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Carisbrook Primary School

A primary school in the Central Goldfields Shire.

Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre

CNLC’s vision is that we are a community that connects people, creates opportunities and challenges disadvantage. We work closely with the local Carlton community and its agencies to support our residents in economic development, social cohesion and to create a vibrant neighbourhood. As a neighbourhood house, RTO and Learn Local we support refugees and migrants to settle in Melbourne. We deliver social work, employment services and activities to improve people's lives. We have many clients surviving homelessness and domestic violence. We predominantly work with public housing residents.

Carlton Primary School

We are a small inner-city Melbourne primary school, primarily servicing families who live in the Carlton Public Housing Estate. We have a very high proportion of families living in public housing, and about 95% of families with a language background other than English, with language groups from the Horn of Africa being our main language groups.

Carmel Adventist College

Indigenous boarding school

Caroline Chisholm School

Caroline Chisholm is an ACT school which caters from preschool to year 10 across 2 campus'.
Todays focus will be regarding our culture club, which is run weekly across the three campus' giving all student the opportunity to participate in cultural crafts, sports activities and events. Caroline Chisholm recognises that the opportunity to participate and engage in culture, supports social and emotional wellbeing, provides a sense of belonging and connection for our Indigenous students, families and staff.
Since our culture club has started there has been a real sense of community and our students have now formed a cultural Integrity team who are responsible for making the decisions about what kinds of activities, excursions, events and spaces they'd like to participate in and see throughout our school. This provides the students with a voice and develops leadership skills. It's been a great benefit to the students as well as the school itself.

Caroline Chisholm Society

Founded in 1969, the Caroline Chisholm Society is a family support agency that provides a broad range of support and assistance to at-risk and vulnerable women and their children, including home visitation program, material aid, drop in welfare appointments, pregnancy support, and specialized assistance for mothers and their children experiencing family violence and homelessness.

Caroline Chisholm Society - GV Pregnancy and Family Support Service

Our organisation provides free material aid to families living in the Goulburn Valley region which includes Shepparton. Material aid includes clothing, nappies, formula, blankets, nursery furniture, toiletries, bottles, dummies, feeding cups to name a few. We also provide pregnancy support case management to those in need.

Carrie's Place Domestic Violence and Homelessness Services Inc.

We have 2 Services. The Specialist Homelessness Service assists both single people and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness with advocacy and information and case management. There is accommodation through the refuge (women and children only), Supported Accommodation (single people and families) and transitional properties (single people and families). They also provide outreach support and may assist with emergency relief and brokerage so certain items.
The Domestic Violence program assists women who have or are experiencing domestic violence to make Police reports, take out AVOs, assist with safety planning and provide support at court through the Hunter Valley Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service, provide case management through the Staying Home Leaving Violence program.

Carroll College

Co-educational Catholic Secondary College including pastoral care for students and families.

Casey North Community Information & Support Service Inc

Casey North CISS is a very busy community organisation provideing a number of support services to people in the City of Casey and beyond. In particular support is targeted at the disadvantaged and most vulnerable. Programs include Emergency Relief, CaseWork, Counselling, Financial Counselling and more.

Casino West Little Jarjums Preschool

We are a NSW Department of Education preschool located in Casino NSW. We have a large demographic of families with low socioeconomic status who are currently in extreme financial hardship. We have a large population of homeless families and families requiring significant financial support.

CASPA - Casino

Provide out of home care for children in care

CASPA - Lismore

Provide out of home care for children in care.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council

Local Council in the North Queensland Region

Catalyst Care Ltd.

Provides hampers and food relief, provides support to community members requiring guidance to access long-term supports/services. Campus available for training groups to hire.

Catalyst Church Incorporated

Catalyst Church is a community focused organisation that provides care and support for people all across Ipswich. Because the Christian ethos is one of concern for the poor,
the church operates a free debt counselling service, Christmas party for underprivileged families,relationship counselling, youth work, disability services support, Mother's support groups, playgroups, Work for the dole programs and local school chaplaincy. During
the week our objective is providing a venue for those in our community to train, seek counselling and enjoy community with friends in a warm, friendly atmosphere.

