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Princess Alexandra Hospital- Spinal Injuries Unit

The Spinal Injuries Unit provides inpatient rehabilitation to adults who have sustained a spinal cord injury which often results in a significant disability.

Prison Network

Supporting women in and beyond prison.

Prisoners Aid ACT

Prisoners Aid ACT is a secular, non-government organisation that has assisted prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families in the ACT since 1963. We have very simple aims: to increase fairness and to reduce crime. Prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families can suffer all kinds of disadvantage. Released prisoners, for example, often experience discrimination when seeking employment. The families of prisoners often experience as many difficulties as prisoners themselves. We aim to assist people overcome these disadvantages through outreach in our office in the Alexander Maconochie Centre Visitor Centre (AMC) and through direct service coordination and delivery in our office at the Magistrates Court.
PA operates at the two locations (AMC Visitors Centre and the Magistrates Court).

Project Booyah - Pine Rivers

‘Project Booyah’, which translates to an expression for ‘joy, excitement or triumph’, is a collaborative and transformative early intervention program for disconnected young people, utilizing the skills and knowledge of government, community, health, education and university sectors. The program establishes disconnected youth as a shared local concern, and coordinates government and non-government agencies as well as families, communities, and businesses to cooperatively address the individual, social and environmental factors influencing our young people.

We rely on the partnerships with government, public, and private sector organisations to achieve real change in a young person’s life. We incorporate Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and strength based principles to deliver resilience and skill development training, youth support, Numeracy and Literacy, adventure based learning principles and vocational scholarships (Certificate II in Hospitality) to support young people.

Project Independence

Persons with disabilities and in particular persons with an in intellectual disability are often dependent on the care provided by family in meeting their most basic needs. Considerable difficulties can be encountered when these care givers are no longer in a position to provide this level of care, whether through old age, financial hardship or other constraints. Project Independence is the first organisation of its kind in Australia where people with a disability, with preference given to those with an intellectual disability, will achieve ownership of a property, through ownership of a company share, whilst living in a supported, person centred environment that encourages independence through financial and personal growth. Project Independence offers a permanent stable environment for the life of the resident or it can be used as a stepping stone to independent living.

Project Youth

At Project Youth we believe all young people deserve the right to a future without homelessness. For 32 years we have been supporting up to 4,000 young people per year, who face homelessness, disadvantage, trauma and complex needs. All our programs are focussed on this purpose. We believe all young people deserve the right to a future without homelessness - it is a basic human right - yet so many young people, through no fault of their own find themselves homeless, scared and alone. Our vision and purpose drive us to act locally to provide essential support to young people facing trauma, so less young people must face the stark reality of homelessness.

Proserpine Youth Space

Drop in Centre for youth whilst also offering services such as referral and case management. Also provide counselling.

Prospect Community Services

Prospect is a highly-respected nonprofit, community service organisation with 30 years’ experience in delivering a range of quality programs and support services, and low-cost housing and accommodation to local individuals, families, and the community-at-large.
Prospect has four (4) key areas that make up our day-to-day operation:
1. Business Services
2. Domestic Violence & Housing Program
3. Disability & Mental Health Program
4. Family & Youth Program
These areas are responsible for providing services directly to our clients (including, individuals, families, groups, and the community).

Prostate & Breast Cancer Foundation - CanCare

The Prostate & Breast Cancer Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for people with cancer. Our programs include:

* CanCare Navigation – our volunteer Navigators ‘walk beside’ a person with cancer, of any type, providing companionship and helping them get the support they need, at the time they need it most;

* Research at St George Clinical School – we support critical scientific research on cancer chemo and radio-resistance, biomarkers and the development of innovative targeted and personalised treatments.

Protea Place Women's Support Centre

Protea Place Women's Support Centre provides practical and professional support to women in need. We offer a centre based program 5 days per week that includes access to a hot lunch 3 days per week, wellness groups 2 days per week, showers, laundry, clothing, toiletries, food vouchers, case management, essential transport, mobile outreach, referrals and support 5 days per week. Our Welcome Home Project is designed to assist women by furnishing and decorating their homes once accommodation is secured.
All women over 18 are welcome at Protea Place. Protea Place is unable to cater for children in the space. Younger women will be assisted and referred to appropriate youth support services.

