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PCYC - Queanbeyan

PCYC is a registered charity whose mission is to empower young people to reach their potential through Police and community partnerships. With 65 clubs across NSW, PCYC provides quality activities and programs in a safe, fun, and friendly environment. PCYC has over 70,000 youth members who engage in sport, recreation, education, leadership, and cultural programs. PCYC also work with more than 1,500 at-risk youth per year to break the cycle of disadvantage through crime prevention, education and social responsibility programs.

PCYC - Southern Highlands

PCYC is unique among youth organisations because it is the only one which is a partnership between the community and the NSW Police Force.

We work with the NSW Police Force youth command work to counter the impact of juvenile offending.

Our Police youth case managers’ approach has proven results and contributes towards reducing reoffending rates by 60 to 70 per cent.

Programs have to incorporate education relevant to the crime category on which the officers are focusing. An example of that would be a break and enter program: the education component could include a presentation from insurance companies on the impact of break and enters, a presentation from a victim, and discussion on crime statistics and dealing with the volume of what’s occurring in that area to help educate young people on the impact of their actions.

PCYC - Sutherland

The NSW Police Youth Command and PCYC work together on a number of programs, namely Fit for Life which is an entry level activity using boxing, incidental education and consistent mentoring to encourage youth at-risk to connect and remain engaged with PCYC NSW club offerings in a youth friendly, physically and culturally safe environment.

The program be focuses on fitness, together with engaging local Police and the community, impacting change, positive growth and inclusion.

The Program targets young people between the ages of 10-17, identified as at-risk of or already engaging in anti-social or offending behaviours that are likely to set them onto a poor life trajectory.

We would like to create a safe place for young people by setting up a 'drop in' room with space for studying, reading, online gaming and old style gaming (we already have table tennis and air hockey).

We would like to have lounges, bean bags, pillows, rugs, study stations, reading nooks etc for the young persons to utilise in their safe place.

PCYC - Walgett

PCYC NSW is a not-for-profit organisation delivering a broad range of youth and community activities and support. We focus on empowering young people to be the best that they can be through personal development programs in partnership with NSW Police Youth and Crime Prevention Command.

PCYC - Yeppoon

Police-Citizens Youth Clubs (PCYC) Queensland is a trusted and respected charitable not-for-profit that delivers a broad range of youth-focused activities and programs, outside school hours care, gym and fitness, and more for everyone.
Together we’re building safer, healthier communities through youth development.
Since 1948, our staff and volunteers have been working in partnership with the Queensland Police Service (QPS) to meet local community and youth needs. Today, PCYC supports more than 75,000 members across our 54 branches from the tip of Cape York to the Gold Coast hinterland.
Importantly, PCYCs are a vital and key point of engagement for young people who are at risk, disadvantaged or disengaged. Our clubs and programs provide opportunities for young people to have positive experiences, get involved in a wide range of activities, and learn from great mentors and community leaders including our serving Police officers.

PCYC Beenleigh - Get Set For Work

Get Set For Work (GSFW) is a QLD Govt initiative that provides funds for not for profit community based organisations to deliver intensive employment and training assistance to young people. Participants gain skills and confidence to enter the workforce, go on to further training or go back and complete school. PCYC Beenleigh offers an ongoing 10 week GSFW programmes throughout the year.

Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc

We are an organisation that provides peer support and education to parents experiencing mental illness.

Peel Community Kitchen Inc.

We provide meals and support to the homeless, unemployed, pensioners, and families living below the poverty line. We aim to enhance dignity, self-esteem, and independence through a welcoming and accepting environment.

Peel Youth Services

Vulnerable at risk Youth
Groups for Young mums and bubs
Outreach in Schools
Early Learning intervention and education/ programs
Counselling

PeelConnect Incorporated

PeelConnect fosters collaboration in our region to make a difference in the fields of homelessness, mental health, drugs and alcohol. Our work shows up through our programs:
Night Carers - a night time service for those sleeping rough, with care packs, socialisation, referral and a hot drink,
Celebrating Community Connections - an annual event to bring agencies together in a fun and relaxed atmosphere to celebrate the work already being undertaken, with an overall objective of working more effectively together,
REWRX - a work for the dole program that fosters skills development and socialisation,
MACS - Mentoring, Advocacy, Counselling and Support for those experiencing homelessness and / or disadvantage through a fee-free counselling service, and free mentoring

Pegasus Riding for the Disabled ACT

Pegasus Riding for the Disabled provide horse and farm activities for people with a disability in the Canberra region

Pembroke Primary School

Primary School

Peninsula Health - Community Health Mornington

the organization provids care for local residents from birth through to end of life care, and a comprehensive range of sub-specialties including emergency medicine, intensive care, obstetrics and gynecology, aged care, rehabilitation, oncology, mental health, and care in the home.

