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Multicultural Families Organisation

Multicultural Families Organisation supports newly arrived refugees and migrants with settlement support and housing.

Multicultural Futures

Assisting migrants and refugees who are facing or experiencing homelessness, mental health issues and difficulty settling, or who need support to improve their employment capabilities, so that they can build meaningful lives in Australia.

Multicultural Hub Canberra

We provide settlement services and support across the ACT and SE NSW including Queanbeyan, Goulburn, Cooma and Bega.

Multicultural Services Centre - Bunbury

MSCWA Bunbury provides settlement services to new migrants in the Southwest region of Western Australia.

Multicultural Services Centre of WA - Mirrabooka

To meet the settlement, welfare, education and training, cultural, legal and related needs of culturally and linguistically diverse Western Australians; and to use its cultural and linguistic service planning and delivery expertise to undertake initiatives to respond to natural and other disasters and humanitarian causes overseas.

Multicultural Services Centre of WA - Morley

MSCWA’s Purpose
To meet the settlement, welfare, education and training, cultural, legal and related needs of culturally and linguistically diverse Western Australians; and to use its cultural and linguistic service planning and delivery expertise to undertake initiatives to respond to natural and other disasters and humanitarian causes overseas.

We Provide following programmes:
- MAITRI Mental Health Services
- Disability Services Program
- Financial Services
- Health and wellbeing Program
- Housing Services Program
- Media Services
- Wellness Program
- My Health Our Health (MHOH)
- Problem Gambling
- Settlement Grants Program
- Workforce Development Centre Program
Our website is https://www.mscwa.com.au/.

Multicultural Services Centre of WA - North Perth

The aims and objectives of our organisation are:
a) Alleviate poverty within migrant and refugee families through the provision of emergency relief and other available support services and initiatives.
b) Provide appropriate cultural and linguistic services to address the needs of the diverse populace of WA with special emphasis on matters affecting their general settlement, welfare & education, training & employment, legal & health (including mental health).
c) Provide culturally and linguistically appropriate services targeting specific needs of women, elderly, youth and people with disabilities.
d) Build the capacity of new and emerging ethnic groups and empower them to address issues of concern to them.
e) Collaborate and assist ethnic groups whose aims and objects are compatible with those of the Association.
f) Promote greater awareness of the needs and concerns of culturally and linguistically diverse Western Australians among all levels of the government and non-gove

Multicultural Youth Service

The team at MYS assist young migrants and refugees to find their way in their new environment.
Our friendly team can help with:
Someone to talk to
Friends & relationships
Finding a job
Getting on at school
Family matters
Exploring new opportunities

Multicultural Youth South Australia

MYSA is the state representative body for multicultural youth and young families, the only youth-specific multicultural organisation in South Australia, and one of two leading youth-specific multicultural organisations in the country. Our primary objective is to equip disadvantaged refugee/migrant youth and young families with the resources and opportunities they need to participate in the social and economic life of the community. We are involved in three key areas of work: (1) direct program delivery; (2) research, policy and advocacy; and (3) sector development and capacity building. We also own and operate the event management social enterprise, Miss MYSA Events (MME).

Multilink Community Services Inc.

MultiLink provides community services to diverse communities. Multilink focusses on migrant, culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

Our key services include settlement of new people into the community, comprehensive language support, help for aged and disability sectors, support for children, young people and families, and social engagement programs focusing on healthy lifestyles.

Our vision for the future combines practical programs with our values and mission.

ADASC Aged and Disability Services supports frail aged people, people with a disability and their carers from diverse cultural, faith and linguistic backgrounds with a range of services required to assist them to continue living in their own home with confidence and dignity.

Multiple Sclerosis Society of Western Australia Inc (MSWA)

Organisation that looks after people with all Neurological Conditions. (Formerly known as the Multiple Sclerosis Society of WA)

Mum for Mum NCJWA

Mum for Mum NCJWA is a non-denominational home-visiting program where trained volunteers who are mothers themselves visit an expectant mum in the last trimester of pregnancy and for the first year of their baby's life in order to provide emotional support.

