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St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland - Ipswich Accommodation Support Service

Ipswich Accommodation Support Service provides crisis accommodation and associated support services to families and single people, who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. These support services include client driven case management, advocacy, support networks and referral pathways.

Our program includes:

Centre-based support for families and single people in crisis - Advocacy and advice around housing needs - Emergency accommodation for families and single people who are experiencing homelessness - Home visits to support clients in achieving their goals - Social and emotional skills - Life skills such as budgeting

St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland - Manoora Supported Accommodation

Crisis Accommodation

St Vincent de Paul Society St Mary's Conference Charleville

Emergency relief and support to people in need

St Vincent de Paul Tasmania

Charity, providing emergency assistance and other assistance to people in need in our local communities

St Vincent's Hospital Foundation

Saving live and caring for our community for over 125 years. St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne was built on the kindness of our community. It is for this reason we have always been known as the people’s hospital.
We provide emergency and medical services, aged care, mental health, palliative and residential care to thousands of patients each year.

St. Vincent de Paul - Amelie House

Amelie House is a crisis accommodation and case management service for unaccompanied women or women with children who have experienced domestic/family violence and/or homelessness. We provide safe individual unit accommodation.
The service operates within a client centred service delivery framework based on the principles of safety, trustworthiness, choice, collaboration and empowerment and incorporates both trauma informed and culturally competent practices.
We also assist with a range of issues that lead single men and women and families to become homeless or at risk of homelessness. All our services provide case-management and advocacy for each person that we assist.

StandbyU - Magnolia Place

StandbyU Foundation exists to foster the Connections that link people in need to those who care. Together, with some very special community partners, we create Connected Communities that fight isolation with Connection. ​Our world-first StandbyU Shield is an evidence-based, immediate, tangible and measurable solution that combines the strength of human relationships and the power of technology that connects those at risk to those who care. Together, we can provide 24/7 support to those at risk, with no intake. Magnolia Place is a safe space in the heart of Westfield Helensvale, where anyone experiencing abuse or isolation can get the support they, or their loved ones, need to see a brighter future, without fear or judgement. With no intake form, no eligibility criteria and no waiting list - pick up the phone or pop into Magnolia Place for a tea, coffee and confidential conversation with experienced practitioners - who can work with you and link you in with meaningful support.

Starick Services Inc. - Rivervale

Starick is a not-for-profit domestic and family violence service that assists women and children. Starick has been working in the south east metropolitan corridor of Perth since 1985, providing a diverse range of services for women and children escaping domestic and family violence.

Starick provides crisis and medium-term housing, court and legal support, counselling, support groups, programs for children and a community op shop.

Our services include two refuges, outreach services for women and children living in the community and transitional housing for women who have recently left the refuge. We also offer our Safe at Home programs to assist women to stay in their homes after domestic violence.

We rely on community funding to provide non-core programs to the women and children in our service such as children’s counselling, baby massage, yoga for trauma and therapeutic writing programs.

Staying Home Leaving Violence

SHLV is a free service that helps women and their children to separate from a violent relationship and stay safely at home. SHLV provides a range of support such as safety planning, improving home security, assistance in managing finances, support for children, helping women throughout the complicated legal process, information and referrals to other services and support to continue to live free from violence.

Stewart House

Stewart House supports disadvantaged and at-risk public school children in NSW & ACT by providing a 12-day break by the sea at no cost to carers where they are given teeth, sight, hearing and wellbeing checks, excursions around Sydney, wellbeing activities that build self-esteem and resilience, and a loving and caring environment.

Streeties Aboriginal Corporation

We support families through Barndimanmanha - the Families Saying No to Violence and Reintegration of Young Offenders projects offering holistic supports to young people and their families.
We also provide the Aboriginal Family Led Decision Making Pilot a family group conferencing model giving families a voice when making decisions about keeping their children safe.

Stride Mental Health - LikeMind Orange Program

Established in 1907 by Emily Paterson, Aftercare is the longest serving mental health services organisation in Australia.
From our beginning as an outreach service for those leaving Gladesville Mental Hospital in 1907, Aftercare has provided inclusive support services, based on the idea that each individual is a valuable member of the community.Our role remains the same today- to facilitate those with a mental health concerns to find a pathway to wellness.
Over the past 110 years, we have grown to become a national leader in the provision of non-government mental health services and now offer over 54 programs in 3 states. We also conduct cutting edge research and forge new and transformative partnerships across corporate, government and social services.Because of our reputation and our inclusive culture, Aftercare continues to attract diverse staff, volunteers and students who are highly skilled, passionate and talented – and who want to help make a difference.

