range of conversations and think tanks sessions taking place between One Health and the handful of other service providers in Australia

A recent study conducted by The School for Social Entrepreneurs (SSE) and The Social Impact Hub interviewed 57 social entrepreneurs and identified this lack of collaboration as one of the central hurdles to be overcome

ldquoContributing to the unmet needs of social entrepreneurs is the fragmented nature of the social enterprise sector in Australia The sector has grown organically in response to the growing number of social enterprises but in an often opportunistic and uncoordinated manner such that intermediaries operate independently alongside each other but without real reference to the work of each otherrdquo

We are ready to solve this

ldquoIt is my belief that One Health is one of the leaders in incubating social change in this country Their unique approach to deep-mentorship and embedding knowledge ensures their investment in building the capacity of individuals and organisations is lasting and impactful One Health is a hotbed of innovative ideas and hard-earned experience with sector-wide relevance SSE and OneHealth explored partnership opportunities and I would endorse their value based collaborative approach for anyone seeking a partner to support the development of grassroots enterprisesrdquo

ndashMicheleGoldmanCEOSchoolForSocialEntrepreneurs

ldquoJimi is an amazing and inspired speaker He is both passionate and highly informed in his knowledge of world health issues calling for our informed attention for an evolved consciousness to guide health for allrdquo

~ Dr Jean Watson (ACN Living Legend)

Distinguished Professor and Dean Emerita University of Colorado

FounderDirector Watson Caring Science Institute

wwwwatsoncaringscienceorg

16 17

A perfect storm is brewing for organisations engaged in activities

with positive social impact

It may come as a surprise to learn that The Not For Profit sector is one of the fastest growing areas of the Australian Economy growing at nearly twice the rate of the mining sector over the last decade Itrsquos also large - PWCrsquos 2014 Community Index Report places its value at over $100 billion and growing

In light of mounting financial pressures governments across Australia are increasingly turning to the NFP sector to fill the gap in the provision of essential services and provide better social outcomes for marginalised Australians

At the same time we are also seeing an unprecedented global shift occurring in consumer demand for ethical and socially responsible products and businesses

The commercial landscape is rapidly transforming indeed with a recent global study published in 2015 making it clear that Social Responsibility in business isnrsquot a nice to have but a strategic necessity

bull Given similar price and quality 90 of consumers surveyed are likely to switch brands to one associated with a good cause

bull 71 are willing to pay more for a socially and environmentally responsible product

bull 80 would be willing to buy a product from an unknown brand if it had strong social and environmental commitments

bull 81 of consumers cite unavailability as the main reason that they do not purchase products that are socially responsible with 84 saying they proactively seek out these products when they shop

bull 88 want companies to tell them what they are doing to operate responsibly and support important issues

Of course in order for such relationships to be truly impactful they need to be relevant to both the brand and the consumer It is not enough to just jump on the bandwagon of the latest lsquocause du jourrsquo rather it is about finding meaningful issues and working collaboratively to create genuine impact

Benjamin Haynes HeadofSocialEnterpriseOneHealth

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE amp ENTREPRENEURSHIP

One Health has a wide range of projects from a number of different areas allowing Business Partners to find associations that feel natural and are strategically aligned This includes areas as diverse as Womenrsquos Health Mental Health Indigenous Health Youth amp Kids Refugees amp Asylum seekers Nutrition Homelessness and more

1918

As our major sponsor over the past 6 years Health World LTD via their

Metagenics Practitioner brand has made a substantial impact on some of the most vulnerable people in Australia and abroad Ongoing quarterly stock donations to One Healthrsquos Project Partners have resulted in over $1M worth of nutritional supplements being distributed to communities in need around the globe The recent alignment between Metagenics and groundbreaking Indigenous project Hope For Health has seen Metagenics commitment to helping people live happier healthier lives evolve further to include the provision of ongoing discounted products the donation of 3 VLA machines to ensure robust measurement of health outcomes and activating its network of practitioners to participate in achieving this outcome through dedicated fundraising activity and deep integration at this yearrsquos Annual Congress event

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanymetagenics

HEALTH WORLD LTD

BUSINESS PARTNERS

AUSTRALIArsquoS FIRST INDIGENOUS-RUN HEALTH RETREAT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY METAGENICS