Mummy's Wish Ltd

Mummy's Wish manages the distressing impact of cancer on mums and their family units by providing support to Australian families with children aged 12 years, through the provision of practical, immediate and non-means tested support, whilst mum is receiving treatment for cancer.

Mums of the Hills Inc.

We are an online and place-based group dedicated to connecting mums and children in the greater area. We advocate for issues associated with women living in hills areas.

We provide support and workshops in issues relevant to health and wellbeing.

Mums Supporting Families In Need

MSFIN is a charity based in Seaford Victoria that believes that every child has the right to access their daily basic needs.
MSFIN is a fully run organisation that provides material aid to vulnerable community members via the social workers that support these clients. We provide material items such as womens, mens and childrens clothing, linen, nursery furniture, toys, toiletries and non perishable food. We provide free material aid to approximately 500 people every month.

Mums4Refugees NSW INC

We provide emergency material aid to people seeking asylum

Mungindi Progress Association

Supports rural community groups and community projects. They also assist with families struggling in times of need.

Mununjali Jymbi Centre

Indigenous Support Service and Housing
Jymbi Centre
Family and Youth Support Healing and Intervention
All families who have difficulties from time to time and may need to talk with someone.
We work confidentially and can provide information and ongoing healing and support with you and your whole family.
Some ways our programs offer support:
Having a cuppa and a yarn
Court Support
Counselling
Referrals
Day & Overnight programs
Women’s & Men’s Groups
Client support services

Murilla Community Centre Inc

Incorporiated in 1992 the Murilla Community Centre Inc aims to focus on Developing and supporting the Community through awareness and response to social and human issues identified in Miles and surrounding districts: Provide information and resources
Set up and coordinate new community services
Network with existing organisation and assist the development of self help and particular interest groups
Encourage government and other services to visit this area
Provide a meeting place for groups
Provide assistance to people who have difficulty understanding information
Be a place where someone is available to listen and where people can visit when no one else can help.
The Murilla Community Centre provides many services and programs including:
•Rural Family Support Worker
•Murilla Respite Service
•Murilla Long Day Care Centre
•Community Development Workers
•Community News
•Broadband for Seniors
•The Den - Youth Group
•Emergency Relief Program
•Room/Equipment Hir

Murra Mia Aboriginal Corporation

We help Aboriginal people in need of housing, we work to prevent homelessness in Aboriginal communities, we support Aboriginal people to maintain their tenancies, we represent Aboriginal tenants in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal when they have a landlord tenant depute, we are a charity, not for profit Aboriginal corporation, we maintain a gift fund in accordance with the requirements of the income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

Murray Valley Aboriginal Cooperatives

The Murray Valley Aboriginal Cooperative is a not-for-profit organisation who provides a diverse range of programs from childcare, kindergarten, health, medical, well being, housing and aged care for the Aboriginal people in Robinvale. Our main focus is on self determination, empowerment and resilience.

Murray Valley Sanctuary Refugee Group

The core business of the Group is to sponsor, and to help settle in our community, people from refugee camps around the world. The families and individual persons who come are under 202 Humanitarian Visas

Murri Watch Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation

Murri Watch is a not-for-profit incorporation established in 1991 just prior to the handing down of the Recommendations arising from the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. Murri Watch is determined to stop Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths and self-harm in custody, and to deliver high quality services and support options for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness. Murri Watch delivers a range of programs across the state. These programs include Diversion from Custody, Cell Visitor Services, Community Patrol Services and Homelessness. Our Homelessness Service, Bowman Johnson Hostel is a 20-bed hostel which provides short term accommodation combined with case management services for homeless person or persons at risk of being homeless.

Murrigunyah

Indigenous sexual assault centre, providing support for women and males in the community, provide counselling, referrals, emergency response, training and workshops, court assistance, advocacy, spiritual healing.

Murrindindi Shire Council

MSC is a rural council to the north-east of metropolitan Melbourne, providing local government services

Murrurundi Pre-school Incorporated

Service providing high quality education and care for children aged 3-5 years.

Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation

Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation (MAC) is made up of members from five traditional custodial groups: the Ngarluma, Mardudhunera, Yaburara, Yindjibarndi, and Wong-Goo-Tt-Oo peoples. MAC’s mission is to preserve and protect our land, heritage and culture while transforming the lives of our community. MAC brings together the five groups to pave the way for future generations and work together for country, while respecting lore, heritage and traditions.

Murwillumbah Community Centre

The Murwillumbah Community Centre Inc (MCC) is a centrally located not-for-profit, community-based organisation which provides a diverse mix of support services and facilities for Murwillumbah and surrounding villages. MCC is committed to the principles of equity, access, participation and community development, and is dedicated to providing a safe, inclusive and welcoming environment for the local community that celebrates diversity and encourages health and wellbeing, social interaction, inter-generational respect, and the sharing of knowledge and positive inclusion.
MCC services include;
- Information, Referral, Advocacy & Support Service
- Emergency Relief Service
- Financial Counselling Service
- Budget Counselling
- Tenancy Support Service
- Homeless support
- Educational / Recreational Programs
- Community Pantry
- Indigenous Family Support
- Indigenous Dance Group & playgroup
- Youth breakfast program
- After school youth group

Murwillumbah CORE Inc. (Community Organised Resilience Effort)

Disaster resilience, recovery and preparedness

Murwillumbah High School

Secondary school

My Best Life Australia Ltd

The charity has been created to provide those who are experiencing domestic violence and homelessness a safe place to stay. Our aim is to provide more social and emergency housing for very low income earners and victims of abuse, as well as running programs and activities to help rebuild self esteem.

Myhorizon

Standing with you, for you so you can make the most of life
We tailor supports around your individual needs, preferences, and life stages. Find the service that's right for you:
Lifestyle
Employment and Training
Support Coordination
Independent Living
Social Enterprises

Naala Djookan Healing Centre

Naala Djookan is a healing centre for women and children who have experienced or are experiencing Family and Domestic Violence. We offer a variety of wellness activities as well as offering intensive one on one support for women that require more support on their healing journey.

Nairm Marr Djambana Inc

We are a not for profit Aboriginal Community Organisation (Gathering Place). An Aboriginal Gathering Place is a welcoming, inclusive and culturally safe space where all Aboriginal people have a sense of belonging. It is a space designed to foster reconciliation and healing, for Aboriginal people as well as non-Aboriginal people, with access to programs and services that strengthen culture and enhance wellbeing.. We provide culturally safe programs and services.

Namadgi school

The hub is a program set up within Namadgi school to support students and family that are experiencing financial hardship.

Nambour Community Centre Inc.

OUR VISION
To stand beside people as we all work and learn towards a better community.

OUR MISSION
To co-create a better community by working with people in ways that promote and embed equity, opportunity and mutual respect.

Nambucca Valley Council

Local Government

Nanango Wesleyan Methodist Church

Nanango WMC has started a community base charity: 1. Community Café Inc.....We prepared free meal every Friday night to help those in need, most disadvantage, homeless and single parents etc.
2. Grace Community Foofhamper....... We prepared a foodhamper with a low cost to help our community with low income, pensioners, unemployment, homeless, and people in needs.

Narang Bir-rong

Narang Bir-rong is a not-for-profit Aboriginal foster care agency located in Sydney's western suburbs. We have three programs including: Leaving care, out of home care & family preservation.

Narellan Community Health Centre - Aboriginal Community Social Work

Community Service works with only Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander families. Vulnerable with complex issues and child protection concerns

National Bushfire Recovery Agency

We are focused on connecting people, communities, primary producers and businesses with the services and assistance they may need to rebuild and recover to support the recovery of all Australians.

National Recovery and Resilience Agency

The National Bushfire Recovery Agency is an Australian government agency established to help those affected by bushfires.

National Recovery and Resilience Agency - Eurobodalla & Bega

The National Recovery and Resilience Agency is an Australian government agency established to help those affected by bushfires.

National Seniors Aust Ltd

Make a difference to the lives of older Australians - through advocacy, campaigns, research, well being support.

