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Mission Australia - SHIFT

SHIFT provide outreach casework support for young people experiencing alcohol and other drug (AOD) use issues, connecting with them in environments where they feel safe & comfortable. Referrals can be accepted from any source, including the young person. SHIFT is a voluntary service where young people have the choice to engage. Goals and engagement are informed by the young person. The SHIFT team brings comprehensive, broad experience in complex case management. Every referral will be assessed for suitability and support levels will be determined on the needs and complexities of each individual young person. There is not a limit on the length or frequency of engagement. This is determined by the worker and the young person.

Mission Australia - Sobering Up Shelter - Katherine

Provides overnight accommodation to those under the influence of alcohol or other drugs and who have been delivered to the shelter by NT Police or Night Patrol. Shelter staff provide client referrals to other services which may be able to assist client focus group improve their lifestyles.

Katherine Sobering up Shelter is a 18 bed funded facility for intoxicated clients that need a safe place to sleep and rest for a minimum of 6 hours until they are deemed sober to re-enter back into the community.

Mission Australia - South West Sydney Child, Youth & Family Service - Bankstown

Target clients for Early Intervention Youth and Family Support Services stream are young people aged 12 to 17 years and/or their families who: are experiencing vulnerabilities that, if not addressed, are or have the potential to adversely impact on their health, safety or wellbeing.

Mission Australia - South West Sydney Youth Hub

SWSY Hub provides long-term accommodation for young people 16-21 years of age, who are studying or working and at risk of homelessness. The Hub aims to break the cycle of homelessness by supporting young people to stay in school, continue studying after school and increase employment. These young people often have no family supports and their primary supports come from services offered at the Hub.

Mission Australia - Stuart Lodge

Stuart Lodge is a 27/7 hostel which provide short term accommodation to homeless. Supporting singles and families who are experiencing homelessness.

Mission Australia - Sydney Homeless Early Intervention Service

Sydney Homeless Early Intervention Service (SHEIS) provides full case management services to young people, men, women and families where tenancies or housing are at risk and to prevent homelessness.
The service uses an Early Intervention model.
The office is located Ashfield and operates across the City of Sydney, Marrickville, Leichhardt, Canada Bay, Ashfield, Burwood, Strathfield and Canterbury Local Government Areas.
SHEIS is funded by the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ).

Mission Australia - Tailored Support Coordination Service Southern Tasmania

Tailored Support Coordination Service is a collaborative partnership between MA Housing Tasmania and MA Community Services to provide wellbeing support to tenants.

Mission Australia - Transition to Work

Mission Australia's Transition to Work works with young people aged 15-21 who have left school early, or who are having difficulty finding work after school. We help young people to develop the skills and confidence they need to move into work or ongoing education (including apprenticeships and traineeships), and we provide no-cost employment services for employers looking to recruit young workers.

Mission Australia - Youth Accommodation Support Service

YASS provides safe and secure crisis accommodation to young people aged 15 to 18 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness for up to 12 weeks.
YASS also provides transitional accommodation to young people aged 16-25 years old.

Mission Australia - Youth Beat

Drug and Alcohol Youth Service

Mission Australia Brighter Futures

Mission Australia is a NGO organization who works with vulnerable people in the community to assist them so they can stand for themselves. The Brighter Futures Program has a focus on child protection and supporting families that are affected by Domestic and family violence, mental health issues, drug and alcohol issues, homelessness and intellectual delays.

Mission Australia Brighter Futures Program - Tablelands

The Brighter Futures Program delivers targeted services and support to families with children aged under 9 years or who are expecting a child, where the child/ren are at high risk of entering the statutory child protection system. The program provides families with the necessary support and services to help prevent an escalation of the problems they are facing. The Brighter Futures Program provides families with access to a wide range of flexible services and supports that cater for individual as well as family needs. These are combined through case management to achieve the improved outcomes. Program service components include: Case management. Home Visiting (structured one-to-one programs in the home), Parenting Programs (groups), Quality children’s services, Program aims to enable children to live safely at home and thereby: Reduce the rate of child protection reports, Reduce the rate of entry to and length of time in Out of Home Care, Reduce future demand for services.

