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PCYC - Crestmead

PCYC Crestmead is a youth club which is situated in Crestmead Community Centre provides support to community members.
PCYC Crestmead is leading the way in providing youth programs and community programs tailored to meet the needs of its community and offers a range of activities and programs for Crestmead, Marsden, Browns Plains and wider communities. Community members can come visit the club and participate in the range of sports, recreation, social activities such as, Boxing, Tiny Tots and Community events, workshops.

PCYC - Grafton

PCYC NSW is a not-for-profit organisation delivering a broad range of youth and community activities and support. We focus on empowering young people to be the best that they can be through personal development programs in partnership with NSW Police Youth and Crime Prevention Command. Offering over 15 Youth development programs and over 100 sport, educational, vocational, creative and recreational activities, our clubs are welcoming and accessible reflecting the community they serve by offering classes and programs to suite all ages and lifestyles.

PCYC - Lang Park

PCYC Queensland is a leading charity providing youth and community programs, services and facilities. Our signature sports include boxing, gymnastics, and martial arts, and we offer programs, outside school hours care, gym and fitness, and more for everyone.

Our staff and volunteers have been working alongside the Queensland Police Service to meet community needs across Queensland since 1948.

Together, we are building safer, healthier communities through youth development.

PCYC - Queanbeyan

PCYC is a registered charity whose mission is to empower young people to reach their potential through Police and community partnerships. With 65 clubs across NSW, PCYC provides quality activities and programs in a safe, fun, and friendly environment. PCYC has over 70,000 youth members who engage in sport, recreation, education, leadership, and cultural programs. PCYC also work with more than 1,500 at-risk youth per year to break the cycle of disadvantage through crime prevention, education and social responsibility programs.

PCYC - Southern Highlands

PCYC is unique among youth organisations because it is the only one which is a partnership between the community and the NSW Police Force.

We work with the NSW Police Force youth command work to counter the impact of juvenile offending.

Our Police youth case managers’ approach has proven results and contributes towards reducing reoffending rates by 60 to 70 per cent.

Programs have to incorporate education relevant to the crime category on which the officers are focusing. An example of that would be a break and enter program: the education component could include a presentation from insurance companies on the impact of break and enters, a presentation from a victim, and discussion on crime statistics and dealing with the volume of what’s occurring in that area to help educate young people on the impact of their actions.

PCYC - Sutherland

The NSW Police Youth Command and PCYC work together on a number of programs, namely Fit for Life which is an entry level activity using boxing, incidental education and consistent mentoring to encourage youth at-risk to connect and remain engaged with PCYC NSW club offerings in a youth friendly, physically and culturally safe environment.

The program be focuses on fitness, together with engaging local Police and the community, impacting change, positive growth and inclusion.

The Program targets young people between the ages of 10-17, identified as at-risk of or already engaging in anti-social or offending behaviours that are likely to set them onto a poor life trajectory.

We would like to create a safe place for young people by setting up a 'drop in' room with space for studying, reading, online gaming and old style gaming (we already have table tennis and air hockey).

We would like to have lounges, bean bags, pillows, rugs, study stations, reading nooks etc for the young persons to utilise in their safe place.

Peel Youth Services

Vulnerable at risk Youth
Groups for Young mums and bubs
Outreach in Schools
Early Learning intervention and education/ programs
Counselling

PeelConnect Incorporated

PeelConnect fosters collaboration in our region to make a difference in the fields of homelessness, mental health, drugs and alcohol. Our work shows up through our programs:
Night Carers - a night time service for those sleeping rough, with care packs, socialisation, referral and a hot drink,
Celebrating Community Connections - an annual event to bring agencies together in a fun and relaxed atmosphere to celebrate the work already being undertaken, with an overall objective of working more effectively together,
REWRX - a work for the dole program that fosters skills development and socialisation,
MACS - Mentoring, Advocacy, Counselling and Support for those experiencing homelessness and / or disadvantage through a fee-free counselling service, and free mentoring

People Who Care - Starting Over Support (SOS)

Supporting people who have left their lives behind with little or no possessions.

Individuals and families are referred to SOS by refuges, government and non-government agencies, where we can assist in the transition from crisis accommodation by furnishing homes.

Pets Of The Homeless

At Pets of the Homeless (POTH), we are committed to help vulnerable people by alleviating the burden of providing essential pet care during times of hardship.

We assist by feeding and providing veterinary care as well as emergency boarding to the animals to help relieve the heartache for those who are unable to care for their pets.

Phillip Island Community and Learning Centre Inc. (PICAL)

We are a registered not-for-profit Neighbourhood House and Learn Local organisation providing a wide range of community services and learning opportunities to support the needs of our community.
PICAL provides a vital service to those experiencing hardship through our emergency food relief program known as the Phil Dixon Emergency Food Relief Pantry. Support is also offered through welfare service referrals, employment services, Women Connect program and a Centrelink agency. The PICAL Community Garden supplies fresh produce to our pantry and has many opportunities for horticulture training, organic vegetable and fruit growing workshops, and local food swaps. Rooms are available to hire by individuals or groups for meetings, training and activities.
PICAL relies on the assistance of our valuable community volunteers. We offer many opportunities for volunteer participation in all aspects of our activities and welcome the involvement of our local community.