Catholic Parish of Holy Spirit Bourke

The Bourke Catholic Parish services a large portion of the rural and remote area of far western NSW which includes a high indigenous population. Many of our parishioners and other community members suffer disadvantage due to isolation, high unemployment and low socio-economic challenges.

Catholic Social Services Australia

CSSA is the national organisation of catholic social serivce organisations across Australia. CSSA coordinates disaster recovery initiatives of the Catholic church and supports parishes and communities that are working for social justice with vulnerable and marginalised people.

CatholicCare - ASSIST Program

ASSIST (Aiding in Secure, Safe, Independent and Stable Tenancies) is an outreach program for those who are homeless or at risk of being homeless who are over 18 years that can help you. ASSIST Case Managers provide individualised support, information, referral and advocacy to people who require help to sustain their tenancy or assistance to obtain or transition to independent and stable accommodation.

CatholicCare - Axial Housing First Program

A new program offering people in the ACT, with complex needs that include chronic homelessness a property that will include ongoing case management. The program is unfunded so there is limited scope to provide furniture and household goods.

CatholicCare - Hands On Studio

Founded in 1996, Hands On Studio has become a leader in the field of arts and disabilities in the Canberra region. The program has developed a model for a creative community guided by the principle that art is fundamental to human expression and that all people are entitled to its tools of communication. Over the years, the artists who attend the program on a weekly basis have collaborated with their peers as well as local and interstate artists to extend their practice, develop an individual style and foster a sense of community. The ages of the artists who attend the program range from 17-92, a very broad cohort with different life experiences and varying wants, needs, and desires which are supported at Hands On Studio.

CatholicCare - Reaching Out Program

The CatholicCare Reaching Out Program provides free alcohol and drug counselling to young people aged 13-18 years. Our Counselling sessions are provided through outreach, which means rather than having to come to us, we can meet you in a place where you feel most comfortable; be it your school, community centre, or work place.
Our counsellors understand that being lectured about Drugs and Alcohol is not necessarily what you need. The Reaching Out Program is an opportunity to talk with someone who is qualified to help you figure out what works best for you.
We also offer support for families and friends of people impacted by alcohol and other drugs.

CatholicCare - Reconnect Program

The program, which is funded by the Department of Social Services, uses community based interventions to assist young people aged 12-18 years who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and their families to help stabilise their living situation, achieve family reconciliation and improve their level of engagement with education, work and their local community. Reconnect Case Workers offer counselling, mediation, group programs and practical support to the whole family to break the cycle of homelessness. CatholicCare has been providing this vital program across Canberra and regional NSW (Young, Boorowa, Canowindra, Grenfell, Moloney, West Wyalong and surrounds) since 1996.

CatholicCare - Sandhurst

CatholicCare Sandhurst (CCS) is a not-for-profit organisation, providing counselling services and programs to individuals, couples, families and groups across the Victorian Loddon Mallee and Goulburn Murray regions. We are the official welfare agency of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Sandhurst. At CCS we deliver high quality family and relationship services that are available for all people. We acknowledge that people come to us with a wide range of faiths, cultures and personal beliefs. Hopefully everyone feels welcomed. We are a participating agency of CatholicCare Victoria Tasmania (CCVT) and a member of Catholic Social Services Victoria (CSSV) and Catholic Social Services Australia (CSSA). Our purpose is to empower individuals, families and communities in becoming stronger and more resilient.

CatholicCare - STEPS

CatholicCare and ACT Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) work in partnership to operate STEPS. The STEPS Program provides 24 hour residential support to young people aged 13 to 18 years who have moderate to severe mental illness. The program is a step up/step down model working within a case management framework to assist young people to identify recovery goals and work towards these with their CAMHS clinician and their other supports, including family. The program services young people from across the whole of the ACT.