Mission Australia IFS - Ipswich

Intensive Family Support (IFS) aims to improve the safety and wellbeing of vulnerable children (aged 0-18) , and their family through the use of a range of flexible, tailored support services including case-management and access to a range of services that may include counselling, health interventions, and in-home supports. The service supports parents and carers through tailored interventions to build their skills and capacity to safely nurture and protect their children. Services engage with all family members who are willing to receive support.

Mission Australia Northern Sydney

The Northern Sydney team provides case management for homelessness and homelessness early intervention (SHS), Youth services, alcohol and drug, and complex mental health. We also provide family and children services and parenting programs.

Mission Australia RAI - Deception Bay

Referral for Active Intervention Service is an intensive family support service for families with children age between 0-18 years of age. We provide an outreach service to vulnerable and disadvantaged families to prevent them from entering the child protection system within the Moreton Bay and Somerset Region

Mission Australia WA - Maddington (Wattle House)

Wattle House, in Perth's south east region, is a Mission Australia hub of integrated service provision and delivery, which helps address clients' complex needs and circumstances. Wattle House's Family Support and Accommodation Service provides families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness with transitional housing, case management and referrals, to ensure they obtain and maintain long term stable housing.

Mission To Seafarers - Dampier WA

Mission to Seafarers Dampier and Port Walcott, exists to meet the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of seafarers visiting Dampier and Walcott ports.
We aim to assist any seafarer who is in need or distress and advocate for their needs to relevant stakeholders in the shipping industry.
Our services are offered seafarers of all ranks, nationalities and beliefs.
All of our activities are motivated by a love for Jesus Christ - who first loved us (John 3:16) - we seek to bring glory to God with the operations of our centres.

Mission to Seafarers - Geraldton

Caring for Seafarers around the World - Especially in the Port of Geraldton

Mission to Seafarers Brisbane Inc

The Mission to Seafarers Brisbane provides a wide range of services that support the mental, physical and spiritual health needs of seafarers (ships crew) manning ships that trade to and from the Port of Brisbane. The support services provided are irrespective of the seafarers race, culture, language, religion or gender.

Mission to Seafarers Bunbury

We provide welfare to seafarers visiting the Port of Bunbury

Mission to Seafarers Darwin Inc

The Mission to Seafarers Darwin Inc provides Welfare assistance to Seafarers in need while in Darwin. We provide advocacy, counselling, spiritual support, transport, clothing, care packs and food.

Mission to Seafarers Fremantle

Assists seafarers while in Fremantle Port.

Mission to Seafarers Newcastle

The Mission to Seafarers and Stella Maris work together in Newcastle in providing a place of hospitality and safety to the Seafarers.

Mission to Seafarers Townsville

The MtS is an organisation for the welfare and well being of seafarers who visit the port as part of their work on vessels. It is a Christian faith based organisation working worldwide caring for the 1.6 million seafarers. We operate a canteen, bus service, chapel and recreation area at the Port of Townsville Qld and support individual and groups in need among the visiting seafarers.

Missionbeat - Mission Australia

Supporting homeless community

Missionworx

Missionworx is a community based organisation offering a heartfelt Christian response to the needs of the people of Canberra city.

We are a community in which hurting people can find friendship, healing and practical assistance. Although the needs we encounter are significant, through the support of our partners we are able to combat hunger with nourishment; hurt with love; homelessness with warmth and advocacy; and isolation with friendship and belonging.

Mitchell Shire Council

Local Government, can support with information following the Seymour region floods in October 2022

Mittagong Public School

Care and education of primary school students, and support of all facets of wellbeing through the School Chaplaincy program. This care extends also to the whole school community- students, staff and families.

Miya Kaadadjiny Learning Sanctuary

MK delivers a culturally appropriate yarning circle to encourage engagement of commuity members to address isolation issues and engage in meaningful activites and build social networks. MK is now establish a Noongar Bush Tucker garden to encourage healthy eating, social activity and cultural engagement.

MJD Foundation Ltd

The MJD Foundation works in partnership with Aboriginal Australians, their families and communities affected by Machado-Joseph Disease (MJD). We provide comprehensive supports and engage in research, providing hope for the future.

