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Dundula State School

Dundula SS is a small school of approx 70 students. We have a low ICSEA value of 6 / 100 which relates to the socio-economic status of our families as well as a number of other social factors (low employment, educational level of parents, housing etc). We have a chaplain 2 days per week and have many high needs children and a high proportion of indigenous children. Our staff are committed to improving educational and social outcomes for our children. Many of children see school as their safe place. We value education greatly and aspire to have as many of our students break the poverty cycle as we can. We want to help them see how a good education can help them break this cycle. We work hard to provide the students with their essential needs, when many come to school without these things. Our staff work hard to provide our students with a safe and caring environment. We acknowledge the correlation between attendance and achievement and work hard to improve attendance for some families.

Dunlea Centre, Australia's Original Boys' Town

Dunlea Centre, Australia’s Original Boys’ Town is a specialised co-educational, Years 7 to 10 school and residential program catering for disadvantaged young people who are at risk of family breakdown, disengagement from education and entry into the care of the Minister for Youth Justice.

Our motto is “A Place for Change” and our aims are educational gain and behavioural change. The Centre provides education, social skills development, counselling support and parenting classes. These combined, assist our young people and families to build relationships, engage in education and improve their own future together.

Dunolly Primary School

Primary school in central Victoria providing education to rurally isolated students in the highly disadvantaged shire of Central Goldfields.

Dutton Park State School

Primary School in Dutton Park. Provides education to student from Prep to Year 6.

DVConnect

Our vision is that all relationships are free from domestic, family and sexual violence. Our mission is that through collaboration we enable seamless pathways from violence to safety and beyond. DVConnect exists to help Queenslanders escape domestic, family and sexual violence by providing crisis helplines, as well as emergency transport and accommodation away from violence. DVConnect is a not-for-profit organisation that has provided state-wide specialist domestic, family and sexual violence crisis counselling, intervention, information, safety planning and pathways to safety for almost 20 years.

EACH - Ipswich

EACH provides a range of health, disability, counselling and mental health services across Australia.

EACH Social & Community Health Centre - Victoria

Mental health outreach support to people with mental health, homelessness and complex needs. EACH's principal activities remained the provision of support across its many
communities through the delivery of its 10 major service types, these being: Primary
Health Care (including GP Allied Health, Nursing and Oral Health Services, Health
Promotion), Disability and Aged Care Services, Mental Health Services, (including
NDIS services)
Alcohol and Other Drug Services, Youth Services, Child and Family Services,
(including
Child Care, Early Childhood Intervention Services, Youth Services, Mediation and
Family Relationship Services), Counselling and targeted psychological services
(including Problem Gambling counselling, Victims of Crime support, Financial
counselling), Family Violence Interventions and Social Housing Services through its
fully owned subsidiary company, EACH Housing Ltd.

Eagle Point Primary School

Eagle Point Primary School is a rural school situated in the township of Eagle Point, between Bairnsdale and Paynesville in a picturesque setting overlooking Lake King, part of the magnificent Gippsland Lakes.

Eagleby Neighbourhood Centre

Communities for Children Services

East Creek Community Centre

Our non for profit Neighbourhood Centre provides social and practical support to the community. We provide technology lessons, Tax Help Program and have Oz Harvest delivered twice a week which we provide to the community for free. We have social groups to provide opportunity for community and individual interaction. These groups include, crochet, blanket making, walking card games, Mah-jong, Stroke and brain injury support, produce swap and social craft groups. We also offer advice information and referral for the community. We have a targeted program for over 60's to reduce loneliness and social isolation and have a bus to collect those people who need transport for outings.

East Gippsland Shire Council

Local Government Organisation. East Gippsland is an inclusive and innovative community that values its natural environment, puts community at the centre of Council decision making and creates the conditions in which communities can thrive.

East Gippsland Specialist School

East Gippsland Specialist School provides a comprehensive and innovative curriculum for primary and secondary students with intellectual disabilities.

East Hills Public School

East Hills Public School has 199 students with many from a low socio economic status as is reflected in our ICSEA. To support the well being of our students in their capacity to be successful learners, we deliver a healthy eatery that is free for students and community. The eatery not only promotes a healthy eating culture but boosts social skills and encourages language development.

