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Perth Homeless Support Group

We are a non for profit charity who assist those people experiencing homelessness. Every Sunday morning we distribute non perishable items to up to 200 people at the Homeless Hub on Moore Street Perth. These include baked beans, Spaghetti, tuna, tinned fruit, muesli bars, up and go, juice boxes, cheese dips, sultanas. Along with these items we have tea and coffee on offer. We also have a team of volunteers who run Our Charity Meals where every Sunday they make fresh sandwiches, baked items, boiled eggs, fresh fruit. One of our volunteers has a clothing distribution as well with all items donated and sorted by her and her team.
At the Moore Street Hub we set up several marquees in such a way that its like a shopping market. We have found that we have struck up a personal relationship with a number of those experiencing homelessness. As we are at the coal face so to speak we have found that our service gives a more community that these people have grown to love and as we have as well.

Perth Inner City Youth Service

PICYS operates a Household Network for homelessness young people aged 16- 25 needing either supported transitional accommodation with case management in shared units managed by a community housing provider, or support in gaining and or retaining other accommodation secured by a young person.
PICYS also runs a psychosocial mental health support service called PILLAR, for young people aged 15 - 18 at entry. PILLAR works closely with other mental health service providers and clinicians focusing on the wellbeing of the young person and engagement in the community.
PICYS works with all young people and also has a keen focus to support young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender or Intersex, LGBTI. In 2015/6 nearly 1 in 3 young people PICYS worked with identified as LGBTI.

Pets Of The Homeless

At Pets of the Homeless (POTH), we are committed to help vulnerable people by alleviating the burden of providing essential pet care during times of hardship.

We assist by feeding and providing veterinary care as well as emergency boarding to the animals to help relieve the heartache for those who are unable to care for their pets.

Phillip Island Community and Learning Centre Inc. (PICAL)

We are a registered not-for-profit Neighbourhood House and Learn Local organisation providing a wide range of community services and learning opportunities to support the needs of our community.
PICAL provides a vital service to those experiencing hardship through our emergency food relief program known as the Phil Dixon Emergency Food Relief Pantry. Support is also offered through welfare service referrals, employment services, Women Connect program and a Centrelink agency. The PICAL Community Garden supplies fresh produce to our pantry and has many opportunities for horticulture training, organic vegetable and fruit growing workshops, and local food swaps. Rooms are available to hire by individuals or groups for meetings, training and activities.
PICAL relies on the assistance of our valuable community volunteers. We offer many opportunities for volunteer participation in all aspects of our activities and welcome the involvement of our local community.

Phil's Emporium Op Shop

Phil's Emporium is a not for profit op shop located in Bungendore Village. We also run a Community Food Hub giving away free food to those in need as well as running an additional op shop at a neighbouring village Captains Flat. We support many community events and assist many people who are in need of clothes, financial support, etc. We partner with Bungendore Anglican Church.

Phoenix Community Project Inc

We focus on providing programs and opportunities to close the gap for people with a disability. We truly believe in the capabilities of all individuals and their ability to reach the stars.

Phoenix Foundations Housing Relief Limited

Providing housing and planning assistance in rebuilding after natural disasters

Phoenix House Youth Services

Phoenix House Youth Services has a successful 30+ years track-record of working with “at risk” young people (aged 13-24), in the Northern Sydney region. We provided alternative education and training pathways, with wraparound support of case management and counselling, to the most challenged young people, delivering life-changing outcomes.

Our primary target group is “at risk” young people who have been disengaged from education and not in employment. Many of these young people are affected by a number of factors including: family breakdown, drug and or alcohol abuse, mental health issues, domestic violence and homelessness.

Since the transformation of Phoenix House from a homelessness service to a service focusing on education and training four years ago, Phoenix House have achieved significant social impact, as measured through the success in it programs, awards, compliments and recognition.

Picabeen Community Association Inc.

Picabeen, operates from a social justice framework and is a community hub that aims to improve the quality of life of it's constituents

Pickering Brook Primary School

Primary School

Pilbara Community Legal Service - Roebourne

Provides legal support, housing advocacy, financial counselling and redress services.

Pilbara Community Legal Service - Newman

Pilbara Community Legal Service Inc. (PCLS) provide accessible, equitable, responsible and culturally appropriate advice, support and advocacy to the people of the Pilbara.

