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Willow Tree Public School

A small primary school located in the rural town of Willow Tree.

Willowra School

Provides pre-school, primary and secondary education in the remote Aboriginal community of Willowra in the Central Desert region.

WILMA Women's Health Centre

WILMA Women’s Health Centre WILMA provides health services to women in the Macarthur area through integrated care pathways recognising the social, environmental, economic, physical and cultural factors which affect women's health.

Services include: counselling and therapeutic groups; crisis support and specialist case management; women’s health doctor, health education and health promotion including chronic health risk factor reduction strategies; natural health services and options; information and outreach services.

Wilmot Road Primary School

Primary School in Shepparton, Victoria.

Wilsonton Heights Neighbourhood Centre

The Wilsonton Heights Neighbourhood Centre is a not for profit organisation that services the North West Suburbs of Toowoomba.
Safer Toowoomba Regional Partnerships Inc. facilitates the running of the Centre.

Wilsonton State High School

State High School

Winanga-Li Aboriginal Child and Family Centre

Our mission is to build strong children, strong families and culturally strong communities. We provide support, advocacy and opportunity to help you thrive!

Our staff are based in Gunnedah, Quirindi, Narrabri, Tamworth and Lightning Ridge, and we work with communities all across regional NSW.

Some of our services include Out of Home Care, Aboriginal Fathers Project, Information, Linkages & Capacity Building, Justice Support, Early Learning, Long Day Care, Family Support, Pre-Schhol. Playgroup, Elders Groups, Community Events and Hope House to support parents and children.

Windermere Child and Family Services

Windermere is supporting residents impacted by the 2019/2020 Victorian Bushfires

Windsor District Baptist Church Emergency Relief Incorporated

A service to anyone residing in the Hawkesbury city Council Area, Providing support and information for EAPA vouchers for electricity and gas, Water vouchers, Telstra phone vouchers, Food pantry for distribution to the needy. Referrals to councillors, Sponsor for Work and Development Orders for NSW State Revenue.

Wingecarribee Shire Council

Located midway between Sydney and Canberra, Wingecarribee Shire Council is the local government authority for the Southern Highlands of New South Wales.

Our Mission is to create and nurture a vibrant and diverse community growing and working in harmony with our urban, agricultural and natural environments.

Winmalee Neighbourhood Centre Inc

Winmalee Neighbourhood Centre provides support/recreational/educational activities to disadvantaged community members. The centre is funded by Communities & Justice however the service also receives funding through the Dept. Social Services to provide financial assistance and practical support to the following LGA's-Hawkesbury, Penrith, Blue Mountains, Lithgow & the Central West. The financial/practical support we provide includes: food vouchers, fuel vouchers, brokerage, chemist vouchers, wood vouchers, water cartage, financial literacy programs, No Interest Loans, bushfire recovery, utility assistance, Work development Orders, community lunches, school breakfast program, community cupboard (subsidised food program), food packs, cooking programs, and fresh nutritious food available every day.
We work with the most vulnerable communities and provide our crisis support programs in an outreach model.

Winnam Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation

Community housing

Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health and Community Services

Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health and Community Services is an Aboriginal community controlled primary health care service operated by the Aboriginal community of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Winnunga has a Board of 6 Aboriginal people elected by the community. Winnunga sees around 3,000 clients per year, with a growth rate of about 80 new patients per month. Winnunga's primary purpose is to provide culturally safe and holistic health services to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of the ACT and surrounding areas.

WINS Community Centre

We provide a variety of services including: a Centrelink agency, free wifi and computer use, information and referral to the people of Wellington. We offer a variety of extra services including No Interest Loan applications, seniors IT, youth and family service, Elders meeting room and host a number of vital organisations in Wellington: Housing, Legal, Financial, NDIS, Job providers, Mental Health and more. We participate in the local Interagency, CDAT, DV Committee, Children's Committee and the Spirit of Xmas lunch as well as any other local activities like Youth Week, NAIDOC, Seniors Week and more.

Winton Neighbourhood Centre

Provide family support services to families in the area in financial need through the Winton Neighbourhood Centre

Winton State School

Is a State School supplying education from Prep to grade 12 students.