East Kenwick Primary School - Breakfast Club

We provide a nutritious breakfast for students who don't eat before they attend school. Unfortunately many students arrive hungry and find it difficult to engage with their classroom learning. Our aim is to feed every child to ensure that they have a great start to their day.

East Loddon Food Share Program Inc.

The purpose of the East Loddon Food Share Program Inc. is to provide emergency food, personal and household care parcels to members of the East Loddon community and adjoining districts who find themselves in temporary need and are experiencing some financial strain to provide for themselves.
East Loddon Food Share Program Inc. may enlist the assistance of other persons or organisations (i.e. Salvation Army) to assist in the identification and discrete distribution of the parcels to worthy and suitable recipients. East Loddon Food Share Program Inc. will seek donations and undertake fund raising and awareness activities to support its intended purpose.

East Manjimup Primary School

State (Public) school for students Kindy - Yr 6

Eastern Health - Aboriginal Health Team

The Aboriginal Health Team is a community-based health service located in Healesville available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their families living anywhere in Eastern Health’s catchment. The service adopts a holistic approach in line with cultural best-practice, and provides a broad range of services which are available both on-site in Healesville and through home visits and outreach including:
Primary Health Care:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Checks (all ages)
Nursing support including chronic disease management and maternal-child health
Health information and education
Visiting specialists
Case Management and Advocacy:

Care-planning
Referral & advocacy to other services including transport to medical appointments where appropriate
Case management
Social and Emotional Well-Being
Social & Emotional Well-Being Counselling
Drug and Alcohol Counselling
Home and Community Care
Domestic assistance and shopping assistance

Eastwood Primary School

State School

Eating Disorders QLD

Eating Disorders Queensland supports a vibrant community of individuals recovering from an eating disorder, including people with lived experiences, carers and family members.

Eats 4 The Streets

Eats 4 the Streets is a dedicated charity organization committed to addressing food insecurity and homelessness in our community. Every Saturday afternoon, we host Lunch at the Lakes at Centenary Lakes in Caboolture, providing free, warm, and nutritious meals to anyone in need. Our mission is to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food and a supportive community. We create a welcoming environment where people can connect, share a meal, and build meaningful relationships. As a volunteer-run program, we rely on the generosity of our community to continue our efforts. Donations are always welcome and help us sustain our mission to support those who need it most. Our ultimate goal is to foster a compassionate, hunger-free community where everyone feels valued and supported.

Ebor Public School

We are the local public school serving the community of Ebor and surrounding properties.

ECHO Inc. Malanda

Established twenty years ago in Malanda, ECHO provides assistance to the communities of Malanda, Millaa Millaa, Yungaburra and Tarzali, with limited services also offered to Atherton, Herberton and Ravenshoe. Our services which are available to all members of the public include Transport, Community Support and Emergency Relief.

Echuca Neighbourhood House

Echuca Neighbourhood House is a not-for-profit community organisation that prides itself on offering a vast and varied range of programs to Echuca-Moama and surrounding townships.
We provide emergency food relief (Food Bank), a Community Garden, No Interest Loans Scheme, community lunches, art & craft classes, telephone/computer use, and social support groups, just to name a few.
Our commitment is to respond to the needs of our community as they arise, and our programs and activities are continually changing to meet these needs.

Echuca Regional Health

ERH is the primary health organization in the Shire of Campaspe. ERH has been contracted by the State Government of Victoria (Emergency Response Victoria) to provide direct support ot people affected by the 2022 floods in Northern Victoria.
ERH also support community members within our Family Services department and Enhanced Maternity Care Programs that have complex issues such as Family Violence, Homelessness and complex health conditions.

Eden Community Access Centre Inc

Eden Community Access Centre is uniquely based in Eden as an independent, Eden-based organisation with a history of service to the community. Its aims closely align with seeking overall development of Eden economically and socially. It has come to be regarded as the ‘go to’ organisation and place in Eden where residents, businesses and visitors connect with social, community and business support services. Although its beginnings 20 years ago were in providing tech connections, it has diversified and now facilitates access to a full range of community, social, innovation and business support services, linking residents to service providers and bridging service delivery gaps.

Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council

Indigenous assistance

Eden Marine High School

Eden Marine High School is located in beautiful Eden on the Far South Coast of NSW. As a year 7-12 school of 550 students we strive to support each individual student and prepare them with the knowledge, skills and reliance required for their future. Our students have a great work ethic and all share a passion for the local marine environment, sporting, creative and academic opportunities the school has to offer. The staff at Eden Marine High School foster each student’s potential. Besides education, the school has an embedded commitment to student welfare, community and family support and developing a safe and positive learning environment.

Edgewater Primary School

In a rapidly changing world, we are committed to creating an environment where students have the opportunity and desire to become aspirational, confident and respectful learners.

Edmund Rice Centre Mirrabooka

Each year the Centre interacts with around 3,000 people of all ages and backgrounds. It provides
programs in English, computer studies, life skills, driver education, specialist housing assistance,
settlement assistance, a women’s group and very popular youth sports and youth leadership
training programmes, as well as leisure and cultural programmes.

EDON Place Domestic and Family Violence Centre Inc

We are a not-for-profit community based organisation providing specialist domestic and family violence support services in the Bundaberg and North Burnett regions. Our services are provided in the catchment area of Bundaberg, Childers, Gin Gin, Monto, Gayndah and Eidsvold.

EDON Place was established in 1978, we offer a wide range of programs to families affected by domestic and family violence. EDON Place provides quality, short-term crisis accommodation, assistance and support to women and children escaping domestic and family violence.
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EDON Place partners with government and non-government agencies, organisations and women’s services to continue to improve responses to domestic and family violence as we work toward achieving our goal of ending domestic and family violence.

EDON Place Domestic & Family Violence Centre provides a wide variety of Programs and Services.

EDON Place service inclusions:
- Children's Counselling & Support Services
- Court Based Services - Bundaberg, Childers & Gayndah
- Home Security Safety Upgrades
- Parenting Programs
- Risk Assessment & Safety Plans
- Referral to Support Agencies
- Service Systems - Community Education
- Temporary Supported Accommodation - assistance & support services for women & children
- Mobile Support Services
- Women's Counselling & Support Services
- Perpetrator Intervention Program - Responsible and Respectful Choices - Men's Program
- Women's Health and Wellbeing Support Services - Incorporating Safe Horizons - Women's Group Program
- North Burnett Services - Domestic & Family Violence Support Services - Gayndah, Eidsvold & Monto Region

Elanora State High School

Education Facility

Elderslie Public School P&C

We support our school students by raising funds for the extra items that our school cannot budget for.

Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation

NFP NGO “The main objectives of ENAC is to manage its own affairs on its own land by supporting education, job training, employment, housing, individual, family and community wellbeing services, the development of Aboriginal economic projects and enterprises whilst encouraging the community to keep and renew its traditional culture.” Profits are reinvested into ENAC to grow existing enterprises, and to acquire and generate new enterprises. The number of long term jobs created, rather than the rate of return on investment alone, is the primary criteria in assessing business performance. Emama Nguda’s Mission is to advocate for the rights of our people and to advance the economic independence of Aboriginal people in the Derby region.

ENAC pursues business opportunities independently and in partnerships with other stakeholders and strategic allies, which increases long-term employment opportunities for Aboriginal people.

Embracing Ministries

Embracing Ministries is sponsored by Anglicare and comes under the Anglican Diocese of Canberra Goulburn. look at embracingministries.org
We support many families with children with disabilities many without NDIS or gov funding.

Emerald Neighbourhood Centre

Emerald Neighbourhood Centre (ENC) is a not-for-profit organisation, providing programs such as Emergency Relief, Get Set for Work, Community Caseworker, Day to Day Living groups, Come to the Table, and more, whilst providing information, referral and advocacy. ENC is a place where people find opportunities to meet their community, family and personal needs and interests in a supportive setting.

Emerald Primary School

State School

Emerge Toowoomba Inc

Emerge Youth is a an organisation based in QLD supporting young people who are having a hard time. Emerge provides wrap around support including; accommodation, mentorship, crisis services, employment and training to help young people get back on their feet.

Emergency Recovery Victoria

Emergency Recovery Victoria

Emmanuel City Mission

The mission of Emmanuel City Mission (ECM) is to connect the homeless and vulnerable with people who care; increasing trust and decreasing loneliness.

