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Bemin Secondary College

Bemin Secondary College is a new school opening in the outer western suburbs, supporting students from a vast variety of cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds with education.

Benarrawa Community Development Association Inc

Benarrawa is a small and beautiful not for
profit community organisation. We work with
local people and other organisations for a just,
welcoming and inclusive community.
We work from our centre at 79 Waratah Ave,
Graceville, but our community development
work builds supportive relationships with
people all over Brisbane.
What we do:
Every Sunday, 7 am: Graceville Community
Garden gatherings
Every Wednesday 9.30 - 11.30: Nature Babes
Playgroup
Every Wednesday 7 - 9 am: Bush Tucker garden
working bee
Every Wednesday: Food Connect drop off and
pick up, early afternoon
First Tuesday each month: 12 noon.
Community shared lunch.
Benarrawa Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Solidarity Group meets regularly to
share information and plan community and public
events, like cultural awareness workshops with
schools and organisations, and events in the Bush
Tucker garden. We have several public events through the year.

Bendemeer Public School

We are a remote NSW Government primary school with students from kindergarten to year 6.

Bendigo Community Health Services

We have cared for the Bendigo community since 1974. Our charter is supporting disadvantaged and vulnerable clients in the community. We also support new refugee families arriving in Australia, particularly from the Karen, Afghan and South Sudanese communities. Our main areas include medical practices, allied health (podiatry, diabetes and chronic disease management), child and family services, alcohol and other drugs support, counselling and mental health, Settlement Services.

Bendigo Family and Financial Services Inc

BFFS's is a community service delivering emergency relief, financial counselling, case management and NILs no interest loans.
We have 3 agencies: Bendigo Family and Financial Services, Shepparton Family and Financial Services and Cobram Fam8ily and Financial Services.

Bendigo Foodshare

Bendigo Foodshare's vision is to reduce food poverty in central Victoria. We do this by rescuing and distributing food that would otherwise go to waste and by supporting skill development programs that help reduce food insecurity.

Bendigo Neighbourhood Hub

We are a community organisation that provides programs, services, resources and activities to people living within the City of Greater Bendigo. Our core focus is on providing support services to individuals, families and groups in order to enable them to experience success within their own lives and within the broader community. While we support all people in our community, our main demographic is supporting people from refugee background, older people, those who are isolated or experiencing disadvantage and members of our LGBTQIA+ community.

Bendigo Senior Secondary College

Provides VCE/VET to Year 11 and Year 12 students in Bendigo.

Bendoc Neighbourhood House

Is an inclusive community development type space where all members of the community are welcome to come to take part in social, educational, recreational, health and support activities. We also offer a line of communication between our remote community and the East Gippsland Council.

Benowa State High School

International secondary school. Large student population, student services work with a number of marginalised students/families.

Benowa State School

We are a state primary school based on the Gold Coast with a student population of approximately 900.

Benwerren

Benwerren provides time out for women and children in need. Families come from all over Melbourne in varying circumstances: refuge, homeless, disadvantaged, family violence, family break-down, tired or worn out. Our aim is to provide a break (up to 2 weeks) in a caring, relaxed environment where they can rest, be safe, regenerate, reflect and be encouraged. We provide healthy home-cooked meals and a sense of family where everyone is valued. Trained and experienced staff offer care and support, linking with relevant agencies.

Berridale OOSHC

Berridale OOSHC is a not-for-profit, community run organisation that provides before and after school care for the families of Berridale and surrounds.

Berridale Public School P&C

Our Parents and Citizens’ Association (P&C) is made up of parents and carers, teachers and community members. The P&C meets regularly to contribute to decision-making, developing policies and management plans as well as fundraising.

Berry Street

Berry Street provides programs to more than 35,000 children, young people and families each year.

Best Beginnings Plus

Service delivery for vulnerable and at risk parents in the pre birth capacity or with babies up to 2 years of age. Part of Department of Communities, Child Protection and Family Support, Perth District Office

bestchance

bestchance is a not for profit organisation that supports families with education, care and financial and practical assistance. We believe in empowering individuals through skilled purpose to achieve their goals resulting in stronger communities, healthier families and happier childhoods.