National Zakat Foundation

National Zakat Foundation is a ground-breaking initiative which aims to utilise Zakat funds and voluntary donations collected in Australia for the benefit of local, deserving recipients.

NATSIWA (National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Womens Alliance)

We are a national advocacy organisation that supports atsi women and children. We also have charity status that enables us to seek support for women in our community in need of various supports from homelessness to DFSV.

Natte Yallock Primary School

Natte Yallock Primary School is a government primary school in regional in Victoria providing education for rural students.

Naughty Noodle Fun Haus

Naughty Noodle Fun Haus are an LGBTQIA+ arts and culture charity. We are engaging creativity as the change agent for diversity as the norm in our communities and beyond in a creative mission which simultaneously advocates for social innovation and change. Our focus is to promote participation & active engagement of Arts & Culture based activities which strengthen the cultural fabric of our communities, creating safe & inclusive spaces for self-expression which inspire & celebrate unique & diverse imaginings. We are about inclusive community development; contemporary creative economic development and innovation and see these areas as interlinked in a virtuous circle where each impact is nurtured so that it adds value.
We have programs for LGBTQIA+ youth with YAAS! Young, Authentic and Social is a transformative arts and culture program, for YOUNG PEOPLE aged 12-24 living on the Central Coast, with a focus on those with diverse identities and abilities.

Neami Limited - North Brisbane

We provide community-based mental health, homelessness and suicide prevention services that support people to improve their wellbeing, live independently and pursue a fulfilling life.

Neami National - Campbelltown North

Specialist mental health and homelessness service

Neami National - Head to Health Townsville

Our service provides a living room model, providing a comfortable, safe, and compassionate environment for guests along the continuum of mental health need, from those seeking information and referral through to those who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Practice is based on Neami National's Collaborate Recovery Model (CRM) of engagement.

Neami National - Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative Western Sydney

The Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative (HASI) is a state wide program that supports people with a severe mental illness to live and recover in the community in the way that they want to. HASI is part of a suite of community-based psychosocial programs for adults called the NSW Mental Health Community Living Programs.

Neami National - Kirwan

The Individual Recovery Support Program provides non-clinical psychosocial services to support consumers to transition back into the community upon release from a correctional facility.

The program provides one-on-one ‘wraparound’ support for up to 12 months post-release, including:

Three months of high intensity support where consumers are supported to address their highest priority needs to facilitate integration back into community.
Nine months of lower intensity support which focuses on the achievement of the individual’s medium to longer term recovery goals.

Neami National - Mental Health and Wellbeing Australia

Mental Health organisation providing National Disability Insurance Scheme funded supports to people living with psychosocial disability.

Neami National - Mid North Coast

Neami National is a community mental health service supporting people to improve their health, live independently and pursue a life based on their own strengths, values and goals.

Our services can help you with:

Reducing psychological distress
Managing stress, anxiety or depression
Improving physical health and wellbeing
Building independence
Developing life skills
Finding accommodation and housing support
Improving personal relationships
Creating social and community connections
Gaining employment, education and vocational training
Meeting financial goals

Neami National - Rockingham

Neami Rockingham provides rehabilitation and recovery support to people experiencing mental illness who require assistance in the areas of skill development and social contact.
Our focus is primarily on individuals who are experiencing isolation in their lives because of a severe and enduring mental illness, who may benefit from social interaction. We offer both group programs and individual support.

Neami National - Sustaining Tenancies in Social Housing - Mascot

The Neami National Sustaining Tenancies in Social Housing SSESNS program launched in February 2021. We provide post-crisis wrap-around case management support to people who are living in Social Housing and are at risk of losing their tenancies. All of our clients have a history of homelessness and are at risk of returning to rough sleeping if they don't receive the support they need. The most common reasons for referral to our service include: mental health, high rental arrears, NCAT strikes, complaints from neighbours, substance use, transfer needs, hoarding and squalor. A large part of our work involves supporting people to feel comfortable and safe in their home, so we are always on the look out for donated household goods and furniture.