ECM is located in a large warehouse-like space in South Brisbane where homeless and vulnerable people can eat a healthy meal, rest, wash clothes, have a shower, be out of the weather, be safe and very importantly connect with people that genuinely care about them. Safe relationships can be formed even of only for the day. ECM is open 7 days a week and people can trust that we will be here for them tomorrow.

ECM also offers space for other outreach service providers free of charge to foster a diversity of connections and also enable a person to seek a pathway beyond their current circumstances.

Similarly, ECM seeks to build partnerships with other local community organisations (including schools, parishes and local businesses) to improve services to the homeless while also building connections to the vulnerable in the community.

Encircle - Homeless Outreach Access Program (HOAP)

HOAP assists people to navigate pathways to access accommodation or housing by providing a brief intervention of support through advice and information, advocacy, and practical support.

Barriers to accessing housing include:

TICA listings
Difficulty understanding how to complete forms
Finding and accessing emergency / temporary accommodation
Not knowing how to apply for accommodation or housing
HOAP support includes:

Information on where and how to find accommodation or housing
Assisting to complete social or community housing application forms
Advocating on your behalf with services to remove barriers to accessing accommodation or housing
Referral to services to remove barriers
Centrelink / financial connection
Emergency relief connections
Referrals to specialist services

Encircle - Kallangur Neighbourhood Centre

We are a not for profit community owned and operated organisation for individuals and families in the northern suburbs of Brisbane.

We can help you access a range of diverse programs including a confidential interview with the Intake and Response team to assess your individual or family support needs.

Encircle - Pine Rivers Neighbourhood Centre

Encircle has been in operation since 1987 and is committed to developing programs and services that support the wellbeing of community members, encourage and enable community participation, and respond to identified community issues and needs. Encircle operates across 4 sites - Lawnton, Strathpine, Kedron and Redcliffe, and has 40 staff and 300 volunteers. Our programs and activities demonstrate a wide variety of integrated options for the people in our region:
• Community information and referral service – as a central point of entry for the community we can either assist directly or make a referral
• Legal service – free legal advice and minor assistance
• Counselling services - generalist, domestic violence and family therapy
• Family support – outreach assistance to build and maintain nurturing family environments for kids to grow and develop.
• Adult literacy – customised support to enhance literacy and numeracy skills to enable active participation in community

Encircle - Redcliffe Neighbourhood Centre

Encircle supports the neighbouring community of Redcliffe by providing a range of support services and activities from our Lamington Drive site.
The services provided by the Redcliffe centre include.
- Community Information and Referral
- Community Development
- Adult Literacy
- Conversational English Group
- Community Meeting Spaces
- Homestay
- Homeless Access Outreach Program
- Service Integration Initiative – Regional Care Coordination
- Family Support
- Counselling
- Older Persons Action Program

Encircle - Young Parents Program

We provide counselling, support, housing support to individuals and families in the community

Encircle Brisbane North Homestay - Zillmere

Homestay Early Intervention Service provides case support for sustaining existing tenancies.

Encircle Pine Rivers Family Support

The Family Support Program provides early intervention support to families to explore and implement changes in the areas of parenting, family relationships, and children’s needs and development.

Family Support assists families who may have been impacted by family relationship issues or relationship breakdown, mental health issues, social isolation, or experiences of emotional or physical trauma to improve child and family wellbeing.

Encircle Pine Rivers Homestay - Lawnton

Homestay Early Intervention Service provides case support for sustaining existing tenancies.

Encircle Redcliffe Homestay

Homestay Early Intervention Service provides case support for sustaining existing tenancies.

Encompass Community Services

For over 37 years, we have been actively engaging with people with physical, intellectual, sensory and psychological disabilities; as well as other individuals who are disadvantaged such as disengaged youth, long-term unemployed and those facing financial, social or learning barriers.

Encompass’ enterprises & community initiatives help to drive positive change in areas where our existing Divisions or Social Enterprises don’t quite fit the bill.

From long term to short term projects, we choose to be at the forefront of trends that drive opportunity, awareness, support and education for the community.

From aiding in the reduction of landfill by creating reusable bags from material that would have otherwise been discarded to supporting the community with material aid and food relief support.

Encompass Community Services prides themselves in providing universal opportunities for all and in shaping sustainable local communities.