One Health Organisation and Metagenics have teamed up to support Hope For Health - a revolutionary new health program aimed at tackling the health crisis amongst Australiarsquos first people Thirty participants will embark on a twelve month journey to provide a first hand experience of wellness For many this will be the first time they will have experienced a state of true health Follow their story at

ONEHEALTHORGANISATIONORGPROJECTSHOPE-FOR-HEALTH-2

Metagenics_DL Flyer_2016_1indd 1 23082016 72828 PM

Helping people live Happier HealtHier liveshellip

over $1000000 wortH of nutritional supplements donated to dateproud partners of one HealtH organisation since 2009

oneHealtHorganisationorg

OHO_METAGENICS_Press Ad_2015indd 1 14052015 110446 AM

Three companies already blazing a trail in this area are our key Business Partners Health World LTD Sydney Essential Oil Company and The Happy Herb Company

One Health Organisation has worked alongside each of these organisations to create meaningful partnerships and high-impact outcomes

BUSINESS PARTNERS

12

ldquoWe absolutely loved working with the One Health

team ndash they are incredibly smart knowledgeable and

passionate about what they do but more importantly

they create real impact with the organisations they work

with there needs to be far more organisations in

the for-purpose sector like One Healthrdquo

ndash Stephen Penny CEO Good Foundations

13

CREATING GOOD FOUNDATIONS Through Philanthropic Partnerships

This year One Health received its very first Philanthropic funding from the

English Family Foundation This marks a major strategic shift for the organisation which up until this point has operated under a strict social enterprise model and generated 100 of its funds through B2B exchanges The reason for this strategic shift was two-fold not only was it limiting our impact we also realised that the philanthropic community has incredible knowledge and experience in the kind of sector development that One Health is engaged in

After conducting a landscape review the strongest alignment was found with the English Family Foundation due to their explicit passion for innovation and a willingness to invest in capacity building and sector development After a series of discussions with EFFrsquos Executive Officer Belinda Morrissey it was agreed that rather than funding One Health to capacity

build our partners greater leverage would be gained by EFF funding the capacity building of One Health itself

It was with great excitement that we then had the opportunity to be on the receiving end of the incubation and mentorship process over a 3 month extensive business strategy review with Stephen Penny and the team from Good Foundations

ldquoGood Foundations put us back on the receiving end of the incubation process which was so incredibly valuable Their systemic review of our financial strategy was priceless but more importantly perhaps was an unexpected clarifying of our mission and purposerdquo

~AlexandraKennetStrategicPartnershipsManager

TometheroleofphilanthropyismorethanjustthelsquoalleviationrsquoofinequalityInequalitycanrsquotactuallybealleviateditmustberemediedWersquoreinterestedinworkingwithPhilanthropistswhounderstandthisampwhoarewillingtoinvestinlongtermsustainableoutcomes

ndash Dr Jimi Wollumbin CEO One Health Organisation

WHAT WE LEARNT

OUR GOOD FOUNDATIONS

That our unique approach to embedding knowledge into organisations is what sets us apart from similar entities

That our specialisation in lsquoamplifying impactrsquo has applications in the business sector which can be tapped to diversify our revenue streams

That by increasing the sustainability of our venture partners we are increasing their scale (over time)

1 2 3

14 15

This year Dr Jimi Wollumbin One Healthrsquos founder and CEO was invited to speak at many events both here in Australia and abroad The following are excerpts from Jimirsquos keynote address to the American Integrative Health amp Medicine Conference in San Diego

ldquoWe clearly cannot remedy with

pills what has been perpetrated via

legislation and trade agreements

Offering politically disenfranchised amp

economically enslaved communities

anything less than our total solidarity

in their bid to safeguard basic human

rights is not only ethically abhorrent but

demeaning to the Hippocratic profession

to which we all belongrdquo

ldquoAs doctors we have this incredible

opportunity because the ill health of the

population puts a human face on the

ways in which the surrounding culture is

not whole is not healthy If we are to help

make our global culture whole then we

must seek out the wellsprings of disease in

a broader environment than a pathology

lab reportrdquo

ldquoThe current global health dialogue

implies that it is possible to achieve world

health without significantly challenging

the social structures that continue to

create the worldrsquos healthcare crisis that

with just a bit more research funding wersquoll

find the right pill This narrative is one of

the central obstacles for us to overcome in

our bid to secure health for allrdquo

COLLABORATION IS THE KEY

ONE HEALTHrsquoS VOICE ON THE WORLD STAGE

Collaboration is a core value of One Health we believe it is the only way that our common dream of lsquohealth for allrsquo can be achieved

