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The Bikers Hand Inc

Supports local charities by sourcing products such as food, clothing, hygiene items and we hand out free of charge to those charities so they can help those people at grass roots level.
We also supply breakfast supplies to many schools for breakfast programmes.
We support over 32 local charities from Campbelltown to Singleton

The Brain Injury Community Inc

Peer support and assistance to Brain Injury Survivors

The Brook RED Centre Inc

Brook RED is a peer run community service providing support for any individual who has a lived mental health experience. We use the unique insights and connections that a peer perspective offers, in order to support people in building and defining the life they choose to live.

The Burdekin Association

Burdekin is a not-for-profit community organisation dedicated to preventing homelessness and supporting the well-being of young people and their families in the community. We provide a continuum of care through an integrated approach that includes prevention programs, practical and therapeutic supports, outreach services, youth housing, and out-of-home care. Our aim is to support young people to reach their potential and live lives full of hope and meaning.

The Buttery

The Buttery is an independent, not-for-profit, charitable, community based organisation specialising in the treatment of mental health, gambling and alcohol and other issues. Its services include residential treatment and community outreach programs. It is located near Bangalow in northern NSW and was founded in 1973. It is now the largest not-for-profit provider of residential and community-based drug and alcohol rehabilitation services in the NSW Northern Rivers and Mid North Coast Regions. All programs are evidence-based and subject to on-going quality assurance evaluation. Its programs are accredited under Australian Service Excellence Standards. Last year The Buttery provided treatment to more than 2,400 teenagers and adults and assisted the family members of people affected by drug and alcohol, gambling and mental health issues. The Buttery is funded by a combination of government contracts and grants as well as charitable fundraising. It is a deductible gift recipient.

The Cage Youth Foundation

Self funded charity providing information and support for young people and their families across Redland City . We provide a range of services from Lifeskills, Mentoring, School Programs, Womens & Mens Group’s and Counselling services.

The Canberra Hospital

Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients and their families.

The Carers Foundation Australia

The Carers Foundation Australia (TCFA) Provides wellness programs to support the emotional, physical and mental health of unpaid family cares in communities across Qld to prevent health crisis breakdowns.

Carers are identified and referred to TCFA, then attend wellness programs to restore their own health, connect with others and learn strategies to cope ongoing. Carers are accepted from the ages of 12 years old, and are usually from disadvantaged backgrounds and circumstances.

There is no cost for the carers to attend the programs which consist of comprehensive one and three day programs to allow the carers restore their own health since the y do not have time to themselves due to their caring responsibilities.

TCFA is the only charity that provides wellness programs for Carers in Australia

The Centre Education Programme

The young people who attend our schools have typically experienced one or more significant and complex educational, social, developmental, psychological, health, legal or familial situations which demand unique responses. Such interventions are embedded within an educational framework but also typically involve medical, multidisciplinary, legal and/or social support personnel network systems.

The Centre For Women & Co. Ltd.

At The Centre For Women & Co. our vision is to achieve social justice for all women by promoting equity, respect, safety and diversity in our communities; all whilst staying true to our core values of: Integrity, Compassion & Respect.

The Champion Project

We are a registered NFP helping people facing lifestyle barriers and the vulnerable in our community to connect and find purpose. Counselling, budgeting, food assistance, mentoring, computer skills training, working with children and families whose parents are incarcerated and those experiencing family and domestic violence and who are facing or at risk of homelessness. We run a Friday night meals program to families and individuals referred to us by the Police, Community Services / child protection and local assistance associations. This allows us to visit those who are in a season of hardship and do not know where to get help. Our meals program provide opportunity to build relationship and identify needs in order to connect people with the assistance and support that they need. We are proactively linking the people we engage with to local businesses with the prospect of part-time or fulltime employment.

The Children's Hospital Westmead - Social Work Department

The Social Workers at The Children's Hospital at Westmead work with children and their families to help them cope with, and adjust to, the diagnosis and the impact of their health condition.

We provide:
- Crisis Intervention Counselling for children, siblings and families in periods of acute trauma and high stress situations.
-Counselling for children, siblings, parents/carers and families to help with adjustment to illness, making decisions or coping with grief and trauma.
- Assistance in putting together a plan to address a family's psychological and social needs.
- Provide information and assistance in accessing practical resources particularly for socially/financially disadvantaged families
- Family violence assessment and support with safety planning.

The Community Centre (Livingstone Shire Council)

The Community Centre is a place for the community to access supportive information and to meet, learn and share each others skills and knowledge.