We provide support to many women experiencing homelessness, DFV, social isolation, mental health and substance abuse issues. We also provide social support to many older women who are housed but who are vulnerable and isolated.

All women are welcome at Protea Place.

Puddle Jumpers Incorporated

Puddle Jumpers is a children’s volunteer based charity. Puddle Jumpers’ mission is to work with kids who are disadvantaged and provide kids in need with access to amazing camp experiences and other activities where they are encouraged to engage in fun activities, enjoy being themselves, and overcome obstacles in their own lives.
Puddle Jumpers provides food assistance to children, families and individuals in need - approximately 1200 families per week accessing food, clothing, toiletries and other essential items.

Puntukurnu Aboriginal Medical Service

PAMS clinics are run by Skilled Health Practitioners in partnership with doctors, registered nurses, allied health professionals, wellbeing workers and visiting specialists. There is a strong emphasis on the early detection and prevention of chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and some cancers.

PAMS is registered through the Australian Charities Not for Profit Council as a community based, Not for Profit, tax-exempt organisation with Public Benefit Institution and Gift Deductibility status. It employs the services of an independent auditor in accordance with its rules and regulations (Constitution).

Pyramid Hill Neighbourhood House

The Pyramid Hill Neighbourhood House is a community resource for our small town. We work with agencies to support our most vulnerable people with social programs, health, community engagement and welfare support.

Pyrenees Shire Council

Local Government working in the relief and recovery space following a number of natural disasters such as flood (Oct/Nov 2022) and fires (2019 and 2024).

Q Shelter

Provide industry assistance to housing and homelessness services

QCWA Beechmountain

QCWA Beechmountain is a branch of the Queensland Country Women's Association. Our Branch has 52 members and encompasses the Beechmont and Lower Beechmont Communities. Our branch works tirelessly on community projects and in-kind support responding to needs within our communities.
Families in Crisis, domestic Violence, health and well being within our communities is one aspect of our branch activities.
We support other volunteer organisations such as the Beechmont and Lower Beechmont Rural Fire Brigades.
Our branch members Core Values of Community, Kindness, Respect, Support, Friendship and Understanding underpin all our work within the community. Our Branch and its members are well connected and respected in our communities.

QEII Jubilee Hospital - Social Work

The social work profession is committed to maximising the wellbeing of individuals, families, groups, communities and society. We consider that individual and societal wellbeing is underpinned by socially inclusive communities that emphasise principles of social justice and respect for human dignity and human rights.
Social workers operate from a person-in-environment perspective providing interventions that address issues at both the personal and social level.
Social workers maintain a dual focus in both assisting with and improving human wellbeing; and addressing any external issues that may be negatively affecting it, such as inequality, injustice and discrimination

QHub

QHub is a pilot project, funded until September 2025, and will provide co-designed, place-based services to LGBTIQA+ young people and their families/carers across Ballarat, Geelong, and the Surf Coast.
The project will meet local needs and provide a range of affirming, accessible mental health and wellbeing support for local LGBTIQA+ communities. The main aims of the program are to have a local space to access wrap-around support, social connection, a sense of belonging, and positive peer and intergenerational role models, which will work to greatly increase the health and wellbeing of LGBTIQA+ young people and their families/carers in the regions, as well as reduce rates of suicide and self-harm.
QHub is funded by the Victorian state government and the program is run via a consortium consisting of Drummond Street Services, CAFS Ballarat, and Wellways.

QLD Homicide Victim Support Group

Responsible for the emotional support of Victims of homocide across QLD.
Provide education to Universities and the QPS in relation to the impact of Homicide on those close to the deceased.
Advocacy around legislative changes.
Research around violence to assist in its prevention.

Quaama Public School

QPS provides education for 56 students. All students have been impacted by the drought, fires and Covid-19. We are attempting to support the wide range of wellbeing needs that are present in the school and community in these challenging times.

Quantum Support Services - East Bairnsdale Community Hub

The East Bairnsdale Community Hub is managed by Quantum Support Services, The Hub is located in the heart of East Bairnsdale a predominantly community housing estate. The Hub runs a successful food relief program in the community as well a number of social activities that bring the community together such as community lunches and craft activities. East Bairnsdale has no local services or shops, community members rely on transport to get into Bairnsdale to access services, The East Bairnsdale Hub is a place for all local community members to come and feel safe and feel supported. The Hub supports many families with young children as well as elderly and frail people who live on their own and see the Hub as their place. The Hub operates on very little funding and is supported by donations from Food Bank Victoria and some other smaller donations. We would appreciate any assistance from your organization that could support our community.

