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Koonambil Aged Care Ltd

Koonambil Aged Care Limited is a community owned, mission based organisation that operates a residential aged care facility in Coonamble in the far west region of NSW.

Koonambil provides individualised quality care to all residents in a safe, caring, happy and homelike environment. Individual needs are catered for and residents continue to lead a purposeful life assisted by ongoing community engagement and participation.

Koonambil currently has 30 bed licenses that allow ageing in place, including respite, together with eight independent living units.

Koondoola Primary School

Koondoola Primary School is located approximately 17 kilometres from the Perth CBD in the City of Wanneroo and has an enrolment of 310 students. Our multi-cultural primary school is one of the most unique educational environments in Western Australia. It brings together children from a wide range of backgrounds, languages and cultures. Add to this the on-site Intensive English Centre and our close relationship with Burbridge School for children with Special Needs and it becomes clear that celebrating inclusivity is a way of life for the Koondoola school community. Over 75% of our students come from a language background other than English making Koondoola the most culturally diverse school in the state.

Koorawatha Public School Parents & Citizens Association Inc

We have developed a 3-year plan in consultation with our community, connected to a budget and student outcomes.

The school plan is highly strategic, focusing on 3 key areas for improvement we have determined in consultation with our community. It demonstrates our alignment and commitment to excellence as part of public education in NSW to ensure a profound difference to the ongoing growth and development of our school.

Koorda Community Resource Centre

Build and strengthen the capacity of our local community
Value our community and encourage its development
Uphold the highest standard of integrity in all our actions

Koordak Aboriginal Corporation

Koordak is a non-profit organisation based on helping to improve the lives of the Aboriginal Community in Ellenbrook and surrounds. We are a stand-alone Aboriginal lead and run community centre not governed by any other bodies therefore having our very own strength to give back to those in our community without competing with any other organisations.

Koordak relies on donations, in-kind support, volunteers and grants to proceed with our everyday programs. Our aim is to close the gap and conserve, teach and protect culture and those vulnerable in our community. We focus on education, social issues, identity, culture and tradition.

We provide support for Aboriginal people by facilitating cultural and educational programs for adults and children whilst promoting empowerment and encouraging strength and pride.

Koordak is a very long awaited organisation that has come in to the City of Swan that will positively impact the lives of Aboriginal families in the area.

Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council

Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire is administered by the Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council in accordance with the Local Government Act 2009. Council has an elected Mayor and Councillors who work closely with an Executive Team to deliver services to the community.

Koya Aboriginal Corporation

Koya Aboriginal Corporation’s overarching vision is to create an innovative and sustainable Indigenous operated business that maintains the heritage of Indigenous culture; generates income, employment and recognition for Indigenous people; and, through genuine Indigenous knowledge, promote understanding and harmony with the environment and people, resulting in a social return to the Indigenous community.

Kuditj

Kuditj is an Indigenous-owned, not-for-profit organization in Perth, Western Australia, committed to empowering the community through education, training, and employment support.

In partnership with the National Suicide Prevention and Trauma Recovery Project (NSTPRP), Kuditj offers post-custody services at the police watchhouse, supporting Perth’s most vulnerable individuals in finding security and stability. We support a high volume of homeless and at-risk youth, families, and adults released from custody. With the help of donations, such as handbags filled with essentials, we can provide these individuals with immediate relief and dignity as they transition back into the community. For more information: https://suicidepreventionproject.com.au/

Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre

Our staff work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who are studying at Murdoch University. The ages range from 17 years to 75 years old. We support the students holistically, including academic but also personal needs. This can include working with homelessness, financial hardship, mental/health illnesses, domestic violence, finding work, advocating to Centrelink etc.
Our centre has facilities that students can access including printing/faxing, stationary, computer lab, study spaces, outdoor area and a kitchen, with tea/coffee and some food. We run programs for the students to support them with their learning and help them achieve their goals. We also run free workshops in high schools around Perth and in the community. These programs are to break down preconceived barriers around education and help students unlock their full potential. Our aim is to empower our students to gain their wings to fly, through a life-cycle approach of holistic support.

Kullarri Regional Communities Indigenous Corporation

KRCIC operates as a not-for-profit Indigenous Corporation under the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) and is classified as a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI).

We aim to create positive and sustainable futures for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people and communities in the Kullarri Region.

We aim to deliver quality and targeted employment and community services and lead the development of regional economic and community development projects that benefit our member communities and clients.

Kulture Break

A Resilience through Movement organisation committed to providing dance services to young people within schools and the local community.

Kummara Association - Brisbane Family Wellbeing Service - KICS Family Support

Our Family Wellbeing Service is funded by the Queensland government and is a community controlled, free of charge, service for all Indigenous families who have children under the age of 18 years old living in their care.

Kummara operates south of the Brisbane river; from the inner city suburb of West End all the way to the Ipswich region. The Brisbane Family Wellbeing Service is located in Chandler and is for families living in or around Stones Corner, Annerley, Moorooka, Carina, Mt Gravatt and Sunnybank Hills.

Families can either self refer to us or we can take referrals from services like hospitals, schools and child safety services. The easiest way to self refer or refer a family is by filling out this online form.

Kummara Association Inc - Chandler

Kummara Association Inc. is an Indigenous Community Organisation formed in 1999 to provide services to the Indigenous and non-Indigenous Community.

