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Coolabaroo Housing Service

Coolabaroo Housing Service is a transitional Aboriginal Housing Service for homelessness and the prevention of homelessness within the Aboriginal community under the NHHA program. We head-lease fifteen properties from the Department of Communities - Housing. We have five three bedroom properties,four four bedroom properties, one three bedroom unit and five two bedroom units. These are all basic properties that come without furnishings.
When we accommodate our clients, staff spend many hours running around trying to locate furniture and all household goods for our client. When our clients come to us, most of them arrive with only the clothes on their back. Our clients are case managed for the length of their tenancies. This allows for them to address some of the issues that have contributed to their current situation. It also prepares them for permanent housing at a later date, and a guide on how to maintain a successful tenancy in the future.

Coolah District Development Group Incorporated

The CDDG mission is to foster a safe, healthy, cultural and heritage environment for the Coolah community; to preserve our town’s services and character; and to continue to encourage growth and development of the district with productive and sustainable industries.

Coolamon Community

Coolamon Community’s purpose is to make a real difference at the very start life for an Aboriginal child and for their mother. We are there to support their journey.
We do this by connecting that mother with Aboriginal Health Service (AHS) midwives, support workers, and AMIHS midwives through the gift of the Coolamon Crib.
At Coolamon Community we seek to keep babies with mothers and family, improve pregnancy, birthing and infancy health outcomes, actively support the unique Aboriginal mothering experience and empower women to make informed and respected decisions about their pregnancy.

Cooma Multicultural Centre

Cooma Multicultural Centre asssists people from diverse cultural backgrounds to live harmoniously in Cooma and the Monaro region.
Our friendly team can help with:
Someone to talk to
Friends & relationships
Finding a job
Getting on at school
Family matters
Exploring new opportunities

Cooma North Public School

We are a NSW Public School providing for students Kindergarten to Year 6. Our school has been providing additional counselling services for both students and their families, social and emotional wellbeing classes and other therapy sessions.

Coonabarabran Public School P&C

We are the parents and citizens comittee at the Coonabarabran Public school.

Coota Girls Aboriginal Corporation

Supports Survivors of Cootamundra Domestic and Training Home for Aboriginal Girls - their families and descendants to meet their social, emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

Corrigin District High School

Corrigin District High School (DHS), situated on Noongar Boodja, has been at the heart of the local community since we opened in 1915.

At Corrigin DHS we believe that social and emotional competence and student engagement are essential to our success. We actively build relationships to ensure we understand the aspirations our families have for their children. We acknowledge that educating a child is a journey shared with the student, their family and their community. We aim to build a school culture where students are safe yet challenged, brave yet caring, independent yet collaborative and practical yet creative.

Despite our rural location we work hard to connect our students with whatever supports they need to achieve academic success. This ranges from healthy emergency food options available throughout the day, to clothing, shoes, hats and support with learning interventions. YouthCare, Central AgCare and Food Bank are key supporters of our students.

Country and Outback Health - Whyalla headspace

Country and Outback Health offers physical and mental health service as well as psycho-social programs in regional South Australian communities.

Country Connect Foundation Limited

Country Connect is a not for profit charity based in the Northern Territory. We provide disability and wellbeing services, and youth programs to at risk youth, across several regions including Greater Darwin, Tiwi Islands, Jabiru, Katherine, Ramingining, Galiwin'ku, Nhulunbuy and the homelands. Whilst we provide direct support services to individuals, we also strive to extend our support, including in kind donations, to the individuals families and communities, further expanding our impact. The communities in which we provide services face significant disparities in many aspects compared to mainstream Australia.

Cowboys Charity Limited

Cowboys Charity Limited provides through its NRL Cowboys House program, accommodation for disadvantaged Indigenous youth. It removes accommodation as a barrier for kids from remote Indigenous communities to allow them to access quality secondary education.

Cowra Information & Neighbourhood Centre Inc

Cowra Information and Neighbourhood Centre Inc (CINC) is a multi purpose Not For Profit, that provides Family Support Service, Home Modifications, Community Programs, Youth Work. The service delivers their service through equality and has a strong vision of locals supporting locals.
CINC services all facets of the Cowra community, providing a safe space and community Centre for all members of the community. We cater to all ages.