Neami National - Sustaining Tenancies in Social Housing - Penrith

Supporting people in Social Housing to sustain their tenancies and prevent homelessness.

Need For Feed Australia Ltd

Established in 2006 in response to the driest period on record and what became known as the Millennium Drought, since then we have provided disaster relief in times of drought, fires and floods, year in, year out, Australia wide. We not only provide fodder, but household hampers, personal care packs, kids toys and pet supplies. And it's not just the larger farms/primary producers we support, we help farming families no matter how big or small.
In our 16th year, we take great pride in being run by 100% volunteers, with a core group on our committee and 200+ volunteers.
Disaster relief provided in last 5yrs:
2018 Drought - 1,300 truckloads of fodder/supplies worth $12M
2019/2020 Black Summer bushfires - 700+ truckloads of fodder/supplies worth $6.5M
2021 NSW North Coast floods - 90 truckloads of fodder/supplies worth $835,000
2022 North Rivers floods - to date 80+ truckloads of fodder/supplies worth $798,000 with this much again being organised for delivery in June 2022.

Neighbourhood Central

To provide services, information, advocacy and referral to all our communities focusing on the people who are vulnerable, isolated or at risk.

Neighbourhood Centres of Bellingen Shire Inc

Neighbourhood Centres of Bellingen Shire Inc is a locally based NFP organisation of 40+ years standing, located on Gumbaynggirr Country and working across Bellingen Shire. Our work with community is multi-dimensional incorporating individual casework support, practical assistance for people experiencing disadvantage and in crisis as well as group activities with children, youth and their families who are vulnerable, doing it tough and/or at risk; and a community development approach that is collaborative, inclusive, locally informed and community driven. Neighbourhood Centre services in Bellingen, Urunga and Dorrigo provide information and referral to other services and support, free counselling service, crisis financial assistance with electricity and Telstra phone vouchers, and material aid - food, personal hygiene supplies and meals. Donated clothing, blankets and tents when available. Backpack beds for people who are homeless when we can afford to buy them.

Neighbourhood Centres Queensland

As a peak body and member network, we’re here to grow the impact of the neighbourhood and community centre sector. Our vision is to see neighbourhoods transformed into thriving communities that are self-directed, connected and resourceful.

We do this by growing the collective impact of the Neighbourhood and Community Centre sector by increasing resourcing, recognition and relationships at the local, state & national level.

With 130+ members, our network is the largest community-led infrastructure in Queensland. We collaborate with our members, partners and government for community and social resilience.

Nepean Community & Neighbourhood Services

NCNS provides local, flexible and responsive social support services to vulnerable communities, families and children in the Penrith LGA. Operating from 3 Neighbourhood Centres and 1 Aboriginal Family Centre - our activities such as Breakfast Clubs, Youth Activities, Aboriginal Cultural programs and child and family services such as playgroups, provide accessible connection points to the service system for families that are most at-risk. Through these high quality and engaging activities, we can develop the trust and relationship to provide more targeted services such as case management, parenting programs and home visiting services to address complex issues of mental health, drug and alcohol, domestic and family violence and child neglect and abuse. Being accessible, consistent and building trusting relationships - we are able to make positive3 interventions at key developmental points to change the life trajectory for children and young people. Our school chaplains work in 3 local schools providing individual and group programs to support child wellbeing. Our Aboriginal Family Centre - Koolyangarra - is an active centre for Aboriginal community and cultural activities. Our Casework team supports up to 60 families at any time - keeping children safe and supporting parents.

Nerang Neighbourhood Centre Inc

We offer a suite of free community services to those in need. Our services include; foodbank, youth support, youth employment program, bulk billed social worker/counsellor, legal advice, migration advice, tax return help, emergency relief and advice & information.

NESAY

NESAY is a youth and family community agency based in North East Victoria.
Our mission is to support young people and their families in our community to achieve their goals and aspirations. We work towards this through providing a range of services across North East Victoria that enables young people to achieve safe housing, develop their independent living skills, foster and nurture family relationships and sustain education and employment. To achieve this, we work closely with education, health, legal, family, mental health, local government and family violence prevention agencies.
Our team of highly skilled staff are dedicated and passionate about providing services that meet the needs of young people and their families.