We already collaborate with our project partners

We already pick projects that collaborate with their recipient communities

We already collaborate with businesses

We are ready to collaborate with other incubators

2016 saw the beginning of this process in earnest with a range of conversations and think tanks sessions taking place between One Health and the handful of other service providers in Australia

A recent study conducted by The School for Social Entrepreneurs (SSE) and The Social Impact Hub interviewed 57 social entrepreneurs and identified this lack of collaboration as one of the central hurdles to be overcome

ldquoContributing to the unmet needs of social entrepreneurs is the fragmented nature of the social enterprise sector in Australia The sector has grown organically in response to the growing number of social enterprises but in an often opportunistic and uncoordinated manner such that intermediaries operate independently alongside each other but without real reference to the work of each otherrdquo

We are ready to solve this

ldquoIt is my belief that One Health is one of the leaders in incubating social change in this country Their unique approach to deep-mentorship and embedding knowledge ensures their investment in building the capacity of individuals and organisations is lasting and impactful One Health is a hotbed of innovative ideas and hard-earned experience with sector-wide relevance SSE and OneHealth explored partnership opportunities and I would endorse their value based collaborative approach for anyone seeking a partner to support the development of grassroots enterprisesrdquo

ndashMicheleGoldmanCEOSchoolForSocialEntrepreneurs

ldquoJimi is an amazing and inspired speaker He is both passionate and highly informed in his knowledge of world health issues calling for our informed attention for an evolved consciousness to guide health for allrdquo

~ Dr Jean Watson (ACN Living Legend)

Distinguished Professor and Dean Emerita University of Colorado

FounderDirector Watson Caring Science Institute

wwwwatsoncaringscienceorg

16 17

A perfect storm is brewing for organisations engaged in activities

with positive social impact

It may come as a surprise to learn that The Not For Profit sector is one of the fastest growing areas of the Australian Economy growing at nearly twice the rate of the mining sector over the last decade Itrsquos also large - PWCrsquos 2014 Community Index Report places its value at over $100 billion and growing

In light of mounting financial pressures governments across Australia are increasingly turning to the NFP sector to fill the gap in the provision of essential services and provide better social outcomes for marginalised Australians

At the same time we are also seeing an unprecedented global shift occurring in consumer demand for ethical and socially responsible products and businesses

The commercial landscape is rapidly transforming indeed with a recent global study published in 2015 making it clear that Social Responsibility in business isnrsquot a nice to have but a strategic necessity

bull Given similar price and quality 90 of consumers surveyed are likely to switch brands to one associated with a good cause

bull 71 are willing to pay more for a socially and environmentally responsible product

bull 80 would be willing to buy a product from an unknown brand if it had strong social and environmental commitments

bull 81 of consumers cite unavailability as the main reason that they do not purchase products that are socially responsible with 84 saying they proactively seek out these products when they shop

bull 88 want companies to tell them what they are doing to operate responsibly and support important issues

Of course in order for such relationships to be truly impactful they need to be relevant to both the brand and the consumer It is not enough to just jump on the bandwagon of the latest lsquocause du jourrsquo rather it is about finding meaningful issues and working collaboratively to create genuine impact

Benjamin Haynes HeadofSocialEnterpriseOneHealth

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE amp ENTREPRENEURSHIP

One Health has a wide range of projects from a number of different areas allowing Business Partners to find associations that feel natural and are strategically aligned This includes areas as diverse as Womenrsquos Health Mental Health Indigenous Health Youth amp Kids Refugees amp Asylum seekers Nutrition Homelessness and more

1918

As our major sponsor over the past 6 years Health World LTD via their

Metagenics Practitioner brand has made a substantial impact on some of the most vulnerable people in Australia and abroad Ongoing quarterly stock donations to One Healthrsquos Project Partners have resulted in over $1M worth of nutritional supplements being distributed to communities in need around the globe The recent alignment between Metagenics and groundbreaking Indigenous project Hope For Health has seen Metagenics commitment to helping people live happier healthier lives evolve further to include the provision of ongoing discounted products the donation of 3 VLA machines to ensure robust measurement of health outcomes and activating its network of practitioners to participate in achieving this outcome through dedicated fundraising activity and deep integration at this yearrsquos Annual Congress event

