Individuals seeking assistance

Assisting Your Life To Achieve (AYLA Inc.)

AYLA Inc Assisting Your Life To Achieve is a not for profit (NFP) charity that has been operating locally in the Cockburn area since 2015.
AYLA Inc’s main aim is to fill the gaps in service provision within our local community. AYLA Inc currently has a low cost food centre and emergency food bank which distributes up to 3 tonnes of food a week, NFP Café using 50% of rescued food products to produce fresh meals, Op shop, registered NDIS service and mental health support. We are aiming to launch the first WA NFP hair salon in December with all profits going back to our projects and community programs.
Through this huge growth of AYLA Inc, we are now recognised and known for assisting the community in ways main stream organisations cannot due to their funding limitations and criteria.
The main reason we can offer unique ways to support our local residents is because AYLA Inc solely relies on community support. This ethos has been an effective tool to create stronger communities and vol

Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre is Australia’s leading asylum seeker organisation. We are multi-award winning, independent and receive no federal government funding. We work in direct service delivery, assisting some of the most disadvantaged people in our community and advocate on behalf of all asylum seekers.

Asylum Seekers Centre

Asylum Seekers Centre provide a welcoming environment and practical support for community based asylum seekers residing in NSW

Atitjere Homelands Store

Community store servicing needs of 400 person population of Atitjere, remote Aboriginal community in Northern Territory

ATODS

Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug Service, provides assessment, treatment and referral for people who are experiencing problems with substance use. ATODS also provides support for family members affected by substance use.

Atyenhenge Atherre Aboriginal Corporation

AAAC exists to support the community, building a positive future for the families of Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa) by administering funding to deliver services within community to directly provide for the education, housing, employment, training, welfare and advancement of community members.

Auburn Centre for Community

Community Centre

Aunties and Uncles Queensland

Australian Allsports Evolution

Australian All Sports Evolution is a new nonprofit organisation dedicated to improving the lives of Australians through sport.

We believe that everyone - regardless of age, gender, physical ability or cultural background - can benefit from participation in community sports.

Whether it’s a child without access to traditional sporting clubs, or older Australians looking for practical ways to stay active, Australian All Sports Evolution is here to help.

Australian Catholic University - Signadou Campus

Our teams work to build an inclusive student community, care for your pastoral needs and spiritual wellbeing, and encourage you to see the world in new and different ways. Whatever your religion, or even if you have none, our campus ministry team is here to welcome students and staff and offer guidance. Our chaplains and pastoral associates are on hand at each of our campuses, ready to support you and offer meaningful ways to explore life’s big questions. They run social events, provide hang-out spaces, offer reflection and prayer experiences, participate in social justice and community engagement, and keep their doors open for when you need to talk.

Australian Childhood Foundation - OurSPACE

Provide therapeutic services to children and young people in foster care. We provide services which effectively reduce the incidence of child abuse and harm it causes children, families and the community. We do this by providing direct services to children who have suffered or were at risk of abuse and neglect and their families in the form of counselling, practical assistance, emotional support and material aid. We also conduct research, prevention and education programs aimed to raise public awareness about the problem of child abuse and family violence.

Australian Community Support Organisation - Queensland program

We are an important part of the criminal justice system and we help people change their behaviours so that they can get their life back on track and stay out of prison. Head office is in Richmond, Victoria. Queensland program is known as CREST - a regionally based prisoner re-entry program focusing on success on parole.

Australian Community Support Organisation - Victoria

ACSO provides community based support for people who have been involved with the criminal justice system. The goal of ACSO is for clients to live productive crime free lives in their communities.

Australian Community Support Organisation (ACSO)

ACSO - Australian Community Support Organisation. We are a not-for-profit organisation. We aspire to create a safe and inclusive community freed of crime and prison. Our goal is simple, to give people opportunites to rebuild their lives and reintegrate succesfully back into society. The CREST program is delivered in South East Queensland region and is focusing on success on parole. Client's of the CREST's Post Release Managed Stream (PRMS) receive three months support from day of release whilst completing parole. Clients are allocated a Forensic Case Worker for the duration of their support perioed who will work in partnership with the client to identify their needs/risks and develop an individual re-entry plan to assist with successful reintegration.

Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation - ACT

Kookaburra Kids offers respite, support and education to children living in a family affected by mental illness. Through our camp & activity program we allow kids to have fun, as well as to learn more about the mental illnesses in their families through our psycho-education program. This program builds resilience by developing coping strategies and social connectedness in the children, thus giving them the best chance of maintaining their own mental health. Camps are run yearly with activity days run during the school holidays to help children maintain the social bonds they form on camps.

Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation - NSW

Kookaburra Kids supports children aged 8-18 who live with a family member, usually their parent, affected by mental illness. Our purpose is to deliver life-changing outcomes that positively impact their lives. We provide early intervention and mental health education in a fun way through our camp and activity programs. We facilitate unforgettable experiences for children giving them a break from their caring roles and a safe environment to share their experiences with children living in similar circumstances and build a peer support network. We help children learn coping skills and build resilience, to manage their home lives and reduce vulnerability. As they reach school leaving age, we provide support and mentoring to help them into tertiary studies and/or employment.

It is our philosophy that all children affected by family members with a mental illness deserve to be supported, to be valued and provided the opportunity to reach their potential.

Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation - NT

Kookaburra Kids supports children aged 8-18 who live with a family member, usually their parent, affected by mental illness. We provide early intervention and mental health education in a fun way through our camp and activity programs. We help children learn coping skills and build resilience, to manage their home lives and reduce vulnerability. As they reach school leaving age, we provide support and mentoring to help them into tertiary studies and/or employment.

Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation - QLD

Kookaburra Kids supports children aged 8-18 who live with a family member, usually their parent, affected by mental illness. Our purpose is to deliver life-changing outcomes that positively impact their lives. We provide early intervention and mental health education in a fun way through our camp and activity programs. We facilitate unforgettable experiences for children giving them a break from their caring roles and a safe environment to share their experiences with children living in similar circumstances and build a peer support network. We help children learn coping skills and build resilience, to manage their home lives and reduce vulnerability. As they reach school leaving age, we provide support and mentoring to help them into tertiary studies and/or employment.

It is our philosophy that all children affected by family members with a mental illness deserve to be supported, to be valued and provided the opportunity to reach their potential.

Australian Muslim Women's Centre for Human Rights

The Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Human Rights is an organisation of Muslim women working to advance the rights and status of Muslim women in Australia. We believe that Muslim women must be the impetus for change in their status as citizens. We are a non-religious organisation reflecting the cultural, linguistic and sectarian diversity within the Muslim community. As an organisation committed to Muslim women and human rights, we will not remain silent when Islam is used to undermine the status of Muslim women but will intervene in these instances with facts and informed analysis.

Australian Pain Management Association Inc.

The Australian Pain Management Association Inc. (APMA) is a health charity which was established in 2009 because there weren't any community services for the more than 3.2 million Australians living with pain. APMA is the consumer health organisation for all Australians who live with pain. APMA is your voice.

We aim to enhance the wellbeing of all Australians living with chronic pain through guided pain management, involving your pain team. This is reflected in the goals of the National Pain Strategy which APMA actively supports. APMA is entirely self-funded and relies on memberships, donations and sponsorships to meet some of the enormous needs of people with severe chronic pain.

WHAT WE DO

APMA provides a telephone helpline service, pain support groups, develops resources, delivers training and champions improvements in pain health and community care.

Australian Red Cross

Our vision
Human dignity, peace, safety and wellbeing for all.

Our purpose
We support and empower people and communities in times of vulnerability.

Our purpose is to reduce suffering across Australia and internationally through mobilising the power of humanity.

Australian Red Cross - ACT

Whether it's a major natural disaster or a personal crisis in your own home, Red Cross is there to give immediate and practical help with disaster relief and recovery.

Reaching people in remote places around the world rapidly to provide shelter, food and medical help provides a lifeline. Reaching out to those cut off by flood waters and fire at home reassures and sustains.

Re-connecting families or finding out the fate of loved ones torn apart by war or disaster lets people get on with their lives. A hot meal for someone living rough means making a connection when it seems no one else is there to help.

We are among the first to arrive and last to leave when disaster strikes, and an important part of our local communities every day.

Australian Red Cross - Community and Social Enterprise

The Community and Social Enterprises Program encompasses a suite of programs such as social enterprise development, youth engagement, homelessness, and indigenous community work.

Australian Red Cross - Community Programs Goldfields

Australian Red Cross Goldfields delivers Community Programs. These include Soup Patrol and Good Start Breakfast Club. Soup Patrol delivers soup 3 nights/week to homeless and displaced individuals. Within a year 9300 serves of soup and bread (2000 being to children) are given out by volunteers. Fruit is also distributed when able. This program is not externally funded and costs $38000 to operate throughout the year. With a large number of our clients being local Indigenous and also Indigenous groups from out of town, it would be unfortunate to the community to have this service cease as this is sometimes the staple meal for the individual on the day.
Soup Patrol allows volunteers to assist clients to connect with other services, we have gifted blankets during the Soup Patrol, toiletries and other items when able.

Australian Red Cross - Community Programs Perth WA

Soup Patrol Service, suite of other community programs in the Metro area