Queanbeyan District Hospital

Queanbeyan District Hospital is an acute care public hospital servicing the City of Queanbeyan in New South Wales, Australia. The hospital is located on the corner of Erin and Collett streets and is operated by the Southern New South Wales Local Health District.

Queanbeyan Lions Club

NFP community organisation, worldwide and community focused.

Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council

The council provides an opportunity for the community to come along and hear from Council and staff about a range of local projects and services. Members of the community are also able to add items to the agenda.

Queensland Advocacy for Inclusion (QAI)

QAI is a systemic and independent advocacy organisation and specialist community legal center for people with disability.
- Human rights law: provides specialist legal assistance to vulnerable people with disability in Queensland
- Mental Health Advocacy is a specialist legal service dedicated to providing information, advice, referrals and representation in relation to involuntary treatment under the Mental Health Act 2016 (Qld)
- Justice Support Program provides non-legal advocacy for people with disability who are involved in the criminal justice system
- NDIS Appeals Support provides advocacy, support, and referral to people with disability and their families for National Disability Insurance Scheme reviews and appeals
- Young Peoples Program - Individual advocacy for children and young people with disability to support them to uphold their rights, interests and increase control over their lives.

Queensland African Migrant Services (QAMS)

Working with Community-Based Organisation in order to transform talents, people and resources into social capital that will create Community Empowerment for Economic Development(CEED). We are professionals from all disciplines and from multi-national countries who have seen the need to help our communities to lift its members out of Socio-economic burdens. We do this by volunteering our service, making financial and moral contributions towards community initiatives.

Queensland Health - Gatton Hospital

Gatton Hospital provides a range of health services to the individual and their family. At Gatton Hospital we are very individual focused, taking into consideration their unique situation and working closely with their family and friends, with aim to best support the individual meet their needs.

Queensland Health - Inner North Brisbane Mental Health Service

Outreach mental health service for persons who are experieincing primary or secondary homelessness. We are a Community Mental Health Service which belongs to Qld Health.

Queensland Health - Ipswich Transition Care Team

Some of our elderly clients require much needed equipment post hospital that they do not have and cannot afford. The items they require are usually costly and these clients are all pensioners.

Queensland Health Recovery Resource and Partnership Team

Our team is part of The Community Mental Health Team. We support people with mental illness in their recovery. Our team supports all of the community mental health teams with accessing supports for their clients

Queensland Health Social Work - Stanthorpe

Social Work works with patients whom are marginalised and need support. They may be homeless, have mental health or substance use issues, they may have chronic disease or illness. they may be outpatients or inpatients. They may be refugees, DV survivors, backpackers, migrants , families or young people.

Queensland Maori Society Incorporated

The Queensland Maori Society Inc was originally established in 1987 to service our people & the communities in which we live by way of providing support & services for a variety of situations ranging from crisis to surviving to thriving. Our passion is maintaining & creating connections with home, with our cultural roots and with our people here in Qld... all within a maori cultural driven framework, while always maintaining respect & support for the first peoples of this land, and all other nations.

Examples of services provided are:
support/liasing/advocating in situations such as - domestic unrest/violence, mental health problems, tenancy issues, court hearings, deportation cases, child safety &/or custody issues, community unrest, elderly needs, youth in the justice system, ill health, funerals

We also provide/host a variety of learning opportunities via workshops, including interactions with other cultures to foster respect & harmony

Events

Where we can help, we will

Queensland Pathways Secondary College

Queensland Pathways State College (QPSC) is a senior transition program for 15 to 17 year olds who face significant barriers in accessing mainstream education.
QPSC support our most vulnerable youth.
We actively identify, develop and facilitate clear pathways to post-school education, training or employment, while focusing on student-centred learning, student wellbeing, vocational development and community partnerships.

Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma (QPASTT) - Woolloongabba

The Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma (QPASTT) provides a range of services to people from refugee backgrounds, including asylum seekers, who have survived torture or war related trauma to help them to recover from their experiences. We do this by providing direct services to individuals and families in the form of counselling, advocacy, group work, psycho-education, information sessions and recreational programs. Direct services to clients are coupled with referral, training, community development and capacity building aimed at developing and strengthening the resources of various communities and service providers. We are a not-for-profit, community organisation working across Queensland.

Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre

The Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre is a specialist state-wide service that works to ensure people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds receive culturally responsive mental health care and support. They support the vulnerable population that comes from refugee and migrant background around mental health issues.

Queensland Youth and Families Support Services Inc.

Support for young people aged 12 to 25. Medium to long term shared accommodation. Homelessness support, transitional housing, food relief

Queensland Youth Services Inc. (QYS)

Queensland Youth Services provides a range of programs to support vulnerable and disadvantaged youth in the Townsville region. We support young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, are young parents and/or have disengaged early from school and are at risk of long term unemployment. We endeavor to help youth you have had past traumas to transition into adulthood leading safe, healthy and sustainable life styles. QYS is a non-government organisation and registered charity.

Queenslanders with Disability Network - QDN

Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN) is a state-wide organisation of, by, and for people with diverse disability. All our work is focused on disability rights and advocacy.

QDN’s work is centred around a strong network of people across Queensland and almost 30 peer support groups which inform, connect, lead, and influence change. We believe there should be ‘nothing about us without us’.

We are a vibrant, active network of influencers, decision-makers, spokespeople, consultants, group members and peer leaders with a drive to make change happen. We also work on projects that align with our vision and mission around important issues in the lives of people with disability. We believe it’s important to work together with communities, services, business, industry and government to lead and influence change.

QDN is a not-for-profit organisation.

Queer Family Inc

Mission Statement

Queer Family aims to reduce social isolation and improve mental wellbeing through the creation of safe spaces for LGBTQIA+
people and allies to connect, build, and strengthen community in the Northern Rivers.

We run Queers on Wheels (meals, meds and other items for people in iso/with covid), QIRP (Queer Information & Referral Project - linking LGBTQIA+ people up with appropriate therapists), various community events across the Northern Rivers.

Quest For Life Foundation

The Quest for Life Foundation provides 5-day residential programs for people who've experienced trauma at its Centre in Bundanoon, NSW as well as workshops in rural, regional and remote Australia during and after natural disasters.

Quest sends teams into communities impacted by natural disasters and offers counselling, massage, group support and stress management techniques. Teams remain in communities for 1 week a month for 3-4 months and refer back to the Centre people who are suffering with post-traumatic stress (PTSD) for the longer in-depth program.

QuIHN - Bowen Hills

We provide clinical counselling and support to individuals who wish to address their drug use and/or any mental health concerns (dual diagnosis).

Counselling and support can also be provided to friends, family or carers of someone with substance use and/or mental health concerns.

QuIHN - Gold Coast

QuIHN's mission is to provide innovative and appropriate services, addressing a range of drug related issues to illicit drug users and the wider community throughout Queensland.

QuIHN - Redlands

Queensland Injectors Health Network (QuIHN), is a not for profit organisation which assists those with substance use issues or their family members.

QuIHN - Sunshine Coast

Quihn is a not-for-profit organisation that supports the mental health and well-being of people that use or have used illicit drugs in the past and people that have problems with alcohol, their families , carers and others in the community affected . Quihn also helps people and families experiencing homelessness, domestic violence and people experiencing mental health issues as well as their children. Quihn has an extensive counselling service and treatment team that is free-of-charge. The team workes one on one or in a group therapy settings depending on their personal needs.

QuIHN - Townsville

Quihn is a not-for-profit organisation that supports the mental health and well-being of people that use or have used illicit drugs in the past and people that have problems with alcohol, their families , carers and others in the community affected . Quihn also helps people and families experiencing homelessness, domestic violence and people experiencing mental health issues as well as their children. Quihn has an extensive counselling service and treatment team that is free-of-charge. The team works one on one or in a group therapy settings depending on their personal needs.

Radiance Network South West

Radiance is a community network connectiong parents to local services to support emotional wellbeing during early parenthood. Provides support groups in 4 areas in the Southwest to support mums in the perinatal period.

Railway Estate State School

Railway Estate is a small school close to Townsville CBD.

RAMHP Hunter New England Local Health District

Rural Adversity Mental Health Program- Connect people to the help they need with mental health and wellbeing in NSW.

