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Little Miracles Community Kindergarten

Community Kindergarten based in Newtown, Toowoomba, QLD. Little Miracles is a non-for-profit organisation that is managed by a elected committee made of parents who's children attend the kindy. Little Miracles offers education to children aged 3 to 5 years old and supports their transition into primary education.

Little People BIG Futures - Mildura Primary School

Little People BIG futures (Connected Beginnings) aims to support Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children in areas of high need, be well prepared for school by supporting Indigenous pregnant women, and Indigenous children from birth to school age. Over time it is anticipated the program will contribute to reducing the difference in school readiness and education outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous children.

Little Souls Taking Big Steps Ltd

Little Souls is a not for profit organisation that provides Early Intervention for Children with Autism.

Little Stars Kids

Our organisation provides suitcases to children in foster, kinship and residential care who have experienced abuse and neglect in the Brisbane area. Children entering care leave behind everything they have ever known, so we provide them with a suitcase filled with new comfort and essential items. We are always in need of certain items to include in our cases.

Little Things For Tiny Tots

Little Things for Tiny Tots supplies essential baby items to WA families in need. Using new and pre-loved donations from the community, our volunteers pack boxes filled with 'little things' such as nappies, wipes, clothing, blankets and books, to assist families as they care for their newborn.

We work in partnership with community welfare & social service agencies to distribute essential baby items across WA.

Little Wings Limited

Little Wings provides a free, safe and professional flight and ground transport service to seriously ill children and their families from regional NSW requiring ongoing medical treatment at the Children's Hospitals in the city. Our service aims to ease the financial burden, travel fatigue and emotional stress associated with long distance travel.

LiveBetter Monto Community Services

The Monto Neighbourhood Centre is funded by the Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy to offer a wide range of support services. Our operating hours are Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm (excluding Public Holidays). Our Objectives are:

• To provide quality, relevant, and current information, referral, and guidance
• To assist communities in discovering better links between the range of existing community and government services
• To provide quality, consistent support for community members within the Monto region and to provide and promote strong family and community relationships.
• To provide services to people regardless of cultural, social, religious, or economic background

Liverpool Neighbourhood Connections

We are a registered charity that runs a neighbourhood centre in Warwick Farm, in South West Sydney. We also have a Youth Centre at Miller and a community outreach at Heckenberg. We run womens groups, playgroups, tafe classes, mobile childcare, youth groups and social enterprises including a cafe, a canteen and a clothing box.

Liverpool Women's Health Centre

Liverpool Women’s Health Centre offers
a broad range of client centred, evidence
based, primary and preventative health
care services and programs. These services
aim to improve the health and wellbeing of
women, particularly women experiencing
disadvantage, primarily residing in the
Liverpool Local Government Area.

Lives Lived Well - Logan Family Recovery

AOD Recovery for Families and Individuals

Lives Lived Well - Mackay

Our purpose is to inspire people to live their life well. Our unwavering belief is that with the right support people can change – it is because we believe this, that every day we support people to change their lives

Lives Lived Well - Rockhampton Residential

Our purpose is to inspire people to live their life well. Our unwavering belief is that with the right support people can change – it is because we believe this, that every day we support people to change their lives.

What we do
We provide support for people affected by:

alcohol and other drugs
mental health
gambling
community re-entry.

Lives Lived Well - Spring Hill

Lives Lived Well is a provider of AOD and Mental Health services.

Lives Lived Well - Veteran and Family Wellbeing Hub

The Veterans’ and Families’ Wellbeing Hub in Caboolture, operated by Lives Lived Well and the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia (Queensland Branch), is a purpose-built setting that provides social and wellbeing support for veterans and their families.

Whether you need a coffee and a chat, access to wellbeing support, or you want to meet like-minded friends, you’re welcome at the Veterans’ and Families’ Wellbeing Hub.

You may be reflecting on your time in-service or you’re navigating the transition into civilian life, or perhaps you’re the family member of someone who has served. Having access to the right supports when you need them can make a real difference to health and wellbeing.

At the Hub, you can:

connect with fellow veterans and veteran families
access integrated and flexible support
meet a skilled and empathetic team with lived experience of veteran life
use wellbeing services available in-person or by phone.

Living & Learning Pakenham Inc.