Our Vision: Strengthening generations to create sustainable change in our communities.
Our Mission: Supporting young people and their families in our community to achieve their goals and aspirations

New Children's Pathways

Engages with communities and families to reduce Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), caused by trauma, alcohol and or drug use, domestic family violence as examples.
New Childrens Pathways is a charity that works to reduce inequalities and make a positive impact to young people and their families.

New England Family Support Service Inc.

Supporting all families in the New England

New Hope Care

New Hope Care is a registered not-for-profit organisation which exists to bring a hope and a future, to provide relief from poverty, suffering, distress, and misfortune to those around central Brisbane.

We offer services such as:
The King's Table Community Lunch
Clothing, food and emergency assistance
Community bus
Life skills & coaching
Insight Counselling for recovery from abuse
Partner with drug & alcohol rehabilitation program, “Reto to Hope"
Food outreach to hostels & shelters
Referral support for those with homelessness challenges
Partner with recruitment agencies to bring employment to those in need.
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New Hope Care is supported by donors and volunteers. They keep our organisation and services going.

New Horizons - Ashfield

New Horizons are the experts in wellbeing, with specialist services spanning disability, mental health, youth, aged care, Indigenous and homelessness.

New Horizons - Bowral

Our promise is to make a difference by putting wellbeing at the heart of everything we do. We’ve supported tens of thousands of Australians like you to reach their goals through an unmatched range of services and supports.
Whether you need support with daily tasks, to connect with your community or become more independent we’ll work with you to get the most from your supports.

New Horizons - Tweed Heads

Supports those with Mental and Physical disabilities. Community Support Work, NDIS. Transition support.

New Life Chapel

We are based in Wodonga, VIC.
We run a free supermarket each Wednesday 12 to 2pm, where clients can decide on products that suit their household. Groceries, fruit and veg, frozen meals.
We also have a Hamper Closet for emergency food relief (parcels) during business hours.
We also stock hygiene packs for other agencies (Youth homeless agencies, rehab agencies) to utilise.

New South Wales Reconstruction Authority

We are the lead disaster management agency for NSW, responsible for all aspects of disaster recovery and building community resilience to future disasters. We oversee and coordinate emergency management policy and service delivery with a focus on social, economic, infrastructure and natural environment outcomes.

Newborn Intensive Care Foundation

The Newborn Intensive Care Foundation was established in 1995 as a result of the very short life of Hanna Cursley – born 18 November 1993. It was created to assist in the development of the Centre for Newborn Care at Canberra Hospital. Our support covers a wide range of activities, which includes the provision of medical equipment not available through normal Government channels. In addition, the Foundation supports research and education activities so that the Unit can contribute to the global fund of knowledge of problems of the newborn. It is only through such activity that the service is able to maintain its exemplary standards in this arena. Please help the cause by making a donation.

Newcastle Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service

The Newcastle Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services (NWDVCAS) is a locally based, independent service for women and their children seeking information and help about domestic and family violence and how to get protection from the court.

We have specialist workers to help Aboriginal women, women from multicultural backgrounds, older women and women with disabilities.

We support you during the court process. We work with you, your legal representative and the police to make sure the conditions of your AVO suit your needs.

Newlife Care Inc

Newlife Care provides a range of services that support those doing it tough in the Gold Coast community. The services include:
1. Emergency Food Service
2. Counselling & Psychology
3. Princess for a Day - a pampering program for ladies doing it tough (including those escaping domestic violence). Services include haircuts, manicures, facials and make up, massage, a gift bag, morning tea and someone to talk with.
4. Crossroads - a social engagement and capacity building program for people with a disability.
5. Street Care - Providing street swags, food and clothing for homeless people and providing food and support for the long term residents of a low social-economic caravan park.
6. Christmas Project providing Christmas food and gifts for 550 families doing it tough.
7. Training Women Well a program helping ladies to build basic life skills and re-engage in community.
We also have an Op Shop providing free and low cost clothing and household items to those in need.