Peninsula Health Frankston Community Care Unit

The CCU is a 24 hour residential psycho-social rehabilitation program designed to support individuals with a mental illness towards their recovery goals. We are part of Peninsula Health. We provide individuals with a safe environment to work on their living skills, mental health well-being and support them back into community

Penrith Gorillas

Soccer for Fun and Fitness. Connecting people in the community

Penrose Community Association

The Penrose Community Association is made of a group of residents keen to look after, protect and enhance the beautiful village we live in.
The PCA :
Run a variety of community events (many of them free) with the aim of bringing community together.
Take practical measures to protect the character and facilities of the village of Penrose
Look at ways to improve the sustainability of the village in terms of transport, bushfire protection power supply, recreational, educational, community support and communication facilities.
Promote the village to ensure it remains a viable community
Organise and raise funds for the benefit of other Penrose community groups

Pentecost Care

We are non for profit team of volunteers that provides meals ,clothes, toiletries for the homeless community in the city. We have a building in Melbourne. Each week we provide home cooked meals and a friendly safe place to come and enjoy some company.

Pentland State School

Pentland is a small school in a low-socio economic, severely drought stricken community. The area is used for grazing cattle. The school is the hub of the community. Due to little opportunity for employment due to the drought, there is minimal money in the community.

People Helping People Australia Ltd

PHP provides benevolent relief to land owners and communities that have been severely affected by drought, fire, or flood.
PHP runs month long camps at disaster affected areas, where our skilled volunteers will work side by side with landowners and communities members on infrastructure projects.

People Who Care

People Who Care's mission is to create communities of people who care for each other.

People Who Care - Starting Over Support (SOS)

Supporting people who have left their lives behind with little or no possessions.

Individuals and families are referred to SOS by refuges, government and non-government agencies, where we can assist in the transition from crisis accommodation by furnishing homes.

Peppercorn Services Incorporated

Peppercorn Services Inc. provides support services to a wide range of people located within the local government areas of the Hawkesbury, Penrith, Blue Mountains, Hornsby, Gosford and the Hills. We care for families, people who are aged and those who experience disadvantage, vulnerability and isolation. Or core services include community transport, centre based meals and social support for seniors, early intervention and prevention support for families, parenting programs and playgroup as well as community capacity building, community readiness and resilience programs, early childhood education and lawn and garden maintenance.

Perinatal Wellbeing Centre

Perinatal Wellbeing Centre is a community based non-government organisation providing support to families in the Australian Capital Territory that are struggling with Perinatal mental health issues.

Permaculture Hawkesbury Valley Inc

We are a permaculture community garden in Wilberforce NSW. We provide a community growing space where the community particulates in growing the food and sharing in the harvests. We teach and role model regenerative and sustainable living.

Perth Homeless Support Group

We are a non for profit charity who assist those people experiencing homelessness. Every Sunday morning we distribute non perishable items to up to 200 people at the Homeless Hub on Moore Street Perth. These include baked beans, Spaghetti, tuna, tinned fruit, muesli bars, up and go, juice boxes, cheese dips, sultanas. Along with these items we have tea and coffee on offer. We also have a team of volunteers who run Our Charity Meals where every Sunday they make fresh sandwiches, baked items, boiled eggs, fresh fruit. One of our volunteers has a clothing distribution as well with all items donated and sorted by her and her team.
At the Moore Street Hub we set up several marquees in such a way that its like a shopping market. We have found that we have struck up a personal relationship with a number of those experiencing homelessness. As we are at the coal face so to speak we have found that our service gives a more community that these people have grown to love and as we have as well.