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AccessCare

AccessCare is a not-for-profit provider of home care and support managed by Kingston City Council. We support people who are older, homeless, have disabilities and/or are carers.

We have developed a strong reputation over the past 20 years for supporting people, including those with complex needs. Our team of tertiary qualified Aged Care Advisers listen to what's important to you, supporting and empowering you to stay active and enjoy life.

We support people who are older or have disabilities and want to keep living at home, in Kingston, Bayside, Glen Eira, Stonnington and Port Phillip.

Accord Outreach

Supports clients who are at risk or experiencing Homelessness and/or Domestic Violence as well as supporting clients with CALD barriers.

Accordwest

Community based service which aims to provide individuals and families who may be marginalised with the opportunities and resources to be part of the community they live. This includes homelessness, community and transitional housing, prison reintegration services, out of home care, foster care and family support services including substance, reconnect, children and parenting support.

ACON Health

ACON Health provides Counselling and Care coordination services to members of the LGBTIQ+ community and people living with HIV.

Acquired Brain Injury Services

We embrace the unique needs of people with an Acquired Brain Injury and seek to be at the forefront of service provision, responding to clients’ needs to achieve equality of opportunities, empowerment and independence in all aspects of life.

ACSO - Reconnect - Traralgon

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.

ACT Corrective Services - Reintegration Unit

The Reintegration Unit is a voluntary program that supports eligible people leaving custody with their transition back into the community. We focus on each individuals needs, and provide support in five core areas:
Accommodation, Basic needs, Community connections, Financial management and Health. We assist with Various Support, including:
• Clothing for day of release, rehab or work
• A release pack including bus tickets, grocery card, toiletries, and towel etc.,
• Transport on the day of release
• Training e.g., white card, asbestos awareness,
• Food bank vouchers
• Referrals and entry support to Rehabilitation services.

ACT Down Syndrome Association

The ACT Down Syndrome Association is a self help organisation formed in 1987 by a group of interested parents with a vision to form a resourceful, supportive and beneficial association for members with Down syndrome and their families living in the ACT and surrounding regions.

The core focus of the Association is to support families with a member who has Down syndrome, promote improvements in the quality of life in people with Down syndrome, and to stimulate within the wider community an awareness of the abilities and needs of people with Down syndrome.

Act for Kids - ASC Townsville

Assessment and Service Connect partners with families who are involved in an open investigation with Child Safety, to inform a family-focused assessment while providing support to increase safety and well-being and reduce the need for ongoing Child Safety intervention.

Act for Kids - Assessment and Service Connect

Act for Kids is an Australian not for-profit organisation providing professional therapy and support services for children and their families, operating independently of any government. In the Brisbane region, ASC is delivered by Act for Kids.
The purpose of our engagement is to understand your family’s strengths and needs in order to help keep your family together.

Act for Kids - BNIFS

Brisbane North Intensive Family Support Program

Act for Kids - BNIFS - West Burleigh

Act for Kids is an Australian charity providing free therapy and support services to children and families who have experienced, or are at risk of child abuse and neglect. We have helped thousands of children and families for over 30 years.

Act for Kids operates over 26 centres with a team of over 400 staff from Adelaide all the way up to the Cape York Peninsula. Our services have expanded to include integrated therapy, support for vulnerable families, special workshops to empower kids and safe houses in remote Aboriginal communities.

Act for Kids - ISP

The Act for Kids ISP Program works in partnership with the Department of Child Safety and other child protection services to provide holistic trauma-informed support to children in the child protection system.

Act for Kids - Mackay

Family and Child Connect

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.

Act for Kids - Maryborough

Act for Kids is an Australian charity providing free therapy and support services to children and families who have experienced, or are at risk of child abuse and neglect. We have helped thousands of children and families for over 30 years.

Act for Kids - Rockhampton

Our Purpose
To prevent and treat child abuse and neglect.
Our Vision
All kids have a safe and happy childhood, free from abuse and neglect.
Our Values
We are a professional, ethical team who is caring, courageous and collaborative.

The Intensive Family Support program (IFS) is provided in Rockhampton. IFS services are tailored for families that have multiple and complex needs. We can help with:
- addressing issues such as domestic violence, mental health and substance misuse
- developing stronger life skills such as setting routines, budgeting and managing the household
- parenting support and strategies to build positive family relationships
- managing stress to cope with daily pressures
- providing child health and wellbeing resources
- linking clients into services that support child development
- connecting clients with local services, playgroups and other social networks
- supporting families with their cultural needs
- anything else clients are worried about

ACT Grow Residential Rehabilitation

The ACT Grow house provides dual diagnosis residential rehabilitation for up to five people at a time.

ACT Human Rights Commission

The ACT Human Rights Commission promotes the human rights and welfare of all people living in the ACT.

The Commission:

- Handles complaints in relation to health, disability and community services, abuse of vulnerable people, and complaints under discrimination law.

- Increases awareness of the rights and responsibilities of service users and service providers, and encourage service improvement.

- Provides advice to government and others regarding their human rights obligations.

- Advocates for children, young people and adults experiencing vulnerability.

- Advocates for and supports victims of crime.

ACT Together

ACT Together is a consortium created to provide quality services for children and young people in out-of-home care in the ACT. The requirements for children, young people and their carers varies due to the age groups: new born to 18 year old. Children and young people come from a variety of backgrounds, cultures and abilities.

Active Refugee & Migrant Integration in Australia (ARMIA)

ARMIA aims to develop strategies and activities that will empower refugees and migrants to take their rightful, acknowledged and supported place in the Australian society, combat social isolation, especially in South East Queensland.

Actors' & Entertainers' Benevolent Fund of Qld Inc.

The ABD QLD support professional performing arts workers in times of crisis.

Our Vision
Where Queensland performing arts professionals turn when in crisis or in need.

Mission Statement
To assist performing arts professionals experiencing hardship.

Actscare Limited

Provides 30+ tonnes of food to persons in need per week
Provides housing for marginalised persons with mental health, disabilities and disengaged persons

Adavale Lane Community Centre Incorporated

This organisation is a community Hall which is situated near Northparkes Mines in the Central West Region of NSW. The Hall is used for various meetings including Landcare, Northparkes Mines Neighbours meetings and the Rural Fire Service, which is in the process of building a shed to house the Coragery fire Truck on our premises. The hall is also used for social functions and gathers members from surrounding properties and the neighbouring towns of Parkes, Trundle, Bruie Plains and Peak Hill. Social Functions include gatherings for Xmas Parties, Camp Oven nights and BBQs.

Adolescent and Young Adult Hospice

Adolescent and Young Adult Hospice (AYAH) in Manly. A state-wide unit providing respite, symptom management and end-of-life care to young people aged 15-24 years old with a life limiting illness across NSW. This support extends to their families/carers with accommodation, counselling and bereavement support. AYAH also supports families with post-death care of a young person with life limiting illness.

ADRA Community Pantry Townsville

We operate every Friday from our church hall where clients on concession cards or those who are struggling financially can come and be registered and receive a food parcel consisting of basic pantry items, fresh produce as it is available and bread. As well as the Friday operation, we deliver food hampers to those unable to attend or who are in emergency situations. Each week we distribute between 80 and 100 boxes. Our food is sourced from a number of supermarkets, small businesses and Food Relief NQ. We rely heavily on donations of food and money as we receive only modest support from other sources. Although much of the food is donated, a significant amount is also purchased in order to keep a good balance of staples in the hampers. Since virus restrictions were enforced, our Friday operation has been changed. Now we pre-pack boxes and deliver to clients in the car park. This ensures minimal contact between clients and volunteers. We have 28 staff all of whom are volunteers.