Living & Learning Pakenham connects with all levels of government and community groups to identify community need and respond by designing new programs and/or by undertaking new projects. We foster partnerships with like-minded entities to deliver outcomes aligned with our mission and vision.

As a ‘Learn Local’ Community College, we provide quality training, education and skill development in a caring, supportive and flexible environment.

Through Neighbourhood House we support and facilitate community development programs and activities with particular emphasis on those that are disadvantaged and/or vulnerable. We promote participation and inclusion in a caring, supportive environment, contributing to the social, cultural development and well-being of individuals and the community.

Through Information, Referral and Support and reduce disadvantage, providing services that contribute to the social development and wellbeing of individuals and the community.

Livingstone Shire Council

Local council

Loaves and Fishes Street Meet Care Service

We are a food charity that directly helps individuals and families in South East Queensland that are suffering from food insecurity.

Local Flood Help - Camden Haven

Local Flood Help - Camden Haven, umbrellaing under Camden Haven Chamber of Commerce, was set up directly to help co-orinate the local volunteers wanting to help out and to provide information to the flood effected homes. Local Flood Help- Camden Haven has direct contact with owners and renters, and are members themselves of the community.

Loch Sport Community House Inc

The Loch Sport Community House provides programs, events and referral services to meet the needs of our community. We facilitate opportunities to get involved, learn new skills and make new connections. We support community members in times of need

Lockyer Community Centre

We operate a Community & Neighbourhood centre that provides a focal point in the community where people can access information, supportive and advisory services. We operate several ongoing programs whilst continually being committed to researching and developing new programs and services to meet the community needs. Our purpose is to provide community members with strategies, skills and knowledge to enhance their self-resilience and enable them to cope with changes in the community, economic and health situations. By equipping our community with such skills this will contribute towards and stronger and more connected community environment. Our aim is to connect and support members of our community.

Lockyer Valley Regional Council

Environmental health addresses all the physical, chemical, and biological factors external to a person, and all the related factors impacting behaviours. It encompasses the assessment and control of those environmental factors that can potentially affect health. It is targeted towards preventing disease and creating health-supportive environments.

Lockyer Valley Riding for the Disabled

We are a not- for- profit, volunteer organisation that provides therapeutic and recreational horse riding and related activities to people with physical and/or mental disabilities.

Logan East Community Neighbourhood Assn Inc

The centre provides social educational and welfare programs such as emergency relief, Nils and step up loans frequently clients cant afford to repay the loans due to lack of income and we try to source alternate good for them basic items like fridge washing machine, table chairs and beds are always in high demand for the essentials we give away food parcels at no cost to vulnerable clients and help with budgeting advice.

Loganlea Community Centre

We are a community centre that offers seniors groups, a communal garden. we have women's groups. workshops. food parcels Play Group Kids Club Social activities, Cultural Conversations and many other programs, we have a Hub which offers very reasonably prices clothing etc. to the community we are all inclusive and are open to all the community. Our centre provides a place to socialise, make friends, learn new hobbies and education. We offer a safe place to come and have a coffee and a chat when needed and our centre is very welcoming to all.

Lokahi Foundation

The Lokahi Foundation is a charity that focuses on supporting women and children who are or have been victims of domestic or family abuse.
We provide support to enable and empower women to reclaim their lives, achieve a secure environment and improve their personal situation.
Lokahi provide advocacy, information, referrals and support services for our clients.
Our experienced caseworkers deliver ongoing support that is designed to help survivors regain their freedom and independence, with support continuing for as long as each individual needs it.
The service also works closely with other community agencies and organisations to obtain the best possible outcomes for individuals and families.

Longreach Regional Council

cyclones, severe storms and bushfires. In fact, Queensland is the most disaster impacted state in Australia, with almost 90 disaster events in the past decade. Longreach has experienced major flooding in the past and Ilfracombe, Isisford and Yaraka have been isolated for lengthy periods of time due to rising floodwaters. Graziers have also experienced periods of isolation due to flood events.

Loop Foundation

Loop is a WA social enterprise and Australia’s first corporate upcycling company. Loop was founded in 2017 to minimise corporate textile waste and create meaningful social
impact in Australia. Loop’s mission is to reduce the 800,000 tonnes of textiles that Australia sends to landfills each year and to create training and employment opportunities for people living with disadvantages.