Strong Women Talking - Marigum Mubi Yangu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation

Strong women talking is a Domestic and Family Violence prevention program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders based in north Brisbane. we Educate, Equip and Empower women and their families through an 8-week healing journey and follow up groups. We also do a lot of community-based events to educate the wider community about domestic violence and the impacts it has. We cater food and beverages to the ladies, provide transport and support in the most culturally appropriate manner. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are over-represented in national violence statistics.

Studio Village Community Centre

Studio Village Community Centre exists to promote an informed, active, and engaged community working to identify, support, and address issues at a local level.

Studio Village Community Centre is at the heart of the local community in the Northern Gold Coast corridor supporting individuals, families and community groups for more than 25 years, providing high-quality programs in a caring and inclusive environment.

We encourage, empower and support our local community, we respect and celebrate our rich cultural diversity, embrace our volunteers and encourage participation, connection and inclusion within our community.

Our passionate team of skilled staff and valued volunteers focus on delivering community programs and support that meet the needs of our community:

- Parent Educational Programs
- Community Development
- Family Support Program
- Community Programs including our Information and Referral Service
- Support for voluntary community groups that work with us on projects and events within our community

Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health

Community Health Service in Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges, Victoria. Offices in Sunbury, Kyneton, Woodend and Romsey with services ranging from community services (counselling, housing support, drug & alcohol, LGBTIQA+ support, family services), NDIS registered provider of support coordination and allied health, Social Support for over 65s, Volunteering and more

Support The Girls Australia

Support The Girls Australia is a charity that provides a grassroots framework of action to empower women to escape the cycle of poverty, violence, trauma or multiple structural oppression’s. Transformation of the individual and transformation of the community unfold simultaneously. Spaces are created for women from all walks of life to foster relationships with other women in the community regardless of income, creed, age, or cultural background.
This call to action starts by ensuring women have dignity and respect by providing them with professionally fitted bras and underwear. Our services, specifically our Bra Gifting Events and mobile Outreach Project are delivered to people who are at risk of homelessness, living in a dv shelter or disenfranchised and regardless of a person's ethnicity, gender, culture, language, religion, disability, lawful sexual activity or location we will support them.

Surfers Paradise Anglican Crisis Care Inc.

Support famillies in crisis and offer a lunch service to the Homeless

SUSD Mackay

We are a step up step down sub acute facility supporting those with complex mental health needs, a partnership between Qld Health and Mind Australia

SVDP Toowoomba Integrated Family Support

Toowoomba Integrated Family Support provides encouragement and support to families prior to entering the child protection system. We endeavour to use initiative ways to change behaviour for the family.

Swan City Youth Service

For more than 30 years, Swan City Youth Service has been the open door that the young people of Midland and surrounds, aged between 12 and 25 years, have accessed for life skills, recreation, education, art, music plus a variety of specialty services.
Working from a holistic model, we predominantly work with “at risk” marginalised young people with complex needs, facing any number of challenges through drug and alcohol counselling, mental health support, weekly medical clinics, accommodation assistance and more. We are unique in that no young person is turned away. There are no waitlists, no appointments, and no cut off times for support– our door is always open and the service to the young person is free.

SWSLHD - Drug Health Services - Youth

Government community organisation supporting young people aged 12-25 of all genders and identities living within South Western Sydney with substance use related issues or impact of substance use. Case management and counseling

SWSLHD Macarthur Child and Family Team

Support families during pregnancy and after birth until 2 years of age, providing long term home visiting and case management

Sydney Region Aboriginal Corporation

Sydney Region Aboriginal Corporation (SRAC) is a community controlled not for profit Indigenous Corporation based in Penrith. Our mission is to improve the health, social, emotional, and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal people.

SRAC provide a range of programs to address the ongoing disparity in outcomes of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. We facilitate early diagnosis and early intervention of disability and/or at-risk behaviours, education, family supports, supported playgroup, cultural connection and capacity building training and support services in an environment that fosters resilience and self-determination.

SRAC also provides assessment, information, advice and assistance to Aboriginal people with a disability and frail older people who want to remain at home with or without carer support.

TAFE Queensland Senior College

Senior College offers an alternative learning pathway for Year 11 and Year 12 students.

Our school encourages and values community involvement and recognises that support in all forms helps young people realise their goals and shift their trajectory. Some of our students have traversed very challenging paths, and their stories speak of feeling alone, family violence, missing their caregivers, and wanting to give up. Compared to the average Queensland school, our students experience more mental health challenges, financial difficulties and homelessness.

Your support will help our staff deliver a trauma-informed, person-centred educational experience where every individual matters and their particular needs are heard and responded to.

We are committed to creating a positive, supportive environment where young adults can work towards their Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) and an establish a future they deserve.

Taldumande Youth Services

Taldumande is a not-for-profit organisation that supports vulnerable children and young people aged 11-25 and their families.