Bethania Lutheran Primary School

Primary School

Beulah Community Ltd

Charity based on Buderim, Sunshine Coast involved in social justice (aboriginal reconciliation) and land conservation.

Beyond Disability Inc.

Beyond Disability is a not for profit charity established in 1997 by Richard Stubbs OAM and our volunteers recycle computers, laptops and tablets for distribution to disabled and/or housebound folks, Veterans and their carers. Currently, we have 40 clients, mainly in the Mornington Peninsula area.

Recently we have expanded our focus to include school children in financially struggling families. We make a difference by not only supplying and installing the equipment but also providing in-home servicing of our equipment as needed.

Beyond DV Ltd

Beyond DV is a Brisbane based charity working with families to help rebuild their lives after domestic and family violence. Our Bright Start program focuses on helping children transition into new schools when relocating from a domestic violence situation. Our Youth Program “HOPE 4 Life” provides a mentor program to help children aged 7-17 years heal from trauma. Our Time Out program allows DV survivors to take some time out of their busy, often stressful, lives to focus on their own healing. Our “HOPE Beyond DV”- Recovery Services Open Day, in collaboration with Brisbane Domestic Violence Service provides an opportunity for government and non-government organisations to come together as a “one stop shop” with a focus on providing Brisbane DV survivors with an efficient way to access recovery services in one place. Our Pathways to Hope, will give women the opportunity to build financial independence through counselling, mentoring, training and job placement.

Beyond Youth Justice

This service provides young people – who are engaged with youth justice services – support and assistance in the areas of rehabilitation and emotional wellbeing.

As well as community based individual support, each partner agency delivers workshops (such as psycho-social skills development) at Banksia Hill.

Biala Hostel

Biala is a Hostel for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Girls attending High School on the Northern Beaches. Girls stay away from their homes and community in rural NSW to escape hardships and to gain a better education and to share in life experiences.

Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community La Grange Incorporated

Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community La Grange Inc (BACLG) was incorporated in 1975 as a not-for-profit organisation to administer government-funded programs for the community, such as the Daycare service, Municipal Services, and Centrelink and Australia Post agencies. A Council of community representatives governs the organisation. Services have expanded to include a Women's Centre, Men's Centre and Family Centre. A Community Services Plan has been created to improve outcomes for children 0-4 years old and their families. Many of our programs are funded through donations and grants. We have created culturally safe spaces to develop engagement from community members. Services are provided to improve health and wellness and reduce stress on Aboriginal families in the community. We are always looking for creative ways to supply our community service programs for some of the most vulnerable people in Australian.

Big Group Hug Ltd

Big Group Hug is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organisation founded in 2014 by mum and teacher, Angela Wood and successful business leader, Geraldine Camilleri. Based in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, Big Group Hug supports vulnerable and disadvantaged families in need, by providing new and pre-loved goods to help these families care for their children, aged from new born to 16-year-old.

Our core belief is that all children deserve the best start in life, so for us, the child is the focus of everything we do. Our team is made up of over 300 individuals/volunteers who are determined and committed to assisting every family who asks for help.

We work closely with and receive requests for specific and essential items through Case Workers, Maternal and Child Health Nurses or other professionals in the community. Some of the basic necessities requested range from nappies, clothes, formula, and toys to nursery furniture, prams, car seats, and more. We pride ourselves on our compassionate, quick, and responsive nature, ensuring that we do everything we can to meet these needs, and in the process, help protect every young child in Australia from the adverse effects of disadvantage. 

Big Group Hug is also known to be independent and resourceful, with a unique ability to coordinate and mobilise community support. Heeding the call local businesses, and communities at large immediately spring into action and respond to the needs of young children, particularly vulnerable children, and their families. This only serves to prove that together, we can put the squeeze on childhood poverty.