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Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Inc

Provides the following services to Gloucester, local villages and surrounds - Emergency relief; Aged Care; Training; and Disability services

Budyari Aboriginal Community Health Centre

Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic diseases.

Bugalma Bihyn First Nations Women's & Children's Refuge

Bugalma Bihyn is a Northern NSW service for First Nations women, children and young people who have experienced domestic or family violence or abuse.

Bulga Community Centre

The Bulga Community Centre runs our local community hall, organises many events for the community to come together and has recently formed a Community-led Resilience Team - Our Bulga CRT.

Our Bulga CRT is led by residents for residents with a focus on providing emergency preparedness information for the Bulga, Milbrodale and Fordwich area. Our CRT network links to emergency services agencies and supports joint preparedness, raises awareness of local disaster risks, and combines resources to improve the resilience of individuals, families and our community as a whole.

Bunbury PCYC

The Western Australian Police and Community Youth Centres (WA PCYC) exists so that disadvantaged children and young people at risk across Western Australia have a safe place to go – somewhere they can feel at home, make friends and do things that young people should do.

Bundaberg Friends For Refugees

BFFR is an association working in conjunction with Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Pilot (CRISP) to respond to the global refugee crisis and resettle families within our local community.
We will be providing a refugee family with accomodation and 12 months of practical settlement and integration support from the date of their arrival in Australia. In preparation for this, we are fundraising and accepting donations in kind to furnish their new home and prepare them for their new life in Australia.

Bundaberg Neighbourhood Centre

Provides connections to the Bundaberg community to support services and agencies. Provides emergency relief, no-interest-loans and help for vulnerable people. We provide programs for community engagement and host support groups at the Centre. We pass on donations to people who need it.

Bundamba State School

Primary School

Bundanoon Community Association

The Bundanoon Community Association has a long and proud history and has existed for over 80 years. The Association (BCA) strives to achieve the following objectives:

Enhance the beauty and unique village of Bundanoon, regarded as one of the most attractive villages in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales.
To foster a community spirit in the village.
To serve and represent the interests of Bundanoon. It achieves this in a variety of ways, including making submissions to the local Wingecarribee Shire Council on planning issues.
The Association also seeks to further develop an environment that supports the well-being and contentment of the people of Bundanoon.

Bundjalung Tribal Society

Social housing for Bundjalung community members

Bunjilwarra

Bunjilwarra is a 12 bed residential rehabilitation and healing service for Aboriginal young people (male and female) aged between 16 and 25 years. It is a purpose built, statewide service situated on a 1.7 hectare site in Hastings, Victoria.
Bunjilwarra provides:
A holistic journey of healing, embracing Aboriginal culture.
A culturally and clinically safe residential rehabilitation program in the form of a therapeutic community for Aboriginal young people who require treatment to manage their alcohol and drug use problems, and to build resilience. A stable and secure environment where young people work on managing problematic behaviours, improving their life skills and interpersonal skills, learning alternative habits to develop personal resilience and confidence, build social networks and reintegrate into the community. An effective, clinical alcohol and drug recovery orientated program that is staffed 24/7 by a strong clinical team.
Improved social and emotional support.
Bunjilwarra's Vision, Purpose and Aim
Vision: Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander young people are well because they are connected to where they come from, to their families, communities, and their identities.
Purpose: To create a culturally safe rite of passage experience for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander young people to change, transform, and grow.
Aim: To provide pathways to healing for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander young people by using cultural healing practices that are supported by trauma-informed care and informed by the Social Emotional Wellbeing framework .

Bunjilwarra operates under the following principles:
• Aboriginal Culture is imbedded in all aspects of Bunjilwarra including the service management, the service model and all programs.
• Healing - a focus on improving the physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing of the young person, in the context of their family and the Aboriginal Community.
• Respect - which require staff and residents to have respect for themselves and respect for others.
• Person centred and recovery oriented practice places the needs of the young person at the centre, whilst recognising the importance of the family and Aboriginal community to their healing and recovery.
• Clinical Effectiveness through a strong clinical program that will bring about change in a person’s approach to AOD issues, address underlying trauma, and tackle broader health and wellbeing needs. • Family Inclusion with family members supported, informed and engaged in planning, treatment and recovery for the young person, wherever possible and appropriate.
• Harm Reduction within Australian government principles to ensure safety and harm minimisation.
• Youth focused/friendly which caters for the specific needs of Aboriginal young people, including young parents and young people with a physical and/or intellectual disability, mental illness, and involvement with the justice system.
• Social and Emotional Wellbeing, combining alcohol and drug treatment, therapeutic practices, trauma informed practices, and Aboriginal spirituality and healing.
• Integration and Coordination with appropriate support services through established links with other relevant services and specialists.
• Continuum of Care recognising that Bunjilwarra is only one part of the young person’s treatment and recovery journey which builds on past treatment and provides for ongoing care post discharge.
• Evidence Based - utilises best practice evidence from both VAHS and YSAS and other relevant services or peak bodies.
Bunjilwarra acknowledges that healing is a journey of return to physical, emotional, spiritual and cultural wellbeing; one that will occur over an extended period of time far beyond the time a young person will spend at Bunjilwarra. The service also recognises that many Aboriginal young people will have a tenuous relationship with culture, that (re)connection to culture must be self-paced and that it requires diverse opportunities alongside and in the context of activities focused on education, employment, sport, art, recreation and wellbeing. Bunjilwarra shares the Healing Foundation’s view that healing is a process that respectfully turns hurt from the past into something positive for individuals, for community and for future generations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Healing recognises the strengths of Aboriginal young people and the assets of Aboriginal culture and community including resilience in the face of extreme adversity, strong kinship systems and connection to spiritual traditions, ancestry, country and community.