Phoenix House Youth Services

Phoenix House Youth Services has a successful 30+ years track-record of working with “at risk” young people (aged 13-24), in the Northern Sydney region. We provided alternative education and training pathways, with wraparound support of case management and counselling, to the most challenged young people, delivering life-changing outcomes.

Our primary target group is “at risk” young people who have been disengaged from education and not in employment. Many of these young people are affected by a number of factors including: family breakdown, drug and or alcohol abuse, mental health issues, domestic violence and homelessness.

Since the transformation of Phoenix House from a homelessness service to a service focusing on education and training four years ago, Phoenix House have achieved significant social impact, as measured through the success in it programs, awards, compliments and recognition.

Pilbara Community Legal Service - Roebourne

Provides legal support, housing advocacy, financial counselling and redress services.

Pilbara Community Legal Service - Newman

Pilbara Community Legal Service Inc. (PCLS) provide accessible, equitable, responsible and culturally appropriate advice, support and advocacy to the people of the Pilbara.

Pilbara Community Legal Service Inc. - Karratha

Provide immediate assistance and support for families and children facing Family domestic violence, in the Pilbara and surrounding communities. PCLS provides were possible food vouchers, emergency telephones, crisis accommodation, VRO supports, to help the affected clients cope immediately at the time of need

Pilbara Community Legal Service Inc. - South Hedland

Provide immediate assistance and support for families and children facing Family domestic violence, in the Pilbara and surrounding communities.
PCLS provides where possible food vouchers, emergency telephones, crisis accommodation, VRO supports, to help the affected clients cope immediately at the time of need

Pilbara Health Network

Pilbara Health Network provides Allied health and support services, through face to face, group education and telehealth platforms. Where appropriate, clients are supported by an Aboriginal Health Worker and Clinical Care Coordinator who work closely to ensure holistic delivery of services,
Our services include supporting Aboriginal people to navigate the healthcare system and engage with appropriate primary healthcare providers.
We provide individualized allied health services - podiatry, dietetics, diabetes education and physiotherapy.
Regular drop-in clinics and opportunistic interventions are offered as a mode of care as supported by local organizations as we understand that appointment bookings can be a barrier to healthcare for some Aboriginal People.
Regular group education sessions are conducted to provide clients with the necessary knowledge, skills and support to assist in managing their health goals and/or current medical conditions.

Pimpama State Secondary College - Wellbeing

Pimpama Student Wellbeing Services provides counselling, guidance and youth support to disadvantaged students. As part of this service disadvantaged students are provided with snacks/meals.

Pindari Services

The Salvation Army Brisbane Inner City Services include various services, including the Upfront Intervention Team, the Mobile Support Team, Brisbane City Women's Service and Veteran's Support Team.

It has been said The Salvation Army offers caring support for every problem “from the cradle to the grave.” Our services are as wide-ranging and diverse as the areas of need in the community, like an umbrella over Australia’s social problems.

Because we have such tremendous scope in our service provision, each program is able to link with other services in the network, thus enhancing our capacity to help those in need.

Pivot Support Services Inc.

The Community Hub provides practical support (including emergency relief food support) to community members experiencing crisis, disadvantage, financial hardship or other challenges. A comprehensive assessment ensures that service users are offered appropriate supports, including referral to other relevant agencies to help with any unmet needs that Pivot may not provide services for. We support people to work towards an exit from disadvantage, or, for those people experiencing a crisis situation, to avoid becoming entrenched in disadvantage. We have expertise in providing supports for people who might be regarded as "at risk" or otherwise with complex disadvantage, such as people at risk or currently experiencing homelessness, aboriginal families, people with disability issues (especially mental ill health), people with complex needs requiring coordination of services, recently released prisoners, people with behavioural issues that may preclude them from using other services.

Play Matters

Play Matters Australia, previously known as Playgroup Qld provides relief and support to children, their families and carers experiencing disability, vulnerability or disadvantage in child's early formative years. We: - establish, promote and develop Playgroups and services in relation to identified family and community needs. - encourage and provide opportunities for increased parent child interaction during child's early formative years through stimulating and diverse environments. - encourage children and parents or carers learning through play despite socio economic or cultural backgrounds allowing development socially at their own pace. - provide advisory services and support to parents, carers, community and government agencies in relation to child development

PlayAbility Inc.

PlayAbility provides Early Intervention services for families who have a child aged from birth to school age with a disability or developmental delay in two or more areas.
In addition, PlayAbility also provides Family Support through the following programs - Supported Playgroups, Mobile Parenting Support Service and Indigenous Family Support.

Plus One Care

Offers Emergency Food relief; Op shop vouchers; fuel vouchers, Work experience programs. We are the community arm of Kings Church.

Pop In Southern Highlands

Case Management and drop in support for women and children impacted by domestic and family violence in the Wingecarribee NSW.

Pormpuraaw Aboriginal Shire Council

Support of Remote Indiginous community