Wintringham

Wintringham was established in 1989 in response to the frustrations of watching elderly men and women die in homeless persons’ night shelters, unable to access mainstream aged care services.

In the years since, Wintringham has developed an ever expanding range of services which combine to provide a unique model of care. As well as providing the highest standard of residential aged care, we have also placed ourselves in the community, assisting people to maintain tenancies, managing care packages that optimise dignity and independence and providing outreach to elderly people who have lost everything.

We are a Victorian-based social justice welfare company working to ensure Rights, Dignity and Options for older Australians who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

WISE Employment

We offer a range of integrated programs and services, in support of and complementary to our free government-funded employment services. We help people who have disabilities help find stability and independence through employment.

WMQ - YHES House (Youth Health & Education Service)

YHES House is a safe, youth-friendly community hub that provides a non-judgemental space where young people are welcomed, listened to, and respected. Our services are available either through our centre or at outreach points - wherever you feel more comfortable.

Our staff and volunteers are here to help you get your life on track and work towards your goals.

WMQ - Youth Support Services - Northern Gold Coast

The Youth Support Service offers service information, advice and support to young people and their families in the Northern Gold Coast region. Young people aged 12-18 years who are experiencing issues with family and community connections, problems with school or getting involved in training or employment, or are at risk of harm or homelessness, are able to access the Youth Support Worker for practical and emotional support . The support worker will work alongside the young person to identify areas that they would like to improve, and work on a plan to improve their well-being, whilst developing skills the young person can use to better manage their life. This service is a voluntary and free service that respects the rights of young people, whilst acknowledging the importance of family.

Woden Community Service - Ability Services

We work with people with a disability by aiming to ensuring our participants lead a good quality, normal life. We provide Support Coordination and Direct Support for people with a disability.

Woden Community Service - Community Development and Engagement

Woden Community Service (WCS) has been true to its mission and purpose since it was established in 1969. Our values of hope, community, integrity and responsiveness continue to form the cornerstone of each and every service we provide - from child care to working with seniors. We have a strong, respectful service intention that offers flexibility and choice to people across the ACT and we work with stakeholders to build a vibrant and connected community.

Woden Community Service - CYFS Case Management

Our Family Case Management team provides support to families who are experiencing challenges and need some additional assistance. We aim to strengthen your skills and capacity so that you can continue to nurture and sustain your own wellbeing.

We can support your family in flexible ways, offering short- and medium-term family case management to families living within the Inner South Canberra, Woden, Weston and Molonglo regions.

Our family case managers can support you through activities such as:
- work with you and your family to identify your goals and support you to achieve them
- provide information and support around improving your family’s wellbeing
- build on your strengths and empower your family to reach their potential
- support you to make beneficial links and connections with your community
- connect you to a wide range of services that meet your family’s needs, and assist you to maintain this network of support independently

While every family has different needs, some examples of supports we might connect you to include: parenting programs; therapeutic services; mental health services; family violence support; alcohol & drug services; accommodation providers; provide advocacy support to you when you are communicating with government agencies such as Child and Youth Protection Services (CYPS), Housing ACT, Centrelink and the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA).

The Child Youth and Family Services program – Family Case Management team is a partnership between Woden Community Service and Anglicare, and is funded by the ACT Government’s Community Services Directorate.

Alternatively, you can contact OneLink and an assessing officer will talk to you about your situation and the different services available in the Canberra community. Phone 1800176468 Monday to Friday (8 am to 6 pm) or weekends (12.30 pm to 5 pm).

Woden Community Service - Lollipop Early Learning Centre

Lollipop Early Learning Centre is situated in the heart of the Woden Valley, provides a high quality childcare service for babies to children up to 5 years of age.

We provide long day care and occasional care. Our centre is culturally diverse and we are actively involved in local community events.

Lollipop is registered with the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) and works within the National Quality Standard.

Woden Community Service - Mental Health & Wellbeing

Our Hoarding Advocacy Support Service (HASS) Project, supports to people living with a mental health issue with a background of hoarding. The focus of this program is to promote wellbeing, hope, strength and recovery.