MLAHMC Ltd. (Tenant Support and Education Project)

The project involves five initiatives designed support Aboriginal housing tenants to strengthen and sustain their tenancies through the provision of community education, case management, service collaboration and community engagement.

Mogo Village Business Chamber

The Mogo Village Business Chamber is made up of Mogo business owners who work together to support the Mogo community and encourage local business growth.

Moira Shire Council

Local Government organisation. Council is the lead agency for Flood Recovery

Molong Central School P&C Association

An association of parents and community members dedicated to supporting the school and broader community through the provision of educational support material.

Molong District Baptist Church

Advancement of Christianity through care and support in the community

Molong Early Learning Centre

Molong Early Learning Centre is a service that delivers early childhood and education and care to children from the ages of 0- years.

We operate five days a week and open from 8am to 6pm.

Molonglo Support Services - Louisa Domestic Violence Service

Louisa Domestic Violence Service is part of Molonglo Support Services.

Legal Aid funds our South Eastern Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service (SEWDVCAS) to provide court support to women taking out an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order in Queanbeyan, Goulburn and Cooma.

Louisa Domestic Violence Service employs four part-time Specialist Domestic Violence Support Workers, a Specialist Child Support Worker, Coordinator and an administration team that we share with the two other services.

Molonglo Support Services - Staying Home Leaving Violence

The Staying Home Leaving Violence (SHLV) program is a service funded through the Department of Communities and Justice and aims to reduce risk to women and children in the Queanbeyan and Palerang region.

Molonglo Support Services - Your Place Housing Support Service

Our aim is to assist people to have a place they can call home and to improve their health and wellbeing. Providing appropriate and effective services to adults and families (aged 25 years and over) who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Momentum Collective - Casino

Staying Home Leaving Violence and Domestic Violence Specialist homelessness service

Monaro Community Access Service

We provide advocacy and referrals to access services, facilitate programs and education sessions in the community such as budgeting, meal planning, home maintenance, tenancy survival and personal hygiene. We assist the SHS in this area for people who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. We assist people who are in State Debt with WDO's and can also provide assistance for utility bills, rough sleepers, food relief, mental health issues, as well as support victims of Domestic Violence. Our company values are empowerment, self-determination, social justice, social inclusion, collaboration and community.

Monaro Early Intervention Service

Our mission is to support children up to 18 years with developmental delay or disability to pursue their goals and participate fully in family and community life. We are a not-for-profit organisation.

We provide early intervention, therapy services and other programs to children across the Snowy Monaro region. We work with families to identify goals that are important to them and their child. Our services are provided in the setting that best suits children and their family – at MEIS, home, school or in the community. Our supports are play based and are integrated into everyday routines and interactions as much as possible.

Monaro Family Support Service

We provide a range of programs and services to children, young people and families in the Snowy Monaro region, especially those who may be vulnerable or experiencing adversity, including case work, counselling, advocacy, referrals, and group programs. These may be delivered in our offices or through our home visiting and rural outreach programs.

Monbulk College

Secondary School

Monbulk Primary School

Primary School

Money Mentors

Money Mentors Financial Counselling, provide free financial counselling support to families across Bindjareb Boodja (Peel Region) and Whadjuk Boodja (Metro Region).

We have operated in Bindjareb Country (the Peel Region) since 2005 and Whadjuk Boodja (Byford/ Perth Metro) since 2018, offering Financial Services to the community.

Our core services include:

Financial Counselling,
Outreach Appointments & Support,
Community Education Programs,
Financial Crisis Advocacy and Negotiation Services
&
Small Business Financial Counselling.

We are a not-for-profit organisation.

MoneyMob Talkabout

Education, training and economic literacy for Indigenous people on the APY Lands.

Monterey Secondary College

Monterey Secondary College is part of the Frankston North Education Precinct. We provide support and referral for families and students to assist with their health, wellbeing, housing, learning, pathways and living day to day. We offer food aid and material aid to our community that experiences disadvantage. Frankston North has a poverty index score of 0.88 and we respond to community need through collaboration, partnering, listening to voice and engaging with the community.