We work with companies to develop unique and innovative programs to deal with redundant
uniforms – diverting them from landfills and upcycling them into new, useful products, such as tote
bags, duffle bags, hats, backpacks and much more. Loop supports new migrants and refugees, those in the justice system, living with a disability, suffering from mental illness, victims of domestic violence, the homeless and older Australians.

Lord Somers Camp & Power House

We are a diverse volunteer-led community organisation with a focus on young people, leadership and active participation. We partner with others to develop and deliver challenging experience based programmes which engage with people of all ages, including those most disadvantaged in the community. Our volunteers provide service to the community and we partner with such organisations as SAIL, Very Special Kids and the Mirabel Foundation to provide their clients with respite and connection to the community.

Lotus Support & Counselling Services Incorporated

Lotus is a NFP operated 100% by volunteers providing support for people experiencing homelessness and disadvantage through free counselling and a myriad of ways via outreach including provision of supplies to make life a bit more comfortable, phones if needed, help to complete forms for Housing / DSP, transport to medical appointments, socialisation, advocacy where needed, opportunity to work off court fines, and more, dependent on participant needs.

Lou's Place

Lou’s Place is a women’s daytime community drop-in and crisis service located in Redfern. Our service assists women experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness, domestic and family violence, child protection and criminal justice issues, complex trauma, substance use issues, disability, and mental health conditions. Lou’s Place is a safe place for women and offers a range of free supports, services, and group activities, as well as drop-in and referral assistance where no appointment is necessary. Lou’s Place provides a supportive context for women to tackle life’s challenges by offering services that help them rebuild self–respect, stability, and security in their lives. Our safe environment allows women the opportunity to consider their options, imagine a different life and take steps to build it.

Love in Action Broadford Incorporated

Each week we provide food, toiletries and cleaning goods to homeless and struggling people in our area.
Each Friday our volunteers make up boxes of fruit and vegetables for people who have made an appointment. They come in and choose items from the pantry stock, then take their fresh boxes. These people have been assessed as needy by the Ececutive of Love in Action Broadford. WE ask them to come in as that means they need to get up, get dressed and come into the Centre. Many of these have had their mental health improved as a result and are now volunteering to help us out regularly. If needed, we do deliver-people who are sick, who don't have a car etc. A cup of tea and a sit down with others usually takes place. At times we have items to give out free as well. WE give Easter, Christmas, gifts and supply the children with school stationery. WE do make sure they have connected with other support systems, that their rent taken out of their pension so they don't get behind with rent.

Love In Action Wallan Inc.

Provide food and essential items for those in need in our community.

Loved & Shared

We gift and rehome high-quality donated nursery and children's goods to families experiencing hardship, to ensure all children living in South West Vic have access to essential resources they need to grow and thrive, while reducing the amount of goods sent to landfill. We partner with support agencies, social welfare organisations, and maternal and child health services to coordinate the distribution of gifted goods.

Lovewell Foundation

At Lovewell Foundation we work with women who are rebuilding their lives. We work with counsellors, social workers, local businesses, and our social enterprise café Lovewell, to train, reskill, and rehabilitate women as they establish a new life.

Lucknow Primary School

Lucknow Primary School is a government primary school located in the Eastwood estate of Bairnsdale, East Gippsland. We believe each child has the potential to make unique and valuable contributions in life; how we respect and foster this potential is integral to everything we do.

Luke Priddis Foundation

The Luke Priddis Foundation is a Penrith based non-profit providing therapeutic services and social opportunities to autistic children, young people, and their families.

The Luke Priddis Foundation caters to clients aged 2-18 years old. Luke Priddis Foundation is known for being a centre for Autism, however, a diagnosis is not necessary to receive services.
Individual therapies in Speech Pathology, Psychology, and Occupational Therapy for autistic children and young people.
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Groups, for all ages and abilities focused on special interests.
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Raising awareness and promoting acceptance of autistic people within our community.