The Community Centre is partly funded through the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disabiltiy Services. The centre provides Capricorn Coast residents with a public community hubspace that is safe, welcoming, vibrant, accessible, available to all and offers:
General Information and referral assistance;
Outreach services;
Enhanced choices;
Networking and social and social events;
Participation in programs and activities that build skills;
Affordable meeting spaces on a permanent or casual basis , and
Life long learning opportunities.
We also provide important linkages, capacity building educational and partnership opportunities for:
Individuals requiring support;
Community services providers;
Community organisations, clubs and groups, and
Community development staff and council

The Community Place Inc.

The Community Place Inc. operates two community centres in the Brisbane North area - Stafford and Kalinga. Our Community Centre is a non-profit community organisation that provides activities, places, opportunities and services for people to connect, share and learn together. The Community Place facilitates the development of wellbeing for all members of the community. We provide a connected and inclusive service to support social, cultural and community growth. We offer a wide variety of weekly free programs and activities for the whole community. We have a focus on providing educational support, social support, community support and community development programs for the whole community.

The Compass Institute Inc

Compass provides day services supports, skill development and further learning for people with disabilities via 5 centres including a 20 acre working farm.

The Compassionate Friends Mandurah Inc.

Trained volunteers with lived experience provide a range of free bereavement support services to families in W.A. after the death of a child of any age, by any cause.

The Compassionate Friends QLD Inc

The Compassionate Friends is an international self-help support organisation for bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents grieving the loss of a child. We offer friendship and understanding by reaching out to bereaved parents, to the surviving siblings and other family members to support them in the grief and trauma which follows the death of a child, through a range of support services and resources.

Bereaved parents and family members often find the need to talk to someone who has had an experience similar to their own and who truly understand. This allows many to draw comfort from the stories of other parents who have been there and learn from their accounts. All bereaved family members are welcome. The Compassionate Friends is non-denominational, it has no religious affiliation.

The Coonamble Women's Shed

The Women's shed is run by a small committee of volunteers. This was made to help support our community because of the great impact of the drought.

The women's Shed create a safe environment they promote healthy social connections. The women's shed is a place were you can go and enjoy a coffee do art and crafts, learn new skills or just relax and unwind. The women's shed has maintained an average 15-20 visitors and community members that use the facility on a daily basis

The Cottage

We provide education and psycho-social support for adolescents with chronic mental health conditions, with a goal of re-connecting them to mainstream education

The Courage Project

The Courage Project is a collaboration between Bravehearts and Mackay Women’s Service (MWS) to deliver a mental health service to disadvantaged and disengaged children and young people (under the age of 14) that have experienced trauma related issues. The Courage Project will provide therapeutic and advocacy supports to children and young people who have experienced, or are at risk of experiencing, physical and/or sexual assault and are at risk of self-harm. The service is available to clients residing in the Mackay, Whitsunday and Isaac Council Regions. The service will use evidence based, trauma informed approaches to support children and young people in their healing journey. The multidisciplinary team will work with children and young people individually as well as and their non-offending family members and support services.

The Courage Project is supported by funding from Northern Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN) through the Australian Government’s PHN Program.

The CREW Rockingham

Emergency Food Relief and Hampers, Weekly community meals for the hungry and those needing friendship, Hot soup and rolls delivered in a soup van around the city, free op shop for people in need, items for those sleeping rough.

The Crossing Land Education Trust

The Crossing is a Not-for-Profit, Environment Education Camp on the edge of farmland, river and forest near Bermagui NSW. It is a one class, permaculture designed sustainable camp built by thousands of volunteers over 21 years.

Mission: Developing Youth Leadership in Sustainable Design
Core Values: Community Contribution, Responsibility and Active Conservation

Camp facilities at The Crossing are unique and include a train carriage bunkhouse and solar passive straw and mud buildings, extensive productive gardens and off grid power and water systems.

Student’s experience sustainable design, habitat survey and Landcare while on programs. Students also harvest and cook from the organic gardens and participate in adventurous canoe, bike or bush walking journeys in the surrounding National Parks.

The Dementia Support Network of WA

We provide support to families of people living with dementia, providing counselling, specialist support, products for in home care and referral to other support systems.

The Developing Foundation Inc.

Development and brain injury support helping children and adults achieve their goals. Services include a fundraising program for families, the Baby Bridges program, Assessment and Development programs and the annual Riverwalk.

The Dish of St John's

We are The Dish, a local Christian organisation providing food, friendship and inclusive community to disadvantaged people in the Hornsby area.

We...

Provide meals to up to 40 people two nights per week year-round.
Offer friendship from an accepting community.
Community Food Program, rescue fresh food that would otherwise be wasted from local supermarkets and bakeries so that disadvantaged people can benefit from it.
We don’t ask questions about why people use us, we are simply glad they do. Connecting Community together.