Published Apr 2025
Sustainable Value: Good impact
These good impact sessions will help develop the capability of South Australian social enterprises to measure and report their social outcomes and impacts.
About the learning community
With support from the South Australian Social Enterprise Council (SASEC), the community will:
- Share existing experiences in outcomes and impacts measurement.
- Practice shared learning with templates and tools to build on their existing capabilities.
About the convenor
Andrew Reilly, Director of Sustainable Value, has 16 years of experience in the for-purpose sector. He has worked with local and national clients to develop high-quality outcomes and impacts measurement and communication methods.
His work focuses on service design and frameworks that gather service user data to produce insights on human outcomes. This includes applying human-centred design to understand user expectations and creating service delivery models, theories of change, and logic models.
Andrew has supported the development of social impact models with organisations engaged in youth employment, education, Aboriginal disability support, arts, women’s health, veterans, and homelessness.
How will this learning community work?
This learning community will be hosted online, involving 10 monthly collaboration meetings from February 2025 to November 2025 to ensure continuity of contact.
Participating organisations in this learning community include:
- Inventorium
- Boomerang School Uniforms
- Mayers Consulting
- SPELD SA Inc
- COTA South Australia
- Little Droppings
- Feed Me Good
- Rewild Creek
- Greatest Good
- Soul Archaeology
Practical work between meetings will be encouraged, allowing participants to bring back and share their experiences during the monthly meetings.
How to get involved
Participants for this learning community were selected in January 2025. It is now closed to new interest.
Resources
Impact Thinking Tool- Easy/Effective Map
OtherA resource from the 2025 Good Impact work: the Impact Thinking Tool – Easy/Effective Map. This simple tool helps organisations think clearly about what impact data to collect, how to collect it, and how to communicate it in useful and practical ways.
Impact Thinking Tool- Easy/Effective MapImpact Thinking Tool- Why/What Grid
OtherA resource from the 2025 Good Impact series: the Impact Thinking Tool – Value Chain Story. This tool helps organisations map their impact logic by linking activities to outcomes, and thinking through what proves change. It supports clearer impact planning, measurement and storytelling.
Impact Thinking Tool- Why/What GridGood Impact Workshop Slide Set
OtherA resource from the 2025 Good Impact series with the Impact Thinking Tool – Impact Logic Model. These slides help organisations visualise how activities, outputs and outcomes connect, making it easier to plan, measure and communicate impact. It supports clearer thinking and stronger impact discussions across teams and stakeholders.
Good Impact Workshop Slide SetGood Imapct Workshop Video Recording
VideosA resource from the 2025 Good Impact resource series: the Impact Thinking Tool – Outcomes and Indicators. This video helps organisations identify meaningful outcomes and choose the right indicators to measure them, supporting stronger impact planning, evaluation and communication across programs and teams.
Good Imapct Workshop Video Recording
The Value of Good Impact Measurement
11 Mar 2026 • 12:00 pm AEDTJoin Sustainable Value and friends for a conversation sharing insights from a learning community focused on support social enterprises in South Australia to measure and report on their social outcomes and impact.
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