Newmerella Primary School

Newmerella Primary school is an active member of the Far East Gippsland Learning Alliance (FEGLA) of schools that work closely together to improve teaching and learning and optimize academic, arts, social and sports opportunities for students and professional learning for staff. We welcome and gratefully appreciate family input, involvement and support.

Newtown Neighbourhood Centre - Boarding House Outreach Service

Housing, disability, aged care and community development within a Neighbourhood context

Nexus Care Inc

Nexus Care is passionate about helping to alleviate poverty in the community by strengthening individuals and families through effective services, the mobilisation of volunteers and cooperation with other organisations.

Nexus Primary Health

Nexus Primary Health (Nexus) is a non-profit organisation that is committed to excellence in the delivery of holistic, accessible, community-based health services that meet quality and safety standards.

Nexus also has an extensive volunteer base that services Murrindindi and Mitchell in meals on wheels, social support and transport.

Ngaanyatjarra Council Aboriginal Corporation

The Ngaanyatjarra Council (Aboriginal Corporation) represents the interests of around 2000 Ngaanyatjarra, Pintupi and Pitjantjatjara Traditional Owners (Yarnangu) who reside in the eleven member communities of the Ngaanyatjarra Council.

Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Women's Council

We are Aboriginal women caring for our communities and their wellbeing through a range of health, social and cultural programs. We are based in remote Central Australia in the cross-border region of WA, SA & NT.

Services include:
- Domestic & Family Violence Service
- Aged & Disability Care
- Ngangkari Traditional Healers
- Youth Service
- Child & Family Wellbeing
- Tjanpi Social Enterprise

Ngaarda Media Aboriginal Corporation

Ngaarda Media offers a platform for Indigenous and Non-indigenous people across the Pilbara to tell their stories through radio, photography and videography. It is dedicated to nurturing and keeping culture strong. Ngaarda Media presents Aboriginal culture in an inspiring and meaningful way, across all digital media, to allow more people to experience the oldest living culture on earth.
Ngaarda Media was originally established as the media element of the Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation’s activities focussed on the preservation, recording and promoting of the culture of the Yindijibarndi people. It now operates as an independent body that is able to promote all the cultural and language groups of the Pilbara region.
Ngaarda Media Aboriginal Corporation is a not for profit organisation registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006.(CATSI Act).

Ngala

Ngala is an early intervention and education service that helps parents to navigate the challenges of raising children, by using 130 years of experience and knowledge of childhood development, to develop strategies tailored to our customers’ personal circumstances. Our future looks to new, innovative approaches to deliver on our mission. Support from Government, including the health sector, community sector, education sector, corporate sector, university partners and everyday donors make this possible.

Ngala - Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters (HIPPY)

Ngala supports parents, families and communities to enhance the well-being and development of children and young people. Ngala delivers many services across WA including the Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters (HIPPY). HIPPY is a home visiting service for vulnerable ad disadvantaged families to empower them to be their child's first teacher. HIPPY is a free service for families which provides educational packs, storybooks and other resources as well as a tutor who visits them in the comfort of their own home. We also provide group gatherings where the families can meet other HIPPY families in a community setting.

Ngalla Yorga Waangkan

Ngalla Yorga Waangkan encourages connection between women. The organisation supports elderly Aboriginal people connect and engage in rewarding creative acitivties, offering respite when needed.

Ngangk Yira Research Centre for Aboriginal Health and Social Equity Murdoch University

The Ngangk Yira Research Centre at Murdoch University brings together a wealth of knowledge and experience to help grow strong Aboriginal communities. The Centre has already taken huge steps towards this goal in the area of maternal and children’s health with its Birthing on Noongar Boodjar Project and the Baby Coming You Ready? project. Its recommendations will inform practical changes that will improve maternity care and childbirth outcomes for Aboriginal mothers and
their babies. The research is the first step towards closing the gap between the health and social and emotional well-being of Aboriginal women and other Australians, and will help plot a better future for many young women and their children.