End Child Detention Coalition Australia

The End Child Detention Coalition Australia aims to relieve the suffering of children and their families who have been affected by immigration detention by supporting organisations assisting children and their families affected by immigration detention. Our activities include:
(a) coordinating the provision of services;
(b) promoting alternatives to immigration detention;
(c) advocating for the release of children being held in immigration detention facilities; and
(d) raising awareness of the harm caused to children in detention

Endeavour Foundation - Cannon Hill

We believe in people, their ability to achieve ambitions, their right to social and economic participation, and their often-unrecognised contribution to our communities.
We’re passionate about building a brighter future for all, every day. Our purpose is to make possibilities a reality for more than 4 million people with a disability living in Australia. This is the driving force behind everything we do, and our dedication remains as strong as ever.
Our story began more than 70 years ago, at a time when people with disability had few opportunities. Endeavour Foundation was born from the voices of parents who fought tirelessly for their children to have access to education and opportunity. The courage and tenacity of these founding families remain our guiding light as we champion a better future for people with disability.

Endeavour Foundation - Hervey Bay

Endeavour Foundation began when a group of parents joined together to provide education for their children with a disability, unwilling to accept the limitations placed upon them by society.
Today Endeavour Foundation is a diverse community organisation providing person-centred support for people with a disability as part of the everyday community - through education, training and life skill development, employment, accommodation support, respite and recreation.

Endeavour Ministries Inc.

A not for profit organisation run by volunteers offering emergency relief, emergency housing, counselling, no interest loans, meals twice weekly, tutoring, courses, support groups, community garden etc

Engender Equality Inc

We are a statewide NGO working with individuals, families and communities affected by family and domestic violence in Tasmania.

We provide:

Trauma-informed and evidence-based counselling

Locally-sourced information

Specialised, world-class, evidence-based resources

Education and support for individuals and groups affected by violence

Community training and education

Referral, where appropriate

Advocacy for systemic change to gender inequity and violence against women

EPIC Assist - Redcliffe

EPIC Assist provides a personalised service to help people with disability find and keep a job they love. We are disability employment services specialists.

EPIC Assist - Strathpine

We assist people with disabilities gain work, maintain work, and try to assist with household items at times when required if they are really struggling.

EPIC Assist - Woodridge

Disability Employment Service provider. We work with people with disabilities for help them find and maintain employment. Many of our participants are experiencing poverty and homelessness and in many cases we are the only support service they are linked to.

Erindale College

Erindale College is a senior secondary college in the Tuggeranong network of schools in Canberra. We value quality teaching and learning across a comprehensive contemporary curriculum; equity; and excellence in achievement. We strive to graduate young people with strong foundations in literacy and numeracy; creative and critical thinking skills and high levels of personal and social capability; skilled users of information and communication technology (ICT) and strong contemporary ethical and intercultural understandings.

ermha Ltd

We provide psychosocial supports for people with enduring mental health issues as well as support those who are homeless, have an ABI, NDIS participants, residents of boarding houses

Escabags

Escabags is an Australian registered charity who provide free 'Escape Bags' which are filled with the necessities that a victim of abuse and his/her children may need when initially escaping from a dangerous situation.

Escare Inc.

A NFP community organisation that develops and delivers practical assistance through services that are relevant to the people of Esperance, WA. Escare has been supporting the Esperance community since 1982, transforming lives, pursuing equality, empowering people and being responsible. We offer support to individuals and families that face daily life struggles through a family and community service, youth service, financial counseling service and develop programs that are offered to support parenting.

Esperance Care Services

Enriching Lives
Caring for our Community
Sharing Hope
We seek to relieve hardship, suffering and poverty in the south-east coastal region of Western Australia

ETC Ltd Transition to Work Program

Transition to Work is a program designed to assist 15 - 21 year olds successfully transition into the workforce or to further education or training.

Eugowra Promotion & Progress Association

Supports the Eugowra community through fundraising for community projects, runs the museum and murals. Advocates with council and government for the local community.

Eureka Mums

Re-home preloved and new children's and nursery goods to support families in need.

Eurobodalla Shire Council

Council servicing communities across the South Coast NSW.

Evans River K-12 School

Evans River K-12 School is a NSW government school for students from Kindergarten to Year 12.