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanymetagenics

HEALTH WORLD LTD

BUSINESS PARTNERS

AUSTRALIArsquoS FIRST INDIGENOUS-RUN HEALTH RETREAT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY METAGENICS

One Health Organisation and Metagenics have teamed up to support Hope For Health - a revolutionary new health program aimed at tackling the health crisis amongst Australiarsquos first people Thirty participants will embark on a twelve month journey to provide a first hand experience of wellness For many this will be the first time they will have experienced a state of true health Follow their story at

ONEHEALTHORGANISATIONORGPROJECTSHOPE-FOR-HEALTH-2

Metagenics_DL Flyer_2016_1indd 1 23082016 72828 PM

Helping people live Happier HealtHier liveshellip

over $1000000 wortH of nutritional supplements donated to dateproud partners of one HealtH organisation since 2009

oneHealtHorganisationorg

OHO_METAGENICS_Press Ad_2015indd 1 14052015 110446 AM

Three companies already blazing a trail in this area are our key Business Partners Health World LTD Sydney Essential Oil Company and The Happy Herb Company

One Health Organisation has worked alongside each of these organisations to create meaningful partnerships and high-impact outcomes

BUSINESS PARTNERS

14 15

This year Dr Jimi Wollumbin One Healthrsquos founder and CEO was invited to speak at many events both here in Australia and abroad The following are excerpts from Jimirsquos keynote address to the American Integrative Health amp Medicine Conference in San Diego

ldquoWe clearly cannot remedy with

pills what has been perpetrated via

legislation and trade agreements

Offering politically disenfranchised amp

economically enslaved communities

anything less than our total solidarity

in their bid to safeguard basic human

rights is not only ethically abhorrent but

demeaning to the Hippocratic profession

to which we all belongrdquo

ldquoAs doctors we have this incredible

opportunity because the ill health of the

population puts a human face on the

ways in which the surrounding culture is

not whole is not healthy If we are to help

make our global culture whole then we

must seek out the wellsprings of disease in

a broader environment than a pathology

lab reportrdquo

ldquoThe current global health dialogue

implies that it is possible to achieve world

health without significantly challenging

the social structures that continue to

create the worldrsquos healthcare crisis that

with just a bit more research funding wersquoll

find the right pill This narrative is one of

the central obstacles for us to overcome in

our bid to secure health for allrdquo

COLLABORATION IS THE KEY

ONE HEALTHrsquoS VOICE ON THE WORLD STAGE

Collaboration is a core value of One Health we believe it is the only way that our common dream of lsquohealth for allrsquo can be achieved

We already collaborate with our project partners

We already pick projects that collaborate with their recipient communities

We already collaborate with businesses

We are ready to collaborate with other incubators

2016 saw the beginning of this process in earnest with a range of conversations and think tanks sessions taking place between One Health and the handful of other service providers in Australia

A recent study conducted by The School for Social Entrepreneurs (SSE) and The Social Impact Hub interviewed 57 social entrepreneurs and identified this lack of collaboration as one of the central hurdles to be overcome

ldquoContributing to the unmet needs of social entrepreneurs is the fragmented nature of the social enterprise sector in Australia The sector has grown organically in response to the growing number of social enterprises but in an often opportunistic and uncoordinated manner such that intermediaries operate independently alongside each other but without real reference to the work of each otherrdquo

We are ready to solve this

ldquoIt is my belief that One Health is one of the leaders in incubating social change in this country Their unique approach to deep-mentorship and embedding knowledge ensures their investment in building the capacity of individuals and organisations is lasting and impactful One Health is a hotbed of innovative ideas and hard-earned experience with sector-wide relevance SSE and OneHealth explored partnership opportunities and I would endorse their value based collaborative approach for anyone seeking a partner to support the development of grassroots enterprisesrdquo

ndashMicheleGoldmanCEOSchoolForSocialEntrepreneurs

ldquoJimi is an amazing and inspired speaker He is both passionate and highly informed in his knowledge of world health issues calling for our informed attention for an evolved consciousness to guide health for allrdquo

~ Dr Jean Watson (ACN Living Legend)

