Infoxchange is a not-for-profit social enterprise with a 30-year history of using technology for social justice. With a dedicated team of over 180 staff across Australia and New Zealand, Infoxchange collaborates with community, government, and corporate partners to address significant social challenges. Their focus areas include homelessness, family violence, mental health, disability support, and empowerment of Indigenous communities, women, youth, and families.

Infoxchange's products and services are utilized by over 35,000 government and community services. They offer a range of tools, from nation-wide service coordination systems to personalized IT advice, aimed at improving efficiency and maximizing impact. Their work also encompasses digital inclusion and social innovation, leveraging technology to empower disadvantaged individuals and foster social inclusion, ultimately creating stronger communities.

In 2018, Infoxchange merged with Connecting Up, forming Australia and New Zealand's leading not-for-profit organization dedicated to leveraging technology for the benefit of those in need and the organizations supporting them. Founded in a garage in Melbourne in 1989, Infoxchange has a rich history of innovation, including the development of comprehensive health and welfare service directories and the award-winning Ask Izzy mobile website. Their commitment to social justice and digital inclusion is evident in their ongoing work and strong partnerships with various stakeholders