Ranges Community Health - Lilydale Youth Hub

Inspiro is a dedicated community health service. Supporting the Yarra Ranges community to access essential health care including allied health, community mental health and drug and alcohol supports, at low or no cost.
Inspiro also operate the Yarra Ranges community youth space, to meet the social and wellbeing needs of local young people.

Rangeway Primary School

Rangeway Primary School helps children through the chaplaincy program run by YouthCARE Perth. It offers help and support to all children in all areas - addressing their needs whether they may be spiritual, physical, emotional in a practical way. Rangeway Primary school has approximately 84% Indigenous children registered and is located in a low socio economic area. PRIMARY RECIPIENTS: SCHOOL/CHILDREN

Rankins Springs P & C Association

Rankins Springs Public School P&C Association is based in the drought affected area of central NSW. We are raising funds to help our local school children have a great education and better opportunities.

Rathdowney Memorial Grounds Association

Manages the Rathdowney Memorial Grounds, for community events and sporting activities, but also to house local retired (otherwise homeless) farmhands, and as a hub for emergency and disaster response. For example, during the bushfires, everyone evacuates to the community caravan park, volunteers muster to feed and care for firefighters, helicopters use the grounds for landing, and people bring their pets to the grounds to keep them safe.

Ravenshoe Community Centre

RCC operates 11 full time community programs including Child Care, Community Support, Youth Support, Family Support, Rural and remote Homecare services, Ravenshoe Social Group & Respite, Ravenshoe community Gardens, Ravenshoe Youth Shed, jamies Ministry of food, Be Connectewd Digital Skills and Community Connect Worker.

Raw Potential Canberra

On any given night, an estimated 100 young people in Canberra are homeless. Some “couch-surf” with friends, others face a night on the streets or hidden away in the bushlands. No young person should feel like they have nowhere to go.

Raw Potential (previously YouthCare) actively provides outreach services to young people (12 to 25 years) at risk, in an effort to help those facing homelessness and violence.

We offer after hours support and a non-judgmental approach to helping those in need.

We go out into the community and engage with young people who cannot, or will not, access services, working with them over time to re-connect them to mainstream society.

RBWH - Homeless Health Outreach Team

Mental health service working with homeless people with severe and complex mental illness

RBWH Indigenous Hospital Liaison Service

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Hospital Liaison assists and advocate for patients and their families/carers during their patient journey as well as their post discharge support. During admission, patients often need material assistance such as clothing, personal items and recreational materials. Their carers/escorts also require food, clothing, transport for shopping and accommodation as well as banking. We also find that many Brisbane based patients require other forms of help such as clothing, help with accommodation search, food.

Reach Wellness

Reach Wellness is a registered ‘not for profit’ organization ,and we have the support from state and federal MPs , RSL , Police ect

The Commitment and vision is to offer help for all first respondents and frontline members that serve our community such as, RSL / Police/ Fire Fighters/ and other relevant groups . This is specifically to cater for the growing number of people that need recovery time from stressful situations where there mental health is as risk. This would give them the opportunity , to have time out either with their family or on their own. There will be medical support (doctors, psychologists, etc.). Eligible participants will not have to pay for this service.

Reaching Out In The Inner West Of Melbourne Inc

We are a spiritual group that provide home cooked vegetarian meals, snack packs, tea/coffee/milo/sugar, drinks, non-perishable food items, bread, adult clothing, shows, toiletries, doonas, blankets, pillows, sleeping bags to people experiencing homelessness and those generally struggling. We have provided this service since 2005. What we believe in: we believe in selfless service to anyone in need and treating all with respect, love, compassion and non-judgement. Our motto is “love all, serve all. Help ever, hurt never” when we meet: every monday night at 5.30 pm where we meet: footscray mall (nicholson st) on the benches (not far from the anz bank) funding: has been self funded for years, though now we are reaching out to the community to provide donations. We also stock local pantries and housing commissions with food and drinks. We get end of day produce from aldi, citycare storehouse, coles and other local grocers. Believe in minimising waste and what goes into landfill

Real Hope Church Inverell

Real Hope Inverell is a church with a heart for outreach and serving the community around them.
We have provided drought support in the past for farmers. Every year we host a Christmas event in Inverell along with other Inverell Churches to provide free food and entertainment for the Inverell community.
Increasingly, as the economic climate gets tougher, we are providing aid to families in need each week, including fuel and grocery vouchers and helping with funeral expenses.