Distinguished Professor and Dean Emerita University of Colorado

FounderDirector Watson Caring Science Institute

wwwwatsoncaringscienceorg

16 17

A perfect storm is brewing for organisations engaged in activities

with positive social impact

It may come as a surprise to learn that The Not For Profit sector is one of the fastest growing areas of the Australian Economy growing at nearly twice the rate of the mining sector over the last decade Itrsquos also large - PWCrsquos 2014 Community Index Report places its value at over $100 billion and growing

In light of mounting financial pressures governments across Australia are increasingly turning to the NFP sector to fill the gap in the provision of essential services and provide better social outcomes for marginalised Australians

At the same time we are also seeing an unprecedented global shift occurring in consumer demand for ethical and socially responsible products and businesses

The commercial landscape is rapidly transforming indeed with a recent global study published in 2015 making it clear that Social Responsibility in business isnrsquot a nice to have but a strategic necessity

bull Given similar price and quality 90 of consumers surveyed are likely to switch brands to one associated with a good cause

bull 71 are willing to pay more for a socially and environmentally responsible product

bull 80 would be willing to buy a product from an unknown brand if it had strong social and environmental commitments

bull 81 of consumers cite unavailability as the main reason that they do not purchase products that are socially responsible with 84 saying they proactively seek out these products when they shop

bull 88 want companies to tell them what they are doing to operate responsibly and support important issues

Of course in order for such relationships to be truly impactful they need to be relevant to both the brand and the consumer It is not enough to just jump on the bandwagon of the latest lsquocause du jourrsquo rather it is about finding meaningful issues and working collaboratively to create genuine impact

Benjamin Haynes HeadofSocialEnterpriseOneHealth

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE amp ENTREPRENEURSHIP

One Health has a wide range of projects from a number of different areas allowing Business Partners to find associations that feel natural and are strategically aligned This includes areas as diverse as Womenrsquos Health Mental Health Indigenous Health Youth amp Kids Refugees amp Asylum seekers Nutrition Homelessness and more

1918

As our major sponsor over the past 6 years Health World LTD via their

Metagenics Practitioner brand has made a substantial impact on some of the most vulnerable people in Australia and abroad Ongoing quarterly stock donations to One Healthrsquos Project Partners have resulted in over $1M worth of nutritional supplements being distributed to communities in need around the globe The recent alignment between Metagenics and groundbreaking Indigenous project Hope For Health has seen Metagenics commitment to helping people live happier healthier lives evolve further to include the provision of ongoing discounted products the donation of 3 VLA machines to ensure robust measurement of health outcomes and activating its network of practitioners to participate in achieving this outcome through dedicated fundraising activity and deep integration at this yearrsquos Annual Congress event

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanymetagenics

HEALTH WORLD LTD

BUSINESS PARTNERS

AUSTRALIArsquoS FIRST INDIGENOUS-RUN HEALTH RETREAT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY METAGENICS

One Health Organisation and Metagenics have teamed up to support Hope For Health - a revolutionary new health program aimed at tackling the health crisis amongst Australiarsquos first people Thirty participants will embark on a twelve month journey to provide a first hand experience of wellness For many this will be the first time they will have experienced a state of true health Follow their story at

ONEHEALTHORGANISATIONORGPROJECTSHOPE-FOR-HEALTH-2

Metagenics_DL Flyer_2016_1indd 1 23082016 72828 PM

Helping people live Happier HealtHier liveshellip

over $1000000 wortH of nutritional supplements donated to dateproud partners of one HealtH organisation since 2009

oneHealtHorganisationorg

OHO_METAGENICS_Press Ad_2015indd 1 14052015 110446 AM

Three companies already blazing a trail in this area are our key Business Partners Health World LTD Sydney Essential Oil Company and The Happy Herb Company

One Health Organisation has worked alongside each of these organisations to create meaningful partnerships and high-impact outcomes

BUSINESS PARTNERS

16 17

A perfect storm is brewing for organisations engaged in activities

with positive social impact

It may come as a surprise to learn that The Not For Profit sector is one of the fastest growing areas of the Australian Economy growing at nearly twice the rate of the mining sector over the last decade Itrsquos also large - PWCrsquos 2014 Community Index Report places its value at over $100 billion and growing

In light of mounting financial pressures governments across Australia are increasingly turning to the NFP sector to fill the gap in the provision of essential services and provide better social outcomes for marginalised Australians