Our hope is to support and nurture resilient children, families and communities by responding to issues at the personal, social and structural levels in society.

Kummara Association Inc - Goodna

Kummara Association Inc. is an Indigenous Community Organisation formed in 1999 to provide services to the Indigenous and non-Indigenous Community.

Our hope is to support and nurture resilient children, families and communities by responding to issues at the personal, social and structural levels in society.

Kummara Association Inc - Inala

Kummara Ltd. is an Indigenous Community Organisation formed in 1999 to provide services to the Indigenous and non-Indigenous Community.

Our hope is to support and nurture resilient children, families and communities by responding to issues at the personal, social and structural levels in society.

Kummara Family Wellbeing

Our Family Wellbeing Service is funded by the Queensland government and is a community controlled, free of charge, service for all Indigenous families who have children under the age of 18 years old living in their care.

Kummara operates south of the Brisbane river; from the inner city suburb of West End all the way to the Ipswich region. The Brisbane Family Wellbeing Service is located in Chandler and is for families living in or around Stones Corner, Annerley, Moorooka, Carina, Mt Gravatt and Sunnybank Hills.

Kummara IFS - Moreton Bay

Intensive Family Support

Kummara Limited - Ipswich

Kummara Limited is an Indigenous Community Organisation formed in 1999 to provide services to the Indigenous and non-Indigenous Community.

Our hope is to support and nurture resilient children, families and communities by responding to issues at the personal, social and structural levels in society.

Family and Child Connect can help with a range of family and parenting challenges. We’ll talk with you about your situation and work out the type of support you might find helpful.

We can connect you to local services that can help with:

managing your child’s behaviour (e.g. skipping school, running away from home, homework, tantrums)
building better family relationships
stopping any violence at home
budgeting and managing money
alcohol, drug or gambling problems
housing, health care or access to other community or government services.
You can use this service as often as you need. There is no limit and no cost.

Every family is different so when you speak with us you will get advice and support specific to your situation.

Kununurra PCYC

Kununurra PCYC is one of the most rural and needy parts of WA, Kununurra PCYC works closely with a number of community organisations to provide recreational and personal development opportunities for children and young people in Kununurra and the West Kimberley.
The centre currently delivers a broad range of youth and community activities that are culturally appropriate in supporting the children and young people of Kununurra.

These activities provide opportunities for the Western Australia Police Force Youth Policing Officers (YPO’s) to focus on building rapport and empowering young people to be the best that they can be in reaching their potential.

Kuranda Neighbourhood Centre

The Kuranda Neighbourhood Centre is an information and support service for Kuranda locals to assist in promoting a sense of community: by linking people to supporting services, by promoting inter-agency contacts and by responding to emerging needs.

Kurbingui Youth Development Ltd

Kurbingui Youth & Family Development Limited was established in 2001 primarily to provide and promote physical activities in the form of boxing as a means to developing strong, healthy and positive lifestyles for young people. Mr Syl Johns was the driving force behind this program, however he soon realised that there were more complex issues for these young people that required personal support and guidance. To address some of these issues, the “Yeaca Dhargo” Employment Program was born under the auspice of Mercy Family Services for the first year, and then transferred to the newly incorporated Kurbingui Youth Development Limited in 2001.

Kurnai Secondary College

Kurnai College is driven by the core values of ENGAGEMENT, EXCELLENCE, WORK ETHIC and RELATIONSHIPS. The College's stated purpose is "To build a learning community with a global perspective which promotes respect and achievement". The College has established programs in Advanced Learning, Mentoring, English as a Second Language, International Education, Peer Support and Student Leadership, Community Engagement, Transition, Careers and Pathways and Music. Teamwork is a central element in shaping and promoting improvement in the College with year level teams in years 7 to 10, and combined curriculum teams operate in years 11 and 12. Kurnai College continues to make Koorie inclusivity and intercultural learning a focus and an area for continued attention. Considerable emphasis and resources have been devoted to targeted professional learning for all staff.

Kurrajong Heights Bowling and Recreation Club Ltd

We are a community owned and managed Club. We have social bowls one morning and one afternoon per week. We also have a community dinner every Thursday evening where volunteers cook a healthy meal for an accessible price. It is also the home of the Bilpin Shed that meets there every Thursday afternoon. At present we have many repairs to the Club House, such as roof removal and repair, and our Green needs resurfacing. We have no paid staff - all grounds and Club maintenance are carried out by volunteers.

Kurrajong Village Baptist Church

Church Organisation involved in community welfare & community care. Bushfire Recovery Flood Recovery

Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation

Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation (KAC) is not for profit organisation that incorporated on 21st November 1994 under the Aboriginal Councils and Associations Act 1976.

(KAC) is a drop in centre for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community living in the Sutherland Shire and St George areas.

Kurranulla are dedicated to providing individually tailored and culturally appropriate services to Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander within their communities.

Our vision is to strive for excellence and best practice in the provision of culturally appropriate services and quality care for all members in the community.

We service communities across South East Sydney, Inner West, St George and Sutherland Shire. We can help connect you to an NDIS or Aged Care Package.

All of our services are strengths based, person-centred and culturally safe.

We listen to what matters to you so that together, as a community, we improve our social and emotional wellbeing, connection and resilience.