Rebuild Pappinbarra

Since 2017, Rebuild Pappinbarra (consisting of mostly Heather Smith and Lisa McLeod in volunteer capacities) have been supporting our small rural community through natural disasters. In 2017 we had catastrophic bushfires, in 2018/2019 drought, at the end of 2019 we had the Black Summer bushfires and now in 2021 we have experienced the worst flooding in recorded history through our valley.

While our city based neighbours in surrounding areas have received recognition and support for what these floods have done to them, our rural community (and many others like us) are suffering from lack of exposure and understanding of our needs.

Our community is struggling with disaster after disaster, and we are seeking to bring back some positives by getting some of the things they need donated by people who are willing to contribute via Givit.

Reclink Australia - ACT

The project involves a collaborative partnership between ACT Government, various NGO’S and the broader Ainslie Avenue / Inner North ACT Community.

Reclink Australia and its ACT partners have initiated activities, projects and events to improve the lives of residents and achieve project objectives.

Reclink Australia and its programs are not associated with the Canberra Police Community Youth Club Inc and its Reclink programs.

Some examples of Reclink Australia's programs include the:
• Monthly Bridge to Bridge - Run, Roll or Walk
• Kanangra Court Neighbourhood Garden Project
• Ainslie Community Kids Active Art Project – ACKAAP
• “Down the Avenue” Creative Art’s Exhibition
• Ongoing support of Community based Arts Programs
• Ainslie Avenue Neighbourhood Chat’s

Reclink Australia’s vision is to expand current activities/events and create new participation opportunities for those living at disadvantage in the ACT Community.

Recovere

Supports communities impacted by disasters and crisis.

Recreation Sports and Aquatics Club

RSAC is a community organisation that provides sport, recreation, social activities and support to people with disabilities and their carers. It is unfunded and provides services to over 750 people each year, most on a weekly basis.

Red Cross Employment Services - Sandcastles Program

Employment Agency in Queensland.

Red Cross Night Cafe

Night Cafe opened it's doors in the basement of City Hall in 2001, as a joint project between the Australian Red Cross and Brisbane City Council, to provide a safe space for young people (12-25 years of age) experiencing homelessness to access at night.

Red Dust Role Models

We're a not-for-profit organisation that partners with remote communities to deliver innovative health promotion programs and community development projects.

Red Earth Community Foundation

Red Earth Community Foundation (Red Earth) was established by local community leaders in 2013 to support the Burnett Inland region to thrive into its future.
The founders of Red Earth recognised the Burnett Inland, particularly following the millennial drought in the early 2000’s & the 2011 and 2013 floods, needed a vehicle that could harness the pace of change occurring in rural Australia to ensure all our challenges could be kept ahead of & opportunities could be maximised for future generations.
Having begun with a South Burnett focus it has now expanded to include the North Burnett & Cherbourg Aboriginal Council local government areas.
Red Earth exists for its people, & focuses on identifying & harnessing human, financial & other resources to strengthen the capacity of individuals & their networks across the Burnett Inland.
By coordinating & hosting our annual Community Leadership Program, providing our philanthropic structure to support & distribute local fundraising & more

Red Frogs Australia

Red Frogs is a support program for young people from the ages of 13 – 30. We recognise that the culture of young people is dominated by alcohol and that excessive consumption of alcohol and other substances can lead to dangerous and life-altering behaviours.

Therefore we've made it our mission to provide a positive peer presence in alcohol-fuelled environments where young people gather; educate young people on safe partying behaviours; and promote alcohol-free and/or diversionary activities that engage young people in these environments.

Red Rose Foundation

The Red Rose Foundation works to end domestic violence deaths including homicide and suicide through supporting victims and their children in high risk domestic violence, training, resources & research

Redcliffe Area Youth Space

Redcliffe Youth Space operates within the Moreton Bay area providing critical services for young people aged 10-25 and their families; predominantly those who have been significantly impacted by trauma, oppression and poverty.