Pilbara Community Legal Service Inc. - Karratha

Provide immediate assistance and support for families and children facing Family domestic violence, in the Pilbara and surrounding communities. PCLS provides were possible food vouchers, emergency telephones, crisis accommodation, VRO supports, to help the affected clients cope immediately at the time of need

Pilbara Community Legal Service Inc. - South Hedland

Provide immediate assistance and support for families and children facing Family domestic violence, in the Pilbara and surrounding communities.
PCLS provides where possible food vouchers, emergency telephones, crisis accommodation, VRO supports, to help the affected clients cope immediately at the time of need

Pilbara Health Network

Pilbara Health Network provides Allied health and support services, through face to face, group education and telehealth platforms. Where appropriate, clients are supported by an Aboriginal Health Worker and Clinical Care Coordinator who work closely to ensure holistic delivery of services,
Our services include supporting Aboriginal people to navigate the healthcare system and engage with appropriate primary healthcare providers.
We provide individualized allied health services - podiatry, dietetics, diabetes education and physiotherapy.
Regular drop-in clinics and opportunistic interventions are offered as a mode of care as supported by local organizations as we understand that appointment bookings can be a barrier to healthcare for some Aboriginal People.
Regular group education sessions are conducted to provide clients with the necessary knowledge, skills and support to assist in managing their health goals and/or current medical conditions.

Pimpama State Secondary College - Wellbeing

Pimpama Student Wellbeing Services provides counselling, guidance and youth support to disadvantaged students. As part of this service disadvantaged students are provided with snacks/meals.

Pinchapoo

Providing customised single use, travel size and full size personal hygiene packs to men, women and children nationally

Pindari Life LTD

Pindari Life is a charity that runs camps, events, and community outreaches with the purpose of advancing education, advancing social or public welfare, advancing religion, promoting reconciliation, mutual respect and tolerance between groups of individuals that are in Australia, and advancing the natural environment.

Pindari Services

The Salvation Army Brisbane Inner City Services include various services, including the Upfront Intervention Team, the Mobile Support Team, Brisbane City Women's Service and Veteran's Support Team.

It has been said The Salvation Army offers caring support for every problem “from the cradle to the grave.” Our services are as wide-ranging and diverse as the areas of need in the community, like an umbrella over Australia’s social problems.

Because we have such tremendous scope in our service provision, each program is able to link with other services in the network, thus enhancing our capacity to help those in need.

Pine Creek Primary School

Pine Creek School is a small remote school with 37 students from preschool to year 6 .Students come from the nearby community of Kybrook, Pine Creek Town Camp and the town of Pine Creek. 95% of our students are indigenous with English as an additional language.

Pine Rivers Neighbourhood Centre

The Pine Rivers Neighbourhood Centre enables and encourages individuals and families to take informed control of their own lives and together enrich our community.

Pivot Support Services Inc.

The Community Hub provides practical support (including emergency relief food support) to community members experiencing crisis, disadvantage, financial hardship or other challenges. A comprehensive assessment ensures that service users are offered appropriate supports, including referral to other relevant agencies to help with any unmet needs that Pivot may not provide services for. We support people to work towards an exit from disadvantage, or, for those people experiencing a crisis situation, to avoid becoming entrenched in disadvantage. We have expertise in providing supports for people who might be regarded as "at risk" or otherwise with complex disadvantage, such as people at risk or currently experiencing homelessness, aboriginal families, people with disability issues (especially mental ill health), people with complex needs requiring coordination of services, recently released prisoners, people with behavioural issues that may preclude them from using other services.

Platform Youth Services

Work with the young/vulnerable / homeless people, aged 12-25 years old.

Play Matters

Play Matters Australia, previously known as Playgroup Qld provides relief and support to children, their families and carers experiencing disability, vulnerability or disadvantage in child's early formative years. We: - establish, promote and develop Playgroups and services in relation to identified family and community needs. - encourage and provide opportunities for increased parent child interaction during child's early formative years through stimulating and diverse environments. - encourage children and parents or carers learning through play despite socio economic or cultural backgrounds allowing development socially at their own pace. - provide advisory services and support to parents, carers, community and government agencies in relation to child development

PlayAbility Inc.

PlayAbility provides Early Intervention services for families who have a child aged from birth to school age with a disability or developmental delay in two or more areas.
In addition, PlayAbility also provides Family Support through the following programs - Supported Playgroups, Mobile Parenting Support Service and Indigenous Family Support.