EveryMan Australia

EveryMan is a Community Organisation that accommodates clients under two programs - Indigenous Family Program and Men's Accommodation Support Service (MASS).
In total, EveryMan accommodates 98 clients in 75 properties. Indigenous Families Program - this accommodation is temporary as families are supported while transitioning to the own accommodation, and as they usually present in crisis/homelessness, don't have any household items/furniture of their own. When they find permanent accommodation, often take the furniture EveryMan has provided them.
MASS - Accommodation for single men in crisis due to Mental Health issues, usually coming from homelessness and requiring support with housing and managing a tenancy. Most do not have furniture and other household or personal belongings when entering accommodation.
Sometimes, due to the nature of their inability to independently sustain a home/tenancy, furniture may become damaged and requires replacing.

Everything Suarve Inc

Everything Suarve Inc. (Association) is Association is dedicated to breaking the perception and stigma that society sometimes places on Australia’s Indigenous, reformed prisoners and troubled youth and is an advocate for change in the lives of marginalised individuals.
The Association seeks to achieve this by providing educational and employment opportunities to:
(a) Australian Indigenous – being individuals who are of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait
Islander decent including those that may be homeless or at risk of homelessness;
(b) reformed prisoners – being individuals who have previously been incarcerated and have recently been released from jail;
(c) troubled youth – being individuals between the ages of 15 and 25 from troubled and/or disadvantaged backgrounds including those that may be homeless or at risk of homlessness,
Within these communities, the Association aims to specifically target and assist those individuals who suffer.

Evolve Church Inc

Evolve church is a community that focuses on helping Ukrainian displaced by recent war people to resettle, assimilate and recover. We have provided food and clothes, accomodation and employment to over 1100 Ukrainians in one year. All on voluntarily basis.

Evolve Housing Opportunity Pathways

Opportunity Pathways is a voluntary program that provides support to social housing clients to access employment and education opportunities.

eWaste Connection

A not for profit enterprise that runs NDIS approved workshops to assist with pathways to paid employment. Recycles ewaste and uses this in programs.

Exeter Public School

We are a local small school primary school that caters to the Exeter community. We are looking after the educational, social and emotional wellbeing of our students and by extension- their families.

Exodus Foundation

As a provider of food, primary healthcare and crisis support to Sydney’s homeless and marginalised, our mission is to deliver services to the highest possible standard through leveraging community support in the form of donations, volunteering and strategic partnerships

Exodus Youth Worx

EYW is a non for profit youth organization that aims to assist, advocate and redirect marginalized and at risk youth.

Extended Families Australia

Living with a disability can be difficult – it can feel isolating, like life is going on around you, without you. Extended Families Australia exists to challenge that – we’re a group of people who believe that having joy in your life and being a part of your community is important for everyone.

We support children and young adults 0-40 and their families in Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula to build friendships and create meaningful connections within the community.

No matter who you are or where you’re from, there’s room to grow, learn and connect with Extended Families Australia.

F.I.R.S.T - Foundation for Independence Recreation & Social Training

Assist those with disabilities

Face 2 Face Foundation Pty Ltd

We house homeless or those at risk of becoming homeless.

Fair Fight Foundation Limited

Our vision is simple. We want to offer a Supertee medical garment to Australia’s sickest and bravest children as they embark on the toughest fight of their lives.
We want kids to be recognised as the true superheroes they are. We aim to alleviate their suffering and distress through distraction, comfort, and the wonders of imaginative play. Our loyal and highly motivated team will focus on our core vision while continuing to create more innovative products.
There are around 500,000 children a year needing the services of Australia’s hospitals. A significant number of these kids are diagnosed with a critical illness that requires long-term care. Our goal is to help a minimum of 28,000 of our sickest children by providing them with products and services for free. We can only do this thanks to amazing supporters like you!
The Supertee project is one of many innovative products and services operated under the Fair Fight Foundation.

Fair Game Australia

Fair Game Australia is a health charity with an innovative approach to reducing inequality for under-serviced Australians via the donation of recycled sports equipment. The DGR charity is an award winning grass-roots volunteer lead organisation making significant impact for thousands of Aboriginal and CALD Australians each year across remote and urban communities.