Redcliffe Hospital - Indigenous Hospital Liaison Service

Indigenous Hospital Liaisons at Redcliffe Hospital assist the hospital journey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in our community. We provide culturally appropriate support, advocacy and advice to our Indigenous patients and support their return to the community.

Redcliffe Hospital - Ngarrama Maternity Service

Ngarrama maternity service - Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mothers

Redcliffe Uniting Church

Redcliffe Uniting Church provides a range of services to the local community especially in regard to families and children

RedDoor Community Services

RedDoor works with completely disengaged young people and assists them to gain skills and a routine by our social enterprises. Cafe, workshop, and recycling centre.

Redland Community Centre Inc.

Redland Community Centre is a non-profit community based organisation with offices in Cleveland and Capalaba. We are endorsed by the federal government as a public benevolent institution and registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not for profits Commission (ACNC).
The Centre generally provides services to people in the suburbs of the Redland City Council area, including the Bay Islands, and the Brisbane suburbs of Wynnum/Manly.
The Centre supports the community through a number of valuable “one stop shop” community focused services including:

an Emergency Relief program
highly regarded and effective parenting “Focus on Families “ and Toddler Tactics” programs
a variety of family and individual support services
short term generalist and crisis counselling
Redland No Interest Loans Scheme (NILS)
a variety of courses, activities and programs
access to other agencies that provide services from our Capalaba office

Redlands Centre for Women Inc.

The Redlands Centre for Women (RCW) was founded by Katrina Beutel and incorporated in 2011 as a not for profit organisation.

RCW is run by a group of dedicated and passionate volunteers. We strive to provide opportunities for women in the Redlands area to be empowered, educated and connected.

Our main focus is to provide pamper gifts and programs to women of all ages living in the Redlands.

Presently we undertake the following core initiatives:

The giving of Pink Pamper Packs to those struggling through a difficult time
The giving of Nurture Boxes to all women whom birth at the Redlands Hospital
Young Parents Connect group for first time young mums aged 15-21
‘Live your Best Life’ 5 week self-development program
Topic Nights
Coffee & Chat sessions
Annual International Women’s Day High Tea
OUR VISION

Women of all ages in the Redlands are empowered and supported to live positive, connected and fulfilling lives.

Refocus

We specialise in providing services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities.
Our main focus is our children and ensuring that they and their parents receive needed services to assist in creating resilient, safe and happy environments.

Refugee Association of Logan

Working with migrants, asylum seekers.

Refugee Connect

We provide a range of English, computer and first aid classes; in home tutoring for the kids and budgeting and English support for the parents; we help them navigate various government and non-government agencies; Counselling, Student financial assistance and Ros even supports the ladies in the Birthing ward. This is all done in a friendly community environment.

Refugee Migrant Children Centre - RMCC

RMCC provides unique mentoring programs for children from refugee, migrant and asylum seeker backgrounds in our four focus areas of education, identity & belonging, life skills & mental health, and wellbeing by bringing together and collaborating with the three key figures in each child's life: their school family and the wider community.

With the individual needs of each child at the core, RMCC partners with the family, school, settlement agency and their community to together tackle the unique and complex barriers they face settling in Australia.

Regional Alliance West

Not for Profit who provide supports to community members who are suffering hardship. We offer the following services:
Community Legal Centre,

Indigenous Women's Legal Outreach,

Reintegration,

Money Business,

Financial Counselling,

Trauma Counselling,

Homelessness,

Tenant Advocacy,

Emergency Relief.

Rekindling the Spirit Ltd

Health and Wellbeing supports for the Aboriginal community Lismore and surroundings areas. The services

Relationships Australia - Kwinana

Provides Family and Mental Health Support as well as Case management and Advocacy for families.

Relationships Australia Canberra & Region

Relationships Australia Canberra & Region (RACR) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that supports all people in Australia to maintain safe and respectful relationships: with themselves, their families and their broader communities.

Relationships Australia Queensland - Townsville

Relationships Australia is a community-based, non-profit organisation dedicated to building better relationships. Our mission is to promote relationships that are respectful, fair and safe, particularly where people or communities are at risk or vulnerable.