Bunuba Cultural Conservation Institute

The Bunuba Cultural Conservation Institute is dedicated to uplifting the Bunuba people by addressing poverty, sickness, and various hardships. We offer education, job training, health services, employment opportunities, and housing, while also protecting and promoting Bunuba traditions, laws, language, culture, and customs. Our goal is to empower the Bunuba people to manage their affairs on their ancestral lands, foster trust and partnerships between Bunuba and other communities, and support the economic, social, and cultural well-being of the Bunuba people through various activities. We also provide financial aid and resources directly to those in need. Join us in our mission to create a brighter and more prosperous future for the Bunuba community.

Bunyip & District Community House

BDCH is a not-for-profit Neighbourhood House providing services, education and support based on the needs of our community.

Burdekin Community Association Inc.

* The organization assisted the aged, families, children and individuals who were
suffering hardship and distress and helped to improve their health and wellbeing.
* Frail aged and younger disabled were assisted to live safely in their own home,
access services and participate in the community.
* People homeless or at risk of homelessness were housed or assisted to find
sustainable housing.
* People in crisis were provided with food, clothes, medication, sanitary items.
* People affected by domestic and family violence were provided with counselling and
court support.
* People with mild to moderate mental illness or suicidal ideation were provided with
psychological counselling.
* Seniors were provided with community visitors, information, referral and advocacy
services and training to access and use technology.
* Residents of aged care facilities were provided with community visitors.
* People with chronic health conditions were assisted with individual and group
Rehabilitation sessions
* People's health and wellbeing was improved by health promotion and prevention
activities and access to Allied health professionals
* Suicide was prevented through Suicide Prevention Community Action Plan initiatives

Burgmann College

We provide community based residential accommodation for up to 378 residents furthering education opportunities at the Australian National University. Revenue from fees, fundraising and donations aid with a number of scholarships and bursaries providing residents from low socioeconomic backgrounds with the ability to seek opportunities that may not have been possible.

Burke Shire Council

The Burke Shire Council is located in the Northwest corner of Queensland sharing the Northern Territory border. The council is the largest employer in the region delivering a range of services to the commuinty including Airport, Disaster Management , Public Library, Roads and Traffic, Pet Registration, Hall Hire, Sport and Recreational facilities, Waste Management, Water and Sewer services.

Burke Street Community Clinic - Mental Health Services - Metro South

We are a government organisation servicing the Mental Health Metro South region. We provide a range of services for people in the local community at the Burke Street Centre. Our staff work with acute services, primary care services and other community organisations to provide integrated care for our consumers.

Burketown Health Clinic

Primary Health Care Centre - Providing Chronic Disease management, Emergency care and a hospital-based ambulance service.

Burnett Inland Economic Development Organisation (BIEDO)

We are a not-for-profit organisation delivering economic development and diversification across the Burnett Inland region of Queensland.

Burnie Brae Centre

provided support services and emergency relief to over 10,000 vulnerable frail clients and people with disability. Services ranged from welfare and counselling to supported living activities, access to the community and emergency food relief.

Burnie Community House & Hilltop Central

To resource people to:

-realise their own potential
cope with the normal stresses of life
work productively and fruitfully
connect and contribute to their community.

Burren Junction Public School

Public School in NSW

BUSHkids

BUSHkids is a not-for-profit organisation which has been supporting the health and wellbeing of children and families in Queensland’s regional, rural and remote communities for over 80 years. BUSHkids provides free preventative and early intervention allied healthcare (both directly and in collaboration with government and other non-government organisations) to children and families who are unable to access services locally due to the unavailability or the affordability of those services.

Business Australia

Strengthening small business in the recent flood affected regions of the Northern Rivers

Business Lismore

We are the peak business body in Lismore, connecting and supporting the local business community in the 2480 postcode.

Our members span all industry sectors and include everyone from sole traders to larger employers. Retail, hospitality, manufacturing, professional and personal services, community organisations, training providers and more.

The Chamber gives members a powerful membership voice and you will be heard as part of a strong united front speaking on behalf of the Lismore business community.

Business Lismore (formerly known as Lismore Chamber of Commerce and Industry) is an alliance partner with Business NSW which enables us to offer our members outstanding value for their membership fee. We are a not-for-profit organisation, completely invested in our local community.