At the same time we are also seeing an unprecedented global shift occurring in consumer demand for ethical and socially responsible products and businesses

The commercial landscape is rapidly transforming indeed with a recent global study published in 2015 making it clear that Social Responsibility in business isnrsquot a nice to have but a strategic necessity

bull Given similar price and quality 90 of consumers surveyed are likely to switch brands to one associated with a good cause

bull 71 are willing to pay more for a socially and environmentally responsible product

bull 80 would be willing to buy a product from an unknown brand if it had strong social and environmental commitments

bull 81 of consumers cite unavailability as the main reason that they do not purchase products that are socially responsible with 84 saying they proactively seek out these products when they shop

bull 88 want companies to tell them what they are doing to operate responsibly and support important issues

Of course in order for such relationships to be truly impactful they need to be relevant to both the brand and the consumer It is not enough to just jump on the bandwagon of the latest lsquocause du jourrsquo rather it is about finding meaningful issues and working collaboratively to create genuine impact

Benjamin Haynes HeadofSocialEnterpriseOneHealth

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE amp ENTREPRENEURSHIP

One Health has a wide range of projects from a number of different areas allowing Business Partners to find associations that feel natural and are strategically aligned This includes areas as diverse as Womenrsquos Health Mental Health Indigenous Health Youth amp Kids Refugees amp Asylum seekers Nutrition Homelessness and more

1918

As our major sponsor over the past 6 years Health World LTD via their

Metagenics Practitioner brand has made a substantial impact on some of the most vulnerable people in Australia and abroad Ongoing quarterly stock donations to One Healthrsquos Project Partners have resulted in over $1M worth of nutritional supplements being distributed to communities in need around the globe The recent alignment between Metagenics and groundbreaking Indigenous project Hope For Health has seen Metagenics commitment to helping people live happier healthier lives evolve further to include the provision of ongoing discounted products the donation of 3 VLA machines to ensure robust measurement of health outcomes and activating its network of practitioners to participate in achieving this outcome through dedicated fundraising activity and deep integration at this yearrsquos Annual Congress event

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanymetagenics

HEALTH WORLD LTD

BUSINESS PARTNERS

AUSTRALIArsquoS FIRST INDIGENOUS-RUN HEALTH RETREAT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY METAGENICS

One Health Organisation and Metagenics have teamed up to support Hope For Health - a revolutionary new health program aimed at tackling the health crisis amongst Australiarsquos first people Thirty participants will embark on a twelve month journey to provide a first hand experience of wellness For many this will be the first time they will have experienced a state of true health Follow their story at

ONEHEALTHORGANISATIONORGPROJECTSHOPE-FOR-HEALTH-2

Metagenics_DL Flyer_2016_1indd 1 23082016 72828 PM

Helping people live Happier HealtHier liveshellip

over $1000000 wortH of nutritional supplements donated to dateproud partners of one HealtH organisation since 2009

oneHealtHorganisationorg

OHO_METAGENICS_Press Ad_2015indd 1 14052015 110446 AM

Three companies already blazing a trail in this area are our key Business Partners Health World LTD Sydney Essential Oil Company and The Happy Herb Company

One Health Organisation has worked alongside each of these organisations to create meaningful partnerships and high-impact outcomes

BUSINESS PARTNERS

1918

As our major sponsor over the past 6 years Health World LTD via their

Metagenics Practitioner brand has made a substantial impact on some of the most vulnerable people in Australia and abroad Ongoing quarterly stock donations to One Healthrsquos Project Partners have resulted in over $1M worth of nutritional supplements being distributed to communities in need around the globe The recent alignment between Metagenics and groundbreaking Indigenous project Hope For Health has seen Metagenics commitment to helping people live happier healthier lives evolve further to include the provision of ongoing discounted products the donation of 3 VLA machines to ensure robust measurement of health outcomes and activating its network of practitioners to participate in achieving this outcome through dedicated fundraising activity and deep integration at this yearrsquos Annual Congress event

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanymetagenics

HEALTH WORLD LTD

BUSINESS PARTNERS

AUSTRALIArsquoS FIRST INDIGENOUS-RUN HEALTH RETREAT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY METAGENICS