Intensive Family Support: (IFS) helps families improve safety and wellbeing. It is a free, mostly in-home service available to families who have children 0-18 years old. This program is available by referral from specific community agencies. (no fee)

Relationships Australia WA - West Leederville

Provides a range of family and relationships services, including counselling, mediation, dispute resolution, education. https://www.relationshipswa.org.au/

Re-Love

Re-Love is an environmental charity that rescues furniture, white goods and technology and distributes directly to people in need. We work with women and children impacted by domestic violence, homelessness, people seeking asylum and indigenous youth and families. Our service is volunteer run, and free to our community.
We re-home 10-15 families every week.

Removals for Hope

Provide furniture removals service and help to furnish houses for people at risk of homelessness

Rendu House - St Vincent de Paul

The St Vincent de Paul Society is committed to actively and passionately speaking out against the causes of poverty and inequality on behalf of the people we serve.

ReSet

ReSet is an organisation built up from 4 agencies but Wungening Aboriginal Corporation is the lead agencies from the consortium.

ReSet provides support to men and women while in prison and after leaving prison, so that they can have a new beginning that is meaningful and breaks the cycle of offending.

Reset Bandyup Family Centre

ReSet service is delivered by a Consortium of four agencies, comprising Centrecare, Wirrpanda Foundation, St. Bartholomew’s House, and led by Wungening Aboriginal Corporation. The consortium has 150 years combined experience delivering a range of community services to WA’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged populations. We have over 40 years combined experience delivering justice programs.

Resilient Lismore

Coordinate clean up and rebuild supplies and PPE for community use by volunteers assisting with the Clean Up.

Coordinate skilled volunteers to help with rebuild.

Resilient Uki Incorporated

We are a diverse group of community volunteers living on the land of the Bundjalung People, in the shadow of Wollumbin mountain, along the Tweed River and the many creeks and springs that feed it. We work collaboratively and compassionately to strengthen Uki and its surrounding communities to become more connected and resilient in this changing world. We are here to support and inspire the community to help themselves and each other.

We formed Resilient Uki Inc. (RUKI) as a not-for-profit incorporated association in May 2022, to focus on supporting the Greater Uki area to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies, disasters and crises.

RUKI has a multi-hazard focus but is built on the foundations of the Uki Flood Group which was established by volunteers in 2014, and has done extensive groundwork in keeping our community informed of flooding risks and response.

We envisage a connected, robust, resilient, regenerative and healthy community where these strengths sustain us in the face of adversity.

We see the Greater Uki community as a strong grassroots base of neighbourhood groups, working together to prepare for the future, while supporting each other to have a sense of safety, well-being and sustainability in our daily lives.

Respect Inc

Respect Inc is Queensland's only sex worker rights organisation. We are a peer-led organisation that provides education, referrals, and support to all members of the sex industry. We operate from an empowerment and harm minimisation perspective, and highly value the autonomy of sex workers. We aim to encourage the self-determination of both the Sex Worker community, and individual people

RhED

Resourcing Health & Education (RhED) is a service for the sex industry in Victoria. We provide holistic and inclusive services, programmes and resources to Victorian-based sex workers, disseminate relevant and current information to the greater sex industry, and to provide sex-work-centred education to the wider community. RhED is a program of Better Health Network (BHN) https://www.bhn.org.au

Richmond Community Services Inc

Richmond Community Services is a non-profit community organisation providing services to the Hawkesbury. We have a number of services that allow us to provide a range of services to the community. These include our Neighbour Aid service which provides home visiting

Richmond Fellowship Inc - ACT

ichmond Fellowship was founded in 1957 in Richmond, England and has since grown into a worldwide network of support services for the disadvantaged in our community.
As part of this international network since 1976, Richmond Fellowship in the Australian Capital Territory, provides:

NDIS Supported Independent Living – Residential Recovery Program
NDIS Support Coordination and Recovery Coaching
NDIS Peer Mentoring and group activities

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Annerley

Community Mental Health Recovery Support

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Aspley

Richmond Fellowship Queensland works with public, private and community sector leaders and services to support people and families facing mental health challenges and social disadvantage. • Our supportive community inspires, empowers and connects people in recovery to achieve a better quality of life, vision their goals and renew hope for the future. • For 45 years, we’ve worked alongside public and private mental health services to deliver better outcomes for people in recovery, their friends, families and carers.

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Bundaberg

We are a community-owned organisation that supports people facing mental health challenges and social disadvantage. Across Queensland, our people and programs encourage self belief and discovery, personal growth and the achievement of life goals