The Luke Priddis Foundation firmly believes in delivering:
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Neuroaffirming practices.
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Strengths based approach.
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Person-centred and family focused goals.
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Collaborative multidisciplinary services

Luma

Luma is a not-for-profit organisation that specialises in women's health issues. These include medical, counselling, mental health, drug and alcohol support, parenting, domestic violence, community workshops, and professional training. Our programs and services are open to all West Australian women and their families, with consideration made for the unique needs of Aboriginal, migrant and refugee families. We have two central offices in Joondalup and Northbridge and also co-locate in some other areas, and creche and interpreting services are available.

https://luma.org.au/

Lutheran Care - Blair Athol

Emergency Relief provider in the Inner Northern suburbs or Adelaide and the Barossa and Lower Mid North regions of South Australia

Lutheran Community Care - Keystone Disability Service

Keystone provides training and support to clients with disabilities to live and work in the community.

Lutheran Services - Graceville Centre

Graceville Centre works with people who are living with intellectual, cognitive and/or psychiatric disabilities across a variety of different programs.

Our ultimate goal is to assist people to live the lifestyle of their choice with as much independence as possible. Each of our programs focus on: working with people’s strengths, supporting their endeavours to maintain their wellness and improve their quality of life, promoting independence and development opportunities, and enabling people to build lifestyle skills and social networks.

We work within a person-centred planning framework, which is a key element to our commitment to provide a flexible and individualised service.

Lutheran Services - Woodridge

Bridges Reconnect is a youth and family service in Woodridge that supports young people (12-18) at risk of homelessness and their families.

Lynwood Senior High School

We have 1,500 students and an I.E.C center. We have a high number of struggling families for various reasons. We are commited to doing the best we can for all our families and would welcome any help we can get.

Macarthur Family & Youth Service

We work with and empower families with children, and young people to build and sustain safe and healthy environments and support their personal, social and educational development so that they can achieve their full potential in society.

Macarthur Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service

Information and referral service about DV and court support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and children and multi-cultural mainstream assistance.

Macclesfield Primary School

Primary School

Macedon Ranges Shire Council

Local Government Organisation

Mackay Advocacy

Advocating for people in the community that have a disability.

Mackay Hospital Foundation

Mackay Hospital Foundation (MHF) fundraises to purchase medical equipment for public hospitals and health services within the Mackay, Isaac and Whitsunday regions.
Our purpose is to accelerate frontline healthcare across our regional and rural communities.
We believe we shouldn't be disadvantaged simply because we choose to live in a regional or rural location.
MHF strives to create a healthier future for our communities by inspiring and supporting the delivery of exceptional healthcare and enhancing the hospital experience.
In addition to the purchase of medical equipment, MHF also implements projects in support of our dedicated staff and our communities. These have included a wellness program for emergency department doctors who deal with trauma on a daily basis; and MHF has installed cultural gardens at our local hospitals for our diverse Indigenous population.
These types of projects along with innovative equipment help to improve health outcomes within our communities.

Mackay Women's Services

Crisis support for women and children in the Mackay region.

MacKillop Family Services - ACT Office

Some families experience complex issues that lead to unsafe and unstable home environments. Without appropriate supports, these vulnerable families are unable to ensure the safety and wellbeing of their children.

We work with children, young people and families to address these issues and empower them to create safe, nurturing environments where all family members are empowered to reach their full potential.

Children and young people who are temporarily unable to live at home are supported through our homelessness and out of home care services. Our approach is therapeutic, culturally safe and family-centred.

We understand culture is critical to identity and healing for Aboriginal children and young people and actively work with Aboriginal communities to promote self-determination as they provide culturally safe support for vulnerable children and families.

Mackillop Family Services - Blacktown

Foster Care and Children and Family Service including Specialist Homelessness Services to 12-25 yr olds in the Blacktown Hills districts

Mackillop Family Services - Darwin

In Darwin, Mackillop Family Services offers the Family Support Service via outreach, which works with vulnerable families involved in the child protection system to help keep children living safely at home or to reunify children safely to their parents care after a period of time in out of home care.

Families may be dealing with complex issues such as domestic violence, housing instability, school truancy, substance abuse, poor mental or physical health, parenting challenges, relationship difficulties, disability, and youth justice.

MacKillop Family Services - Queanbeyan

"Empowering children and families"
MacKillop Family services work with children, their families and communities through out-of-home care, education and early intervention services.
Family Connect and Support is a voluntary early intervention referral service, aiming to link families with supports in the local community.

Macquarie Home Stay

Macquarie Home Stay is your home away from home when you need to come to Dubbo to seek medical treatment at Dubbo Hospital. Established by a group of community members who saw the need for low cost but not low quality, affordable accommodation to be provided, it ensures the cost of accommodation is not a hindrance to seeking treatment when you have to attend Dubbo Hospital. Perhaps it’s the exciting time in a family with the arrival of a child, perhaps there’s a small procedure to be done in day surgery, the difficult time where an accident has occurred and a family member has been rushed to Dubbo Hospital, there’s many reasons for needing to attend Dubbo Hospital, and that’s why we are here to support you.

Macquarie Home Stay has been established for one purpose - to provide patients and their partner or carer with accommodation while preparing for or post treatment at Dubbo Hospital.

Maddie Riewoldt's Vision

Maddie's Vision aims to find a cure so that all people diagnosed with Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes get to have good quality of lives.
Founded in June 2015 by the Riewoldt Family, the aim is to understand more about Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes through medical research.
To achieve better outcomes, and ultimately find a cure, we work with our highly reputable Scientific Advisory Committee to continue to develop a national medical research strategy.
Since inception in 2015, Maddie's Vision has raised over $10 million in committed funds and supported 31 medical research projects in partnership with medical research institutes, hospitals and universities across Australia.
In 2019, our Telehealth Nurse support service was established and is available for patients, carers, families, friends and health professionals.

MADEC Ltd

Provides support services to people with a disability and support services to young people 8-21 who are at risk.

Magic Moments Foundation - Brisbane Basket Brigade

The Brisbane Basket Brigade serves the greater Brisbane metropolitan area and has been in existence for more than 15 years. In 2022 we have a Committee of 13 people assisting to make it the biggest and best year yet. Each year we have been successful in providing baskets of food and presents to people in need at Christmas. We are always seeking more volunteers for Packing Day, donations of goods and food for packing and presents, and donations of funds.

Magnolia Place LWS

Magnolia Place - Launceston Women's Shelter. Specialist Homelessness Service - Providing short-term crisis accommodation for women and their children.

Maida Vale Primary School

Primary School

Make a Difference Dingley Village Inc

Established in 1984 Make a Difference was led by the local community, to support the local community.

The pandemic has had a dramatic effect on families experiencing crisis. Issues brought to our door include family breakdowns, financial crisis, disabled, mental health, wellbeing of children, homelessness and poverty.

We provide practical assistance:
- Grocery vouchers
- Fuel cards
- Pharmacy scripts
- Utility bill payments
- Education costs
- Financial counselling
- Linkages to mental health providers
- Sleeping bags for the homeless
- Food items (when donated)
- General counselling (from our family therapist)
- Information that provides people with a sense of hope for the future

Make a Difference PMQ INC

Driven by values of love, respect, hope and compassion our mission is to support disadvantaged and marginalised people living in our Mid North Coast community.

Make a Difference PMQ provide emergency assistance in times of need and we connect with social services to restore dignity, pride and hope in the most vulnerable members of our community. In this we aim to be locals supporting locals.

Maldon Primary School

Educating our local children from grade prep to grade 6.

Maleny Neighbourhood Centre Inc

MNC is a local neighbourhood centre that provides opportunities for community connection and well being for young people, families and the broader community.MNC is driven by local community needs and creates innovative responses to poverty and disadvantage.

Mallacoota and District Recovery Association

MADRA was established to ensure the needs, wants and aspirations of our community are considered as part of the recovery process following the 2019-20 bushfires. We are a voice for our community.

We play an active role in community-led recovery by:

- encouraging community involvement in the recovery and rebuilding process
- identifying and prioritising the needs of Mallacoota and District and assisting in the recovery and rebuilding process
- influencing government bodies to meet identified community needs and priorities
- facilitating communication of information between community, government and agencies
- advocating for individuals, families and community groups.
- identifying projects/needs requiring funding
- assisting communication and coordination between community groups
- working with our funding and delivery partners to ensure optimal disaster recovery outcomes for Mallacoota and District.

Mallacoota P-12 College

Mallacoota P – 12 College serves a small vibrant community in Victoria’s Far East. Our purpose is to maintain a happy learning community where students from prep to year twelve can achieve to their full potential in a unique social and natural environment.

Mallacoota RSL Sub-Branch

The Mallacoota sub-branch of the Returned & Services League of Victoria

Mallee District Aboriginal Services

Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) is northwest Victoria's leading service provider for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
We are a proud Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) with a long history of delivering sustainable, grassroots services and providing the local community with a vehicle for self-determination.
Our staff delivers support services to communities based across the local government areas of Mildura Rural City Council, Swan Hill Rural City Council and Gannawarra Shire.
More than half of our staff is of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander background, and we're committed to providing a resilient workforce with high Aboriginal representation and demonstrated cultural competency for non-Aboriginal employees.

Malu Kiyay - Tagai State College

Remote school supporting Torres Strait Islander students.

Mamre Association Inc

Mamre is a values-based, disability community organisation that works with individuals and their families. Our vision is a world where people with disabilities are encouraged and supported to ‘create good lives together’ with their community. Our active community is designed to provide long term social, emotional, intellectual and physical support. Mamre provides services under the NDIS, but our strength is in the charitable services that remain unfunded by government. With nearly 40 years’ experience, Mamre knows that families that have a child with a disability need much more support. Our charitable community programs and events aim to support hundreds of Brisbane families to:

Mamu Health Service Limited

Aboriginal Medical Service based in Innisfail with outreach clinics in Tully, Babinda and Ravenshoe. Providing GP services with connection to Allied Health services, Community Support Services with Family Wellbeing Program, Social Emotional Wellbeing Program, Sports and Rec Program, Deadly Choices Program, Intergrated Team Program.

Manchester Primary School

Primary School

Mandurah Muscateers (Charity Computers) Incorporated

Gives funding to help underprivileged school students in the Peel region of WA

Mangkaja Arts Resource Agency Aboriginal Corporation

Mangkaja Arts (MARA) is a member-owned, aboriginal corporation, providing a studio, arts materials, artist outreach and professional development for artists in the Fitzroy Valley. Member artists gain income from their artwork sales whilst accessing a safe space for cultural expression, intergenerational learning and enduring cultural health.

Mangrove Housing Ltd

Community housing provider, and registered charity, which provides housing and essential items to those in need in our community.

Mangrove Specialist Housing

We are specialist housing organisation that has a crisis accommodation centre that houses up to 30 people who have experienced homelessness.

Manilla Pony Club

Manilla Pony Club is a NFP organisation offering horse riding instruction for children in the Manilla community

Manly Warringah Women's Resource Centre

Women & Children First (former Manly Warringah Women's Resource Centre) is a not-for-profit organization that offers support for single women and women with children experiencing domestic family abuse and violence or at risk of homelessness. Our organization provides a range of services, including emergency accommodation, transitional housing, crisis counseling, and ongoing case management.

Manna Inc

Manna provides hope and dignity to the disadvantaged and underprivileged community of WA through food services and advocacy programs. We run a food service 5 days a week at the Weld Square in the city and support 30 plus schools with the school breakfast program. As well we support several shelters and emergency relief services with food deliveries

Manning Uniting Church

Alongside its faith-based activities, Manning Uniting Church offers welfare support to those 'doing it tough' in the Taree area, through its welfare office, food bank, support groups and Red Dove Cafe. Currently, we are also hosting a year-long community chaplaincy, specifically to assist those affected by the 2021 floods to rebuild lives and recover resilience.

Manning Valley Neighbourhood Services Inc

The Association is a public, non-profit, welfare, charitable and benevolent organisation whose objects shall be to provide aid and assistance to relieve the conditions of suffering and helplessness of the socially and economically disadvantaged people residing, volunteering and working in the Manning Valley and surrounding LGA’s. We aim for a fair and inclusive society with reduced poverty and inequality.

Manningham Christian Centre - CareNet

CareNet is a program run through Manningham Christian Centre. We support families experiencing hardship with food hampers, vouchers (when available), material relief and information.

CareNet is the founding partner of The Food Collective Project, throughout Banyule & Nillumbik and is also an active member of the Manningham Emergency Relief Network. Working collaboratively in meaningful partnerships is a priority for us and something we have proved to excel at.

Many Mobs Indigenous Corporation

MMIC connects Cultural people to services and provides a safe support space.
We assist the community with Cultural knowledge.
MMIC shares Yarning, stories and makes connections with all mobs.
We assist in Cultural learning with-in Schools and in community.

MAP Co

Managed an arts precinct

Marabisda Inc

MARABISDA Inc. (Mackay and Region Aboriginal and Islander Development Association) is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community controlled organisation with services that support vulnerable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their families at risk of entry or re-entry into the statutory child protection system and their families.
MARABISDA Inc. is part of a consortium with Girudala (Bowen) and Mudth Niyleta (Sarina) to deliver the ATSI Family Wellbeing Services Funding. Collaboratively the three service providers provide the Family Wellbeing Service to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families within the geographic catchment area covered by the Mackay, Whitsunday and Isaac Regional Councils.
MARABISDA Inc. have a sub-contract with Townsville Aboriginal and Islander Health Service (TAIHS) to operate the Recognised Entity within the boundaries of the Mackay Child Safety Service Centre (Department of Communities - Child Safety Services).

Marathon Health - Braddon

Marathon Health is a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity that delivers the best health and wellbeing services for country Australians. For more than 20 years, we’ve been developing and delivering health and wellbeing services so country Australians can stay well and out of hospital. Today, people in more than 70 communities receive services from more than 200 staff. We support babies through to older Australians with many types of health issues, grouped into these areas:
Aboriginal health
Aged care
Children’s health
Chronic disease, cancer & specific therapy
Corporate health
Mental health
NDIS (disability).

Marathon Health - Dubbo

We are a not-for-profit, registered charity with a vision of enabling communities to thrive through improved health and wellbeing.

We’re one of the few health organisations based in country Australia with the core purpose to identify, deliver and sustain services to people within these communities. We deliver services from our hubs in Albury, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange, Queanbeyan and Wagga.

We’re one of the largest providers of headspace services in Australia and the largest non-government employer of allied health professionals in regional NSW.

What do we do?
We help Australians of all ages to thrive, by supporting them with many types of health issues and through all stages of their health journey. Our services are client-centric – you have the choice and control over the decisions that affect you.

They include:

Mental health services for people of all ages
Preventative health programs
Chronic disease education, prevention, support and management

Mareeba Community Centre

Mareeba Community Centre Inc. (MCC) is a community based, a non-profit organisation providing community services in the Mareeba Shire Council area. We are a neighbourhood centre providing information, advice and referral services to the community.

MCC has a range of services accessible to the public, these include:
*Intensive Family Support
*Secondary Family Support
*No Interest Loans Scheme
*Emergency Relief
*Neighbourhood Centre.
*Youth Connections

Margaret Hendry School

Margaret Hendry School is the ACT’s newest school. Located in the suburb of Taylor in north Gunghalin, the school caters for students from Taylor, Moncrieff and Casey. Students living in the future stages of Jacka will also attend Margaret Hendry School.

Margaret River Community Centre Inc

Margaret River Community Centre Inc. (MRCC) is an incorporated association that has been custodian of the Old Hospital Heritage Precinct, the place known as the Community Centre, since 1990.
Its chief concerns are with heritage, social justice, education and children’s services. Administration of the centre is self-supporting from rental and hire of office and communal spaces on an ongoing and casual basis to not for profit and other organisations and/or community members with like purpose. MRCC Inc operates as an agency for Emergency Relief Funds, provides distribution of Christmas hampers, enables the community childcare service and supports a volunteer run Soup Kitchen which has operated at the Community Centre since 1995. The not-for-profit Community Centre for Children (MRCCC) was established in 2004 and expanded in 2015; its surplus funds are utilised to maintain and improve the children’s service and also support the administration and maintenance of the heritage complex.

Margaret Tucker Hostel for Girls

Margaret Tucker Hostel was established in 1983 and was named after Aunty Margaret Tucker MBE who
was a respected leader in the Victorian Aboriginal community.
Margaret Tucker Hostel provides supported crisis accommodation to young Aboriginal women who are
homeless or at risk of homelessness.
The hostel supports young Aboriginal women who are aged from 15-18 years of age.
The hostel provides supported crisis accommodation for up to 6 weeks to young Aboriginal women and their children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
The hostel provides a culturally safe environment for Aboriginal women and their children where they are supported to seek longer term and more secure housing options.
The hostel provides a living skills program for young women to undertake during their say to ensure that they are fully prepared for independent living.
The hostel provides support to access external services such as health care, access to education/employment and training opportunities.

Maribyrnong City Council

Local Council

Maribyrnong Maternal and Child Health

MCH see families with children under 6yrs. Maribyrnong has approx. 1450 births per yr and we are in contact with 98% of these families. The number does drop as the children get older. We see many families in severe hardship, often not in touch with any other services We are a universal service, free with no restrictions for eligibility other than the age of the child. Our Enhanced service sees the most vulnerable- mental health issues, Family violence, Child protection, AOD, needing extra parenting support etc.

MarionLIFE Community Services Inc

MarionLIFE Community Services is a not-for-profit community organisation that strives to provide meaningful, flexible and responsive care and support to individuals and families in need.

Marist 180

Marist Youth Care has over 110 years experience helping young people at risk in Australia. Marist Youth Care has developed into one of the largest service providers for youth at risk in Australia today. We provide services to over 4,000 young people and their families every year. Each night, we accommodate over 600 young people in our Residential and Asylum Seeker Services.

Our services are designed to help young people who are homeless, or who are at risk of homelessness or are living away from their families. Providing a bed is only part of the solution. We also focus on addressing the issues faced by young people and we help them develop skills for independent living in the future

Marley Street Community Hub

We are a Charity, a Public Benevolent Institution for people experiencing poverty, disadvantage or distress. We aim to advance social and public welfare by; Providing educational, skills, training and volunteering opportunities. Addressing food security. Reducing isolation and enhancing wellbeing. Support Services for people experiencing hardship.
Partnering with organisations, community groups, government departments and philanthropic bodies to share and activate resources for the community. Doing all other things incidental to achieving and carrying out the purposes
Our mission is to provide a community service where everyone matters. To address social isolation, hardship, inequity and disadvantage by providing emergency relief, increasing community participation and providing support services. We aim to always be inclusive, diverse and supportive in order to benefit the wellbeing of our local community.

Marlo Primary School

Primary school

Marnin Bowa Dumbara Aboriginal Corporation

The Derby based Family Healing Centre is a crisis accommodation service that offers support and advocacy to women and children who are escaping from family domestic violence. It is an essential support service for victims of family and domestic violence in the township of Derby and surrounding communities. The centre helps individuals and families to create a strong and sustainable future through active and integrated client support management. This includes coordination of services, community linkages, advocacy, referral, as well as practical assistance to access other vital support services.

Marninwarntikura Women's Resource Centre

Marninwarntikura Women's Resource Centre provides leadership to the Aboriginal Communities surrounding Fitzroy Crossing. Manrinwarntikura have a number of programs that provide service to vulnerable people.

Baya Gawiy Buga Yani Jandu Yani U incorporates early childhood learning, a child and parent centre, as well as affiliated partnerships for the betterment and wellbeing of our children and families of the Fitzroy Valley. Baya Gawiy Early Childhood Learning Unit (ECLU) provides Fitzroy Valley families a safe, trauma informed environment for their children. We provide culturally appropriate learning and care to children 6 months to 4 years.

Child and Parent Centre (CPC) works to improve access to health and education for Fitzroy Valley families targeting children aged 0 to 7 years and their families. It is a welcoming, safe and dynamic space that tailors programs to meet the changing diverse needs of vulnerable families. 2 additional outreach programs are managed from the CPC

Marninwarntikura Women's Resource Centre - Bigiswun YSEWB Service

Marninwarntikura Women's Resource Centre provides leadership to the Aboriginal Communities surrounding Fitzroy Crossing. Manrinwarntikura have a number of programs that provide service to vulnerable people. Baya Gawiy Buga Yani Jandu Yani U incorporates early childhood learning, a child and parent centre, as well as affiliated partnerships for the betterment and wellbeing of our children and families of the Fitzroy Valley. Baya Gawiy Early Childhood Learning Unit (ECLU) provides Fitzroy Valley families a safe, trauma informed environment for their children. We provide culturally appropriate learning and care to children 6 months to 4 years. Child and Parent Centre (CPC) works to improve access to health and education for Fitzroy Valley families targeting children aged 0 to 7 years and their families. It is a welcoming, safe and dynamic space that tailors programs to meet the changing diverse needs of vulnerable families. 2 additional outreach programs are managed from the CPC

Maronites on Mission

Maronites on Mission is a local charity organisation which runs three programs: Home visits- where we visit vulnerable families and provide moral support, food packs and referral to services; Homeless Food runs- where volunteers prepare and provide food to the homeless twice a week; International mission- annual trip to an impoverished country to provide medical assistance and help build communities.