Montrose Primary School

Primary School

Mooloolah Primary School P&C Association

Mooloolah State School (MSS) P&C Association is a group of volunteers working together to improve the facilities and opportunities available for all students at Mooloolah State School. Our P&C plays a vital role in providing services and opportunities that have no funding allocated for in the Education Queensland budget.

Mooloolah Valley Community Centre

The Mooloolah Valley Centre is a not for profit organisation run by volunteers. We provide welfare relief for people within the post codes 4554 and 4553.
This includes clothing, kitchen utensils etc., IGA food vouchers, fuel vouchers, annual school bursaries, school uniforms and books.
We also donate funds to theLandsborough Rural Fire Brigade, the Eudlo Rural Fire Brigade, The Maleny Neighbour Centre and the Muttaburra CWA for drought relief.
Our Welfare Volunteers liaise with the school Chaplains from the Mooloolah state school as well as Eudlo and Beerwah state schools.
The Chaplains refer their clients on to us and we provide their needs (where possible). That is, the Centre re-imburses the costs of school books and uniforms.
The Centre also provides a JP Service on a regular basis.
We can refer clients on to other organisations if there is a need for housing or refuge centres.

Moorabool Shire Council

We are a shire and have people in need of items when disaster happens storms, floods and fires

Moorambilla Voices

More than a choir, Moorambilla is a unique arts organisation that seeks to empower children to think big, dream wide and connect to country through an exceptional multi-arts program of workshops, cultural immersions, residencies, tours, recordings, and concerts. Australian composers, musicians, choreographers and visual artists co-create with our candidates to deliver outstanding, joyful performances that celebrate their capacity and our shared connection to country. Youth from regional Australia are encouraged to learn about themselves through choral singing, Taiko drumming, dance, and visual arts, a process that empowers them to find their voice, their passion and their path for the future.

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation

Moorditj Koort is a community controlled, not-for-profit organisation that supports the health and wellness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in WA. Moorditj Koort has a range of programs designed to help Indigenous peoples in our community.

Moorditj Koort was established in partnership with the Aboriginal Community and the Rockingham Kwinana Divisions of General Practice (RKDGP) in 2010.

The need for establishing Moorditj Koort was raised at a community meeting in 2009 in the Aboriginal Planning Forums to create a ‘One Stop Shop’.

The community stated that the biggest issues facing Aboriginal people was the increased number of services engaging with Aboriginal people without visible outcomes.

Moorditj Noongar Community College

Moorditj Noongar Community College is a small Indigenous school supporting @ 120 students from the greater Midlands region of Perth WA. Our ICSEA is 663 meaning that we represent some of the most disadvantaged students in Perth. We offer specialist literacy support in small classroom settings to at risk students. We utilise strong interagency to meet the welfare needs of our students. We also offer a door to door bus service, daily breakfast club and emergency lunch service as part of our attendance strategy

Mooroolbark East Primary School

Primary School

Mooroopna Education and Activity Centre

Neighbourhood House and Activity Centre offering support to all community members.

Mooroopna Park Primary School

Mooroopna Park Primary School is a school of 120 students serving the greater Mooroopna area, a large provincial town within the City of Greater Shepparton. The school, established in 1980, is set in a park like environment with spacious grounds for students to play in.

We employ a full time chef and our school provides breakfast, morning tea and afternoon tea as well as a cooked lunch daily for all students at no cost to families. We deliver food and grocery hampers to families each week to help ease the pressures of the rising cost of living and a lot of our families don't have transport. We have a full time speech therapist.

We have a Paediatrician attend our school every fortnight to help support students and families and improve outcomes for our students. We have a washing machine and dryer to wash kids clothes for various reasons.

Morawa Community Resource Centre

The Morawa Community Resource Centre is a not for profit that offers a wide range of services to the community including access to state and local government information, regular business and social development courses, secretarial services also room and desk hire. The CRC produces the local newspaper and phonebook, runs the toy library, book exchange , along with hosting various events within the community. Our mission is to work proactively with stakeholders and our local community to provide a quality range of services to improve skills that enhance community connection and assist in building economic stability.

Morawa District High School

PRIMARY RECIPIENTS: SCHOOL

More Pay in May Incorporated

More Pay in May Incorporated strives to raise awareness to the impacts of problem gambling by encouraging people to participate in groups formed by friends families or colleagues and embarking on a gambling free month of May.

