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Erindale College

Erindale College is a senior secondary college in the Tuggeranong network of schools in Canberra. We value quality teaching and learning across a comprehensive contemporary curriculum; equity; and excellence in achievement. We strive to graduate young people with strong foundations in literacy and numeracy; creative and critical thinking skills and high levels of personal and social capability; skilled users of information and communication technology (ICT) and strong contemporary ethical and intercultural understandings.

Escabags

Escabags is an Australian registered charity who provide free 'Escape Bags' which are filled with the necessities that a victim of abuse and his/her children may need when initially escaping from a dangerous situation.

Escare Inc.

A NFP community organisation that develops and delivers practical assistance through services that are relevant to the people of Esperance, WA. Escare has been supporting the Esperance community since 1982, transforming lives, pursuing equality, empowering people and being responsible. We offer support to individuals and families that face daily life struggles through a family and community service, youth service, financial counseling service and develop programs that are offered to support parenting.

Evans River K-12 School

Evans River K-12 School is a NSW government school for students from Kindergarten to Year 12.

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.

Exodus Foundation

As a provider of food, primary healthcare and crisis support to Sydney’s homeless and marginalised, our mission is to deliver services to the highest possible standard through leveraging community support in the form of donations, volunteering and strategic partnerships

Fair Game Australia

Fair Game Australia is a health charity with an innovative approach to reducing inequality for under-serviced Australians via the donation of recycled sports equipment. The DGR charity is an award winning grass-roots volunteer lead organisation making significant impact for thousands of Aboriginal and CALD Australians each year across remote and urban communities.

We have three core programs delivered by youthful volunteers in partnership with communities:

1. Recycle & Donate- “Breathing new life into your pre-loved sports equipment.”

2. Game On!- “Unique sport, fitness and wellness programs to get communities active.”

3. Healthy Communities- “Capacity building through health education.”

Vision: To enable all Australians to have access to the benefits of
healthy choices through recycled sports equipment.

Values: Fit & Healthy Communities, Inspiration & Education, Teamwork & Leadership, Sustainability & Recycling

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.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Ampilatwatja

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.
The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Borroloola

A dual generational program. The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Jabiru

We work alongside remote, vulnerable Aboriginal Community families and their children under 4 years old to provide quality child- centred learning, adult learning opportunities and wellbeing support to help close the gap in education and health outcomes for our First Nation families

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Jilkminggan

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.
The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FafT) - Kalkarindji

Service providing early years education and adult capacity building for Indigenous families.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Mataranka

The program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.
The aim of the program is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Minyerri

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Ngukurr

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families. The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with vulnerable families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Ntaria

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families. The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Papunya

Papunya is an Aboriginal community approximately 250km north-west of Alice Springs, the school we work at works with children and families in the FaFT program all the way up to about year 10 students.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Wugularr

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

Families as First Teachers (FaFT) - Yuendumu

The Families as First Teachers (FaFT) program is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families.

The aim of FaFT is to improve developmental outcomes for remote Indigenous children by working with families and children prior to school entry.

The FaFT program builds family knowledge of child development and provides early learning through active engagement in quality early childhood education and family support strategies. Key contributing factors to promote optimum development, such as parental knowledge of early childhood learning and development, parenting skills, health, hygiene, nutrition and family functioning are addressed.

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.