An important transformation is reshaping once-distinct social structures, such as charitable
and religious groups, family firms, and government agencies, into more analogous units …

We propose that voluntary sector geographies are best understood using a systematic
relational approach, drawing upon neo-Marxist and symbiotic perspectives. We focus on …

Winterton R, Warburton J, Oppenheimer M. The future for Meals on Wheels? Reviewing
innovative approaches to meal provision for ageing populations The global phenomenon of …

ABSTRACT Australian Meals on Wheels (MoWs) is a well-known, traditional nonprofit
organization operating for over 60 years in a mixed economy of welfare, where it is …

Drawing on case studies of two ageing rural communities in north-east Victoria, Australia,
this article explores how older volunteers both contribute to, and are supported by, third …

The iconic Australian voluntary organization, Meals on Wheels, has delivered meals to the
elderly and those with disabilities for over 60 years and is currently facing considerable …

Society benefits from volunteers who form small groups, working together to build
communities and promote social change. It is estimated that there are almost half a million of …

In a challenging contemporary environment of a mixed economy of welfare, volunteers are a
resource much-needed for the delivery of critical community-based services. Yet the context …

This paper examines how deportation became a solution to rough sleeping in pre-Brexit
England. It identifies relationships between the social regulation of vulnerable and …

Society benefits significantly from small groups of volunteers who come together for leisure
and social connectedness. Generally known as grassroots associations, it is estimated there …