We have three core programs delivered by youthful volunteers in partnership with communities:

1. Recycle & Donate- “Breathing new life into your pre-loved sports equipment.”

2. Game On!- “Unique sport, fitness and wellness programs to get communities active.”

3. Healthy Communities- “Capacity building through health education.”

Vision: To enable all Australians to have access to the benefits of
healthy choices through recycled sports equipment.

Values: Fit & Healthy Communities, Inspiration & Education, Teamwork & Leadership, Sustainability & Recycling

Fairbridge College

Fairbridge College is a not for profit curriculum and re-engagement high school that caters from year 7 to year 13. We have students from all walks of life, from 15 year olds who are independent minors to students who are under CPFS care. We re-engage students who have come out of detention centers and provide mental health care for all students. We have a range of teachers who do big things to help dis-advantaged youth re-engage with schooling.

Fairfield Hospital - Paediatrics

Our Children's ward has been designed to create a safe and friendly environment. Our unit has 12 beds and is staffed by experienced doctors and nurses. We have a close relationship with the Children’s Hospital at Westmead and have doctors on staff that work at both Fairfield and the Children’s Hospital.

Fairfield Women's Health Service

We are currently jointly auspiced by Bankstown and Liverpool Women's Health Centres (WHC). We are the only WHC out of 23 centres in NSW that was funded to prioritise and specialise in women from CALD and refugee backgrounds. We are a women-centred, trauma-informed and holistic service. We focus on early prevention. We have an all-female, multidisciplinary team of qualified, experienced and bilingual speaking practitioners that provide culturally sensitive and culturally appropriate service.

We offer client intake/information and referral, counselling, generalist and DV casework. We facilitate capacity-building information sessions and workshops, as well as health and wellbeing focused women's groups.

During the COVID pandemic, we offered flexible, adaptive and responsive mixed modes of service delivery including telehealth, online and face-to-face or any combination. We also offered food and emergency relief services to our most vulnerable clients.

Fairstart Early Intervention

We provide early intervention (speech therapy, occupational therapy, behaviour support) for children aged 0-12 with a disability in the Fairfield local government area.

Faithful Servants Incorporated

We provide food and clothing to the homeless and needy, and help women who are suffering with domestic violence, and single women who have it tough.
We provide a range of services, including food & drinks, clothing and winter necessities for rough sleepers, hygiene products, counseling & guidance to those who are oppressed and addicted, and help to those who are victims of DV.

Falls Creek Alpine Resort

Alpine Resorts Victoria, trading as Falls Creek Alpine Resort. Is a government non appropriated statutory authority. We manage the alpine resort crown land on behalf of Victorian state government, and also have municipal responsibilities for community who live in Falls Creek.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Alekarenge

The Alekarenge families as first teachers program engages indigenous families to bring their 0-4 year old children into school and engage with early learning. We also offer cooking, a sleep area and many adult activities as well as parent capacity building sessions to continue to help parents and families be the best they can be for themselves and their children.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Alpurrurulam

Alpurrurulam FaFT is a service which links parents and children living in remote communities with other services in community and around the state.
We also provide activities to help aid the growth and nurturing of young children.
We are a school-based organisation and currently operate on Alpurrurulam Community School grounds.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Ampilatwatja

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.
The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Borroloola

A dual generational program. The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Jabiru

We work alongside remote, vulnerable Aboriginal Community families and their children under 4 years old to provide quality child- centred learning, adult learning opportunities and wellbeing support to help close the gap in education and health outcomes for our First Nation families

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Jilkminggan

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.
The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FafT) - Kalkarindji

Service providing early years education and adult capacity building for Indigenous families.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Mataranka

The program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.
The aim of the program is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Minyerri

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Ngukurr

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families. The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with vulnerable families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Ntaria

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families. The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Papunya

Papunya is an Aboriginal community approximately 250km north-west of Alice Springs, the school we work at works with children and families in the FaFT program all the way up to about year 10 students.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Wugularr

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Yuendumu

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

The FaFT program builds family knowledge of child development and provides early learning through active engagement in quality early childhood education and family support strategies. Key contributing factors to promote optimum development, such as parental knowledge of early childhood learning and development, parenting skills, health, hygiene, nutrition and family functioning are addressed.