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Warburton Primary School

Primary School

Wardell CORE

Wardell CORE is a 'Community Organised Resilience Effort' in response to the NSW 2022 floods. We have established a recovery centre that distributes donated items, links impacted families with services and organises volunteer efforts in the area. Your generosity allows us to provide a high level of care & meet the needs of many people. We are here to help families & businesses in the area get back on their feet.

Warialda Lions Club Inc

Community Services Organisation

Warilla High School

WHS is a large comprehensive public high school in Shellharbour NSW.
We serve a largely socio-economically disadvantaged community. We strive daily to provide our students with opportunities to engage with the world outside of their own and experience the possibilities education can offer a young person. WHS is committed to giving aid where there is a need and it is our mission to provide every chance for our students to access learning, extra-curricular, cultural and social activities despite their families financial means.

Waroona Community Resource Centre/Family Support Service

Economic, Social and Community Development, including social services, Family Support Services, Emergency Relief provided to residents in Shire of Waroona and surrounding areas.

Warragul Community House

We link and involve the community with the community through a range of social groups, education for employment courses and lifestyle choice classes.

Warriapendi Child and Parent Centre

Our centre is a place to:

come with children between 0 to 4 years of age,
participate in early learning playgroups, workshops, information sessions, community events and other activities.
Learn about what children need to grow up healthy and happy
find out about activities and services for families and children in the area. Prepare for a great transition to Kindy.
All programs and services are free. They meet interests of the families and encourage the children’s healthy development. We always focus on nurturing relationships between parents and children.

At our centre parents also find the information they need to be the best parents they can be. We work with other organisations to coordinate the services at the centre, or at surrounding schools when possible, making it easier for families to go to appointments.

A Child Health Nurse is at the centre every day to see children from birth to four years by appointment. A speech pathologist works at the centre part-time.

Warrina Services

Empowering people to reach beyond their disability.

Warrina Services receives funding from the National Disability Insurance Agency and the Commonwealth Department of Health to provide in-home and community access supports to people who have a disability and people who have experienced mental illness to support their personal recovery. As a client directed service our model of care is to provide individualised responses to peoples’ needs that enable them to have fulfilling lives; to overcome their disability and access the community activities and services. We encourage clients to assume increasing levels of responsibility and to explore different opportunities and experiences. Our clients want services and supports that respond flexibly to their lives. To facilitate greater client choice and control we have engaged a professional and dedicated workforce that have a clear understanding of their role and a willingness to provide supports as required; be that on a weekend to watch the football, late in the evening to attend a social event or early morning to get to gym.

Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative

Wathaurong provides a range of services including; family and community services, support to young people, justice support services; cultural heritage services, and health services. From time to time the organisation also undertakes special projects and economic development opportunities.

Watson Road State School Community Hub

Our Community Hub supports both the school and wider communities, particularly refugees. We run classes, support groups, activities, as well as providing individual support and referrals, such as food hampers, financial and housing, counselling and family intervention etc.

Waverley Action for Youth Services

One Stop Shop service for young people 9-25 years old and their families. Services include case management, counselling, education and training programs, recreation programs, health clinics.
WAYS provides multidisciplinary wrap around services for young people and their
families such as counselling, case management, drop in recreation and allied health
support . We have successfully supported our clients to meaningfully manage issues
relating to homelessness, family conflict, school refusal, a range of mental health
issues, drug and alcohol concerns and connecting clients to additional support
services. WAYS has a non fee paying alternate high school which provides a safe and
supportive setting for students to complete their schooling, WAYS also has a specialist
youth RTO for at risk students who wish to pursue vocational pathways to employment.

We Are Mobilise

Homelessness Outreaches

Head out onto the streets in VIC, NSW, ACT & SA spending time with those in need by having safe conversations and providing functional care in the form of packages that contain hygiene, clothing as well as food items.

Mobilise Video

To humanise those experiencing homelessness, the medium of video enables us to give homeless individuals a platform to share their stories while showing to the wider society that those out there are "homeless, not hopeless".

Mobilise Voice

Using the insights and knowledge we've learned from our time out on the streets to change the opinions of the broader public about those who are experiencing homelessness and the stereotype that surrounds these people.

Community Engagement

The youth want to help but often don't know how - Mobilise is that platform. From parties to outreaches to marathons, you name it and a member in our community has done it to raise funds and awareness for those in need!

We Care 2

We provide free food, pharmacy scripts, fuel cards, toiletries, baby care needs, cheap groceries, free breakfasts and free counselling. More information at https://wc2.org.au/

We Care Connect

We provide a wide range of care and safety children's items to disadvantaged families across the NSW Central Coast and Hunter. We collect community donations of pre-loved children’s clothing and good quality baby items and give them to families in need.

Professional case workers from community centres and family support agencies send us individual requests for the families they are helping. Our volunteers prepare support packages tailored to the family’s needs. Support can include clothes, nappies, bedding, cots, prams, car seats, toys, books and other essential items that families of young children need.

The simple act of giving to those families who need a helping hand is at the very heart of everything we do.

We Care NSW

We Care is a leading NDIS provider for the Newcastle, Hunter, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens and Tweed regions with a reputation as a successful trauma-informed therapeutic care organisation. 'We' focus on providing our clients and communities with high quality and culturally appropriate services that have a real impact on contributing to supporting individuals to achieve their personal goals and to build their capacity to participate fully in their community, education, employment and cultural activities.

We the people WA Inc

we the people is a change agent advocating for families with young children in the Midland region of Perth, using research to inform cross-cutting action. We are doing this through building human connections. we the people was formed at the request of service providers and is guided by community input.

Board members are local, socially aware, and committed with experience that brings valuable community connections and considerable government policy understanding. we the people works with service providers yet is an independent advocate for the needs of our community.

Wear for Success

Wear for Success is a not-for-profit organisation run by a dedicated group of volunteers and management team, including a volunteer Board.

Since 2011 we have helped over 5,500 people needing support on their journey back to work. We are a registered charity and donations to us over $2 are tax deductible.

Weave Youth & Community Services

Weave provides a range of services that include practical support, housing referral support, counselling, mental health services, drug and alcohol support, access to education and employment opportunities and assistance with connecting you to other services.

Wee Care Residential

Since 1974, Althea Projects Inc. has been supporting and strengthening the capacity of vulnerable people within Townsville and the surrounding regions. Our main programs are Foster & Kinship, Wee Care Residential for children 0-11 and Althea s Community Hub, from which we deliver a range of homelessness services. For more information visit https://www.altheaprojects.org.au/

Weeroona Association

Disability Support provider to individuals and group supports. We provide Support Coordination services and Short Term Accommodation.

Weilwan Local Aboriginal Land Council

Looking for assisatnce with personal hygeine stuff to make personal packs for young girls aged 11-18
deodorant, sanitry items such as pads, impulses, creams and shampoos and condintiors and razors

Welcome to Australia

Welcoming Australia exists to engage everyday Australians in the task of cultivating a culture of welcome in our nation.

The Australia we love is known for its diversity, compassion, generosity and commitment to giving all people a fair go.

We’d like to find many different ways that individuals, families, businesses and other organisations can work together to continue to develop these values in our communities, work places, schools and institutions.

Welcoming Australia - QLD

A non-partisan movement and organisation committed to cultivating a culture of welcome and advancing an Australia where people of all backgrounds have equal opportunity to belong, contribute and thrive.

Wellington Food Pantry INC

We supply food, fresh veggies, frozen meals, bread, milk

Wellington Point Girl Guides