One Health Organisation and Metagenics have teamed up to support Hope For Health - a revolutionary new health program aimed at tackling the health crisis amongst Australiarsquos first people Thirty participants will embark on a twelve month journey to provide a first hand experience of wellness For many this will be the first time they will have experienced a state of true health Follow their story at

ONEHEALTHORGANISATIONORGPROJECTSHOPE-FOR-HEALTH-2

Metagenics_DL Flyer_2016_1indd 1 23082016 72828 PM

Helping people live Happier HealtHier liveshellip

over $1000000 wortH of nutritional supplements donated to dateproud partners of one HealtH organisation since 2009

oneHealtHorganisationorg

OHO_METAGENICS_Press Ad_2015indd 1 14052015 110446 AM

Three companies already blazing a trail in this area are our key Business Partners Health World LTD Sydney Essential Oil Company and The Happy Herb Company

One Health Organisation has worked alongside each of these organisations to create meaningful partnerships and high-impact outcomes

BUSINESS PARTNERS

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BUSINESS PARTNERS

RefrigeratedstoragefacilitysponsoredbytheHappyHerbCompany

After many successful years of fruitful partnership 2016 saw Sydney Essential

Oil Company join with One Health Organisation in a crowd funding campaign to help raise money for a Womenrsquos Community Centre in rural Nepal Having connected with this same village to provide professionally developed foot balms for those suffering desperately with dry cracked feet this latest show of support was primarily focused on leveraging SEOCrsquos wide network of customers and heavy website and social traffic to help raise awareness of the campaign

In addition to ongoing quarterly product and financial donations SEOC is also leading the way in staff engagement having invited staff over the Xmas period to create special balms for dialysis patients in Central Australia and professionally developed essential oil blends for birthing mothers in earthquake ravaged Philippines

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgseoc

SYDNEY ESSENTIAL OIL COMPANY

Whether it be the provision of a re-purposed shipping container that

allows for the cool storage of fresh food and vegetables for Indigenous people living in the remote community of Elcho Island ongoing financial support to help fund One Healthrsquos activities or a series of grants made available to One Healthrsquos Project Partners - resulting in outcomes as diverse as streamlining herbal balm production and the creation of mental healthcare videos in obscure languages that allowed for informed consent by newly arrived refugees and survivors of trauma - The Happy Herb Company is consistently putting its money where its mission is and leading by example

For more information see wwwonehealthorganisationorgcompanythe-happy-herb-company

HAPPY HERB COMPANY

BUSINESS PARTNERS

22 23

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ldquoWearethehandsouthereJimithehelpOneHealth

providesmakesyoutheHEARTpumpingsubstance

toussotheworkcontinuesItrsquosallaprocessSometimesIfeelthefactthatthiswork

canbesochallengingsimplymeanswhatwedo

isessentialandneededTheBumiSehatteamtriesnottotakethefrustrationspersonallysowecankeep

ondoingtheserviceswelovetodoYoursupportiscrucial

toourabilitytocontinuetodotheworkthatisnecessarywithloverdquo

ldquoMotherRobinrdquoLimCNNHerooftheYear2011FounderBumiSehatBirthingProject

lsquoWIDE-IMPACTrsquo reaches a very large surface area of individuals and effects change due to the breadth of its scope This is perfectly suited to information campaigns and distribution of general services (such as water purification technology)

lsquoDEEP IMPACTrsquo reaches a much smaller number of recipients quantitatively but generally works with them for a longer period of time This is better suited for deeply entrenched social problems that deal with disenfranchised communities and trans-generational trauma

At OHO we work in both manners at times but generally support projects with a deep-impact approach as we have found them more in tune with the cultural nuances necessary to create lasting social impact whilst preserving community empowerment

For more information or to see how your business can benefit from a relationship with One Health contact Benjaminonehealthorganiationorg

Whilst the introduction of market based strategies into the community sector has been an extremely positive process an unintended side-effect of the meeting of these worlds has been a subtle redefining of impact in more quantitative terms To illustrate the point One Health has qualified the term in the following manner

Benjamin began his career in television working for British Sky Broadcasting and MTV Networks Europe before returning to Australia to pursue a career in advertising and media He has held senior positions in some of Australiarsquos largest media agencies and most influential brand strategy houses before turning his attention to the social sector and One Health As Head of Social Enterprise for One Health he is passionate about the potential for lsquogood businessrsquo to transform the world

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