Ngoonbi Community Services Indigenous Corporation

Ngoonbi provides services such as Community Housing, Commonwealth Home Support Program, Sport and Recreation, Youth Empowerment Program, ,Centrelink Agency, Alcohol and Other Drugs Program, Mechanic workshop, Bibi Yungan Learning and Training Centre; and the Employment Program for the purpose of improving quality of life, health and access to affordable and quality housing to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Kuranda Region.

Ngulingah Local Aboriginal Land Council

The Ngulingah LALC vision statement is to improve the overall well-being of it's members, by encouraging, through unity, the achievement of self­ determination, economic and social independence for future generations of our people.

NLALC considers the following to be of primary value:

• The ongoing identification and preservation of sites with cultural significance
• Effective land management practices that improve the environmental, cultural, economic and social values of the land.
• The provision of adequate housing and the opportunity to own housing
• The improvement of education, training and employment opportunities for NLALC members
• The development of effective and profitable businesses that create employment opportunities for NLALC members

Ngunga Women's Group Aboriginal Corporation

The supply of food packages & clothing for those in need, assistance for the homeless, financial counselling, family and domestic violence,help and advice, mobile playgroup etc.

Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm

Ngunnawal Bush Healing farm provides a place of healing, whereby Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people feel safe and supported in a therapeutic community approach , using traditional healing concepts, cultural programs and life skills training to tackle the client's underlying social and emotional issues.

Ngunya Jarjum Aboriginal Child and Family Network

Our Vision is for a connected, culturally rich and thriving community where Ngunya Jarjum support our local families to nurture their children, raise them on country, and preserve our culture and strength into the future.

We provide targeted early intervention, family preservation and out of home care services for Aboriginal families on the Far North Coast of NSW.

Ngwala Willumbong Aboriginal Co-Operation

Ngwala Willumbong provide support to the Indigenous community of Victoria and those willing to travel from interstate. We have 3 AOD residential rehabilitation centres, 1 Indigenous womens and 2 male residential rehabilitation centres. We rely heavily on donated goods to be able to provide support and materials to uplift and give the community the best chance at sobreity. We also offer homelessness support, AOD outreach, Public Intoxication response, Youth as well as many other services.

Niangala Public School

Rural remote school with 6 students.

Nicholson Primary School

Nicholson Primary School is a small rural school situated close to the picturesque Nicholson River on the Princess Highway approximately 10km from Bairnsdale.

Nightlight Outreach Inc

Nightlight Outreach Inc aims to provide a vital ministry of compassion and caring in the area of homelessness, which is solidly based on a Christian foundation, to the whole community but especially to those who are less fortunate regardless of reason, age, gender, ethnicity or religion.
We provide support, care, a listening ear and most of all love, not just to people who are suffering from homelessness, but also to families and individuals who may have a roof over their head.
We do this through our food van, community BBQ's, Dinner Stations, donations and more

Nimbin Neighbourhood and Information Centre

Generalist welfare support, info and referrals, material aid, Emergency Relief, EAPA vouchers, tech centre, volunteer coordination, local disaster response and recovery, registered PBI charity

Nindilingarri Cultural Health Services

Nindilingarri Cultural Health Services (NCHS) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO). NCHS provides holistic, culturally appropriate service that recognises the impact of Aboriginal Law, Culture, Spirit and Land issues on the health of the Community.

No Limits Perth Inc.

We are a not-for-profit registered charity that helps people in crisis by providing food hampers, household furniture, clothing, baby items and any other practical item to help someone in need.
With 2 police officers on our team, our focus is victims of domestic violence, pensioners, unemployed, homeless, and single parent families and just anyone doing it tough.
At this time we provide our services to 79 other government and not-for-profit organisations and groups.
100% of all our donations received are distributed free of charge.

Nollamara Intensive English and Primary School

Nollamara Primary School has families who come from challenging, vulnerable and traumatic family backgrounds including those from Refugee backgrounds. Some parents struggle to provide beds, furniture and home furnishings for their family. Our school provides breakfast five days a week to ease off the financial pressure the families have and for the children to feel nurtured at school. Your services will be greatly appreciated by our families who rely on our school for support.