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Esperance Care Services

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

EveryMan Australia

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

Everything Suarve Inc

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

Fair Fight Foundation Limited

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

Fairfield Women's Health Service

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

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

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

Fairstart Early Intervention

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

Faithful Servants Incorporated

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

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Alekarenge

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

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Alpurrurulam

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

Family Access Network

Family Access Network has been providing services to young people since 1981 and is committed to responding to the diverse needs of homeless and at-risk young people and young families. Our service philosophy is underpinned by a client focused, rights-based approach. We operate in the belief that timely intervention maximises positive outcomes.

FAN’s vision is for a community which acknowledges and values the dignity and worth of all citizens, and enables individuals to deal positively with adverse situations in their lives.

Family Access Network will provide support to young people who are homeless and those at risk of homelessness.

Family and Childrens Emerging Support Services

Proving holistic prevention and early intervention programs across child protection, youth justice, and family violence.

Family and Connect

Provides initial intake and assessment and referral for families who have children in their care that have been identified as requiring support through Department of Communities and Justice.
It is a voluntary service and remains engaged with families until appropriate and relevant services within the community begin working with them.

Family Emergency Accommodation Townsville

We are a non government welfare organisation that is community based and managed. We provide a range of services including housing and support to low income families who are homeless and risk of homelessness in the Townsville area We work towards helping families into independent living. We offer information, advice and referral services as well as financial assistance to avoid eviction. We have a combination 29 crisis properties;23 Long tern Community Housing properties and 5 other community housing properties.
We have 4 community workers who offer in home support and practical support as well as an intake service.We have a mobile support worker to assist tenants not in our properties to maintain their housing. We also have run a NILS program and are involved in Energy Savvy.
During 2017/2018 we housed 105 families as well as direct financial support to 341 families. Our mobile support worker assisted 99 families to maintain housing.

Family Life

Family Life's services offer a whole-of-family approach: To promote effective and sustainable change the whole family is considered and where appropriate, included in the process.
Family Life offers counselling, mediation, mental health services, support and community educational services, outreach to homes, case coordination and advocacy.

Family Support Network

Family Support Network Inc. (FSN) is a well-established community-based organisation in Lismore, offering a range of programs and services for children, young people, and families. FSN has become a valued resource for families and has built strong collaborative working relationships with local government and non-government child and family service sectors.

Our staff are highly skilled and qualified professionals dedicated to helping the people we work with achieve their goals and create stronger family environments.

Our programs and services in the Lismore LGA include:
Family Support, parenting programs, supported playgroups & Babies groups, school holiday programs, intensive family preservation.

Families can self-refer or be referred; all of our services are free.

Family Support Service Greater Darwin

Family Support Service Greater Darwin is a partnership between CAAPS and Anglicare NT. The Family Support Service provides support and assistance to families to keep their children safe, reunify children in care with their birth family and support pregnant mothers to grow up healthy and safe children. Families are supported to build relationships, strengthen parenting skills, maintain a safe home environment for their children and increase their participation within community.

Far North Coast Legacy Club

We assist in supporting war widows and their children when the veteran has given their health or life as a result of service in war.

Far South Coast - WDVCAS

WDVCAS provides support, advocacy, referrals, information and case management for women experiencing domestic violence. We help women and their children with information about domestic and family violence, and how to get protection from the court. We see clients before, during, and after court.

This service covers the Far South Coast from Berry to Eden. If women have a domestic violence case going to court, we can assist them at all courts in this area, as well as over the phone. We also offer case management.

Far West Indigenous Family Violence Service - Charleville

Our service is funded by Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disabilities to assist individuals and families including children who are affected by Domestic and Family Violence. Witnesses to Domestic and Family Violence. Far West Indigenous Family Violence Service is managed and auspiced by the Cunnamulla Aboriginal Corporation for Health. This service provides Advice, Support, and referrals to appropriate service providers, for victims and witnesses of Domestic and Family Violence. Supporting clients to obtain safe accommodation. The coordination of education and healing programs. Our service has a Co-ordinator and a Community Worker in Cunnamulla, 1xCommunity Worker in Charleville and St George, Queensland.

Far West Indigenous Family Violence Service - Cunnamulla

Far West Indigenous Family Violence Service is auspice by
Cunnamulla Aboriginal Corporation For Health and Funded by
Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disabilities Service.

Far West Indigenous Family Violence Service is a service funded by the Department of Communities, to assist individuals and families including children who are affected by Domestic and Family Violence as well as witnesses to Domestic and Family Violence.

The coordination of education and healing programs are ongoing to ensure development of safety plans and provide ongoing support to clients.

Overall the programs core business is to ensure that advice support, education and awareness is provided to victims and families suffering the affects of Domestic and Family Violence on a holistic basis. Whilst the above services are carried out, it is our duty of care to the clients to ensure that we provide a safe environment and high standard of safety of care to staff and clients.

Father Bob Maguire Foundation

We provide meals to homeless six nights a week.We run a digital educational program.We advocate on behalf of the homeless.

Fearless Women

Through mentoring and education Fearless Women supports girls and young women meet the challenges of everyday living...and to live the life they want...fearlessly.

2018 research showed that girls and young women in the ACT experience the poorest mental health of any group in the country. This situation has not improved, yet until last year there was no organisation dedicated to helping those girls who easily fall between the cracks (the Missing Middle) and spiral to experience significant mental health challenges.

Formed in 2020, and starting to deliver services in 2022, Fearless Women provides preventative and early intervention programs so that young women, aged 10 to 25, in the ACT and surrounding areas understand emotions, their personal values and strengths. Our programs also show girls where to go for help if they start to experience poor mental health, and how to help someone who reaches out for support.

Feed It Forward Incorporated

Our organisation has a network of 500+ volunteers who saves tons and tons of edible food from landfills across Western Australia. We collect and receive donations from 160+ locations which include Coles, Woolworths and Aldi supermarkets, Nandos, Sealanes, SecondBite, Costcos, Oasis Fresh and more.....

We distribute to thousands of families in need every month, as well as, school breakfast clubs, childcare, aged care and disability centres, refuges, soup kitchens, church groups, Aboriginal groups, and the homeless.

FGP Moreton Inc

Our mission is to deliver quality early learning for outback children in a culturally safe, inclusive environment based on the Christian values of grace, faith, hope, love, and service. Our focus is on communities and communities reaching their educational, employment and health potential to build a strong future of physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being.
Early learning centres at: Surat, Mitchell, Charleville and Quilpie.

Fierce Females

Created by women, for women, we find ways toward self-determination and reliance; regardless of what barriers are in front of us, we strive to foster resilience—empowering people to make purposeful and courageous choices in the face of fear to act protectively for themselves and others.

Fierce Females offers holistic self-defence programs, workshops, and one-on-one sessions. All of these utilise our multimodal approach (blending psychology and conflict resolution with hands-on mixed martial arts techniques), creating an experience like no other.

Our founder Amanda Giblin partnered with Dr Sharon Mackenzie to build a program that offers a holistic solution to violence against women. We understand how vulnerable learning new things feel. Hence our stringent policy of female trainers for female clients, and vice versa. Moreover, we know exactly how it feels to be the physically smaller or physically weaker individual in conflict.