CPL - Choice, Passion, Life - Mylestones Employment - Woodridge

At Mylestones, we’re passionate about finding sustainable employment for people with disabilities and barriers so they can earn an income, develop their skills and realise their potential. Mylestones Employment Woodridge is dedicated to creating transformational opportunities for people to find a job that works for them, and for Australian businesses to employ outstanding staff.

CQShines Foundation

CQShines Foundation is the Central Queensland Hospital Foundation recently launched in Central Queensland. We are a not for profit health promotion charity governed by the Hospital Foundations Act QLD and are ACNC registered with DGR status. We fund critical equipment, infrastructure, education and scholarships, and medical research in Central Queensland for better health and brighter futures for Central Queenslanders.

Crossenvale Community Group INC

Our community house provides support to local residents in the area of our house and the wider community of Echuca. Our house is a resource and support to our public housing tenants. We provide food relief, arts & craft groups, room hire, free hygiene products (share the dignity bags, pads). Cuppa and chat, garden, community lunch programs. We host family and community events.

Crosslinks

Crosslinks is a not-for-profit organisation that has proudly supported people with disabilities since 1996. Our team of more than 220 staff provide disability support services to hundreds of people all over the Perth metropolitan area from our base in Midland. Our services include Community Participation, Adult & Youth Social Clubs, Supported Independent Living (SIL) accommodation, and Support Coordination.

We are a NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) registered provider so you can be assured that our services and supports meet the level of quality and safety in the NDIS Practice Standards. Also, as a not-for-profit organization, our profits are invested back into delivering and improving the services we offer participants.

Crossways Lutheran School

Education from ELC to year 10

Cullunghutti Aboriginal Child and Family Centre

We are a not for profit, registered charitable Aboriginal organisation located on the South Coast of NSW in the Shoalhaven. We provide advocacy and support, as well as allied health, social and emotional wellbeing programs and Early learning services to local Aboriginal Child and their families and communities.

CWA of NSW - Glen Innes Branch

voluntary committemnt to families

CWAATSICH

Aboriginal Health service

Cyrenian House

Cyrenian House is a not-for profit organisation founded in 1981 and is one of the leading alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment service provider in Australia.

Dalby Family Support Association Inc.

Dalby Family Support Association is a free service funded by the Queensland Government Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women to provide an accessible confidential service to families in the Dalby community who find themselves in vulnerable situations and need immediate support.

DAMEC - Drug and Alcohol Multicultural Education Centre

Odyssey House New South Wales was founded in 1977 by Sydney businessman, Walter McGrath, following the death of his son from a heroin overdose. From humble beginnings, Odyssey House NSW has since grown to become one of Australia’s largest and most successful rehabilitation services; over the past 40 years we have helped more than 35,000 people turn their lives around.

Today Odyssey House offers Community Programs and Residential Programs as well as the Magistrates Early Referral Into Treatment (MERIT) program.

Our Community Programs include Alcohol and other drug counselling, mental health services as well as family and parent support programs in locations across Sydney.

Our Residential Programs include withdrawal and residential rehabilitation programs, mental health programs, a Parent’s and Children’s Program and specialised group services, as well as numeracy and literacy education; family/relationship issues; domestic violence and other trauma, parental drug use; and physical and mental health problems.

Dandelion Support Network

The Dandelion Support Network is a group of volunteers who believe in compassion, acceptance, support and sustainability. Our members collect and sort pre-loved nursery equipment and childrens clothes for distribution through local support agencies.

Dandelions WA Inc

Whether it be through one of our Kindness Kits filled with toiletries, underwear, thongs, t-shirt, shorts and tracksuits or via a specific wish received from another like-minded not for profit charitable agency, community group or individual, our purpose is to provide what is needed for anyone impacted by homelessness, poverty, domestic/family violence, health issues, bushfire or drought, unemployment, etc. We have provided baby baths for a program assisting new mums in remote WA communities; back to school kits for over 6750 WA school children in January 2023; canvas shoes for indigenous cultural education; chainsaws for families impacted by the WA bushfires in early 2021 as well as a commercial washing machine for the fire station in Wooroloo; and thousands of kindness kits to individuals and families since inception in October 2020.