Moree Sports Health Arts and Education Academy

The Moree SHAE Academy aims to develop and evolve the achievements of earlier programs to deliver appropriately tailored "customised" programs and services for the local Moree community.

The Academy provides an environment and learning space where personal growth, excellence and inclusiveness will flourish. Academy students are given a very broad spread of development opportunities with the objective of creating a healthier, stronger and sustainable future for the students.

Specific programs to build individual skills, capabilities and leadership qualities will be delivered through the following streams:
Connecting with culture
Education and Art
Health and wellbeing
Leadership development
Mentoring and support services
Sporting development

Mornington Community Support Centre

Mornington Community Support Centre provides information, referrals, and support services to assist people experiencing personal and financial difficulties in Mornington, Mt Martha, Mt Eliza, and Moorooduc in Victoria. We are committed to ensuring that no one should go hungry because they cannot afford to buy food and through various donors we provide fresh bread and food on a daily basis. We have a pantry stocked with nonperishable items and can provide supermarket and fuel vouchers when available. We have recently opened a community cafe, where our community members can enjoy barista style coffee, toasties, hot meals and desserts free of charge. We have 3 Case workers and a team of trained volunteers providing Emergency Relief and provide one on one interviews to determine clients needs be it food support, budgeting,counselling, No interest loans, advocacy,travel cards or general support. We also run an op shop to provide funding for these services.

Mornington Peninsula Shire Council

Emergency relief and recovery support

Mornington Shire Council

Serving the people of Mornington Island, their land, their community and their traditions

Moruya High School

Moruya High School is an inclusive, comprehensive coeducational public high school on the South Coast of NSW

Morven Progress Association

Morven is a small community in SW Qld and the Progress Association is a NFP working with other community groups and the Murweh Shire Council to make our little town a great place to live, work and raise a family.

Morwell Neighbourhood House

Our Purpose
Morwell Neighbourhood House is established for those people and families who are experiencing poverty, disadvantage, distress or isolation within the Morwell and surrounding communities. We also advance the social and public welfare of the community by providing educational support, skills, training and volunteering opportunities to increase independence. We deliver programs that include addressing food security issues, reducing social isolation and enhancing wellbeing.

Mosaic Baptist Church

Mosaic is a multi-site church in Canberra, ACT.
Through the week we open our facilities to numerous community events including Busy Bee's playgroup, Creative Leisure (craft), computer classes, English as a Second and Language classes, cooking groups, reading clubs and more.

Mossman State High School

Provides Secondary Education services to the Douglas Shire

Mossman State School

Our school is located in the semi-rural township of the Mossman community and has an Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage (ICSEA) value of 892, which is well below the average national ICSEA value of 1000. 45% of our families fall into the bottom quarter of the Distribution of Socio-Educational Advantage (SEA) in Australia, as opposed to the national average of 25%. Conversely, 5% of our families fall into the top quarter of the Distribution of SEA, as opposed to the national average of 25%. Our school community embraces a wide representation of cultures, languages and lifestyles, which make up our student, parent and staff population. Approximately 50% of our students identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders. We estimate that approximately 50% of our students do not have devices or connectivity at home which creates an issue for our school in terms of creating equity around continuity of learning during the school closures caused by COVID-19 pandemic.

Mossman Support Services

Mossman Support Services strives to build a community that cares and supports the vulnerable and disadvantaged including persons with a disability, people with a mental illness, youth at risk and marginalized indigenous people by providing support services and/or referrals to asist individuals to remove barriers to opportunity, increase social inclusion nad improve their quality of life. Our holistic services focus on providing clients with life tools based on their strengths, preferences, values and culture. Programs delivered by Mossman Support Services include disability support, youth services, community counselling for victims of family and domestic violence, intensive family support, playgroup, men's shed, community garden and kitchen, work for the dole, art and craft program, drama for disability among the few. We believe in the rights of people and the importance of relationships. These foundations shape our approach to providing support and underpin our vision and mission

Mother Hubbard's Cupboard in Camden Inc

A not-for-profit charity providing goods and furniture for domestic violence survivor families and the homeless in the Macarthur region - operating since May 2008.

Mount Alexander Shire Council

Provides support and governance functions to local community and responsible for the coordination of local emergency- disaster relief and recovery functions.

Mount Barker Family House Inc

Mount Barker Community Centre is a not-for-profit, independent organisation located in the heart of Mount Barker SA. The Community Centre offers local community members opportunities to connect with each ​other through a variety of responsive and inclusive programs, events and volunteer roles across the region. The Community Centre is responsive to local community need and works to address gaps and unmet needs through innovation and collaboration.

Mount Dandenong Primary School

Primary School

Mount Druitt Ethnic Communities Agency

Independent community based organization dedicated to informing, linking and empowering people from culturally diverse backgrounds to enhance a culturally rich and diverse Australia.

Mount Gravatt Community Centre

Mount Gravatt Community Centre offers services and support to families and individuals living in Mt Gravatt and surrounding suburbs. Our support extends from advocacy to providing appropriate counselling and referral. Resources are available to all people contacting the Centre. Aged care and in-home support services are also provided to eligible community members.

Mount Isa Family Support Service & Neighbourhood Centre Inc

The Mount Isa Neighbourhood Centres is a hub of local knowledge. We always have an emphasis on offering programs and responses that are tailored to our local community. Our networks with community groups, individuals, businesses, Government, faith organisations and schools mean we have a unique insight into the landscape of our local community.

We are not defined by a service to a target demographic, but by an approach which is driven by the community itself. We foster connection, belonging, participation and inclusion. The Centre welcomes everyone, and work hard to build connection between individuals and organisation, particularly those who are isolated, vulnerable, and disenfranchised. Our centre offers many funded and centre-funded programs to encourage people to connect and engage in community activities. We are local people who live in and are passionate about our community. We believe a Connected Community is a Well Community, and we work hard to ensure that the Mount Isa Neighbourhood Centre is a hub that supports our community’s needs.

Mount Kilcoy State School

A small rural P-6 state school that caters to a tight-knit community, often serving as a focal point for local education and social activities. The school follows the Australian Curriculum, offering small multiage classes from Prep through to the sixth grade. Teachers work diligently to provide quality education and social/emotional support for our students. The school provides support services to address the diverse needs of its students, which includes counselling, special education programs, learning support, funding when required to attend camps, buy uniforms and facilitates community connections. Our school has limited services and supports due to the rural location. Mount Kilcoy State School is located 10 kilometres north of the township of Kilcoy in Queensland, Australia. We recently had the addition of a health hub that supports some mental health but not school aged primary children at this stage.

Mount Stromlo High School

Stromlo High School strives to provide a safe and caring education environment where each student is encouraged to achieve individual excellence, self-reliance and responsibility. We provide a quality education for every child.

Learning provides all students with a positive and productive future full of challenges and satisfaction. Success in learning provides students with the basis for life long learning and the ability to contribute positively and productively to the community and society.

Respect for others; respect for the right of others to learn and feel safe; respect for property of others and the school and community and self-respect allow all members of the school community to work successfully together at all times.

Endeavouring to do your best in everything you do and participating and taking up opportunities allows students to develop a high level of self-respect and pride in their achievements. Everyone learns differently. Everyone has strengths. Students are ass

Mount Tarcoola Primary School

Mount Tarcoola Primary School caters for Kindergarten to Year 6 students living in the southern suburbs of Geraldton and the Greenough hinterland.

Mountains Community Resource Network

MCRN is the local peak body for the community services sector in the Blue Mountains - our Member organisations include Neighbourhood Centres; family, homelessness, DV and youth support services; aged and disability services, etc.

Mt Hawthorn Baptist Church

Mt Hawthorn Baptist Church Incorporated is a Christian church, affiliated with The Baptist Union of Western Australia Incorporated.

Mudgin-Gal Aboriginal Corporation

Mudgin-Gal is an Aboriginal organisation based in inner-city Sydney. As a service run by Aboriginal women, for Aboriginal women, it is unique. Mudgin-Gal means ‘women’s place’. It offers safe haven and active support for women, girls and their young families through services.

Mullaley Public School

Primary school education

Mullion Creek Public School P&C

We are the P&C associated with Mullion Creek Public School. We help resource the school and students for whatever is needed.

Mullumbimby & District Neighbourhood Centre

MDNC is a community based organisation which is funded and / or supported by: Dept of family services, Dept. of social services, donations and contributions from the Byron Shire Community, Byron Shire Council. Services delivered are broad.

Mullumbimby High School P&C

MHS P&C raise funds the learning and wellbeing of Mullum High's students, especially following the recent catastrophic flood

Multicap Limited

Established in 1962, Multicap is a Queensland based disability support service; empowering people with disability and their families through a network of one-on-one and group programs. Services including hub-based recreational activities, employment training, supported independent living, customised support and short term accommodation are delivered from more than 100 locations across Queensland and Northern New South Wales.

Multicap stands by its sole purpose: the quality of life of people with disability and their families is enhanced by our support. With our help, people with disability are encouraged to exercise choice and control, develop independence and achieve their life goals.

We deliver services across the following regions:
* Brisbane
* Logan
* Redlands
* Moreton Bay
* Sunshine Coast
* South West Queensland
* Central Queensland
* North Queensland
* Gold Coast
* Northern New South Wales

Multicap Tasmania

Multicap Tasmania provides disability support services to a large number of clients across Northern Tasmania, including day services, respite, accommodation services, for children and adults.

Multicultural Australia

Since 1998, Multicultural Australia (formerly Multicultural Development Australia) has been welcoming refugees, people seeking asylum, international students and other new arrivals to Queensland with the goal of creating a fairer, more prosperous society for all Queenslanders.

We support more than 5,000 newly arrived Queenslanders every year, including refugees, international students, people seeking asylum and migrants.

We help them to settle into their new lives, build connections in their communities, find work and study opportunities, learn new skills and feel at home.

We also work with individuals, communities, business and government to help build a more welcoming Queensland through advocacy, cultural training and community events that bring people together, foster understanding and recognise the valuable contribution that new arrivals and migrants make to Queensland.

Multicultural Australia - Biloela

Multicultural Australia exists to create a welcoming, inclusive and economically stronger community. This is a shared agenda with many others. Our part is to ensure that new Queenslanders are included, skilled and thriving. We are passionate about promoting positive conversations about inclusion.

Multicultural Australia - Post-SRSS Program

Supports finally determined asylum seekers

Multicultural Australia - Toowoomba

Multicultural Australia exists to create a welcoming, inclusive and economically stronger community. This is a shared agenda with many others. Our part is to ensure that new Queenslanders are included, skilled and thriving. We are passionate about promoting positive conversations about inclusion.

Multicultural Communities Council Gold Coast

Settlement and Engagement Transition Support - case work for refugees and migrants up to 5 years after their arrival in Australia.

Multicultural Communities Council Illawarra

Established in 1975, MCCI delivers services to and represents the interests of people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds (CALD) in the Illawarra, ACT and Queanbeyan.

Our services include aged care, youth development, community capacity building, volunteering, and training and we are proud to be a dynamic organisation that represents the ever changing needs of our community.

Multicultural Communities Council of WA

MCCWA supports and advocates disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals, families and communities from culturally and linguistically diverse (CaLD) backgrounds.

Multicultural Community Centre Ltd

The Multicultural Community Centre (MCC) was established in 1989 in Chinatown, to meet the needs of Brisbane’s culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) community in Brisbane Chinatown (Fortitude Valley) and the wider Brisbane community. MCC was formally incorporated in 1996 and operates as a charitable organisation (a public benevolent institution), primarily assisting migrants, refugees, the disadvantaged, the poor and the elderly.

Multicultural Development Association Inc. - Woolloongabba

MDA is committed to delivering a welcoming Queensland where all new arrivals have the opportunity to fully contribute to and participate in a multicultural society. Queensland’s diversity is our strength.

We are an independent organisation committed to achieving the best settlement outcomes for our clients. As one of Queensland’s largest multicultural agencies, we work with refugees, international students, people seeking asylum and migrants, as well as their local communities.

In metropolitan and regional Queensland, MDA works in partnership with our clients, other service providers, government agencies and the private sector, to achieve quality service delivery through advocacy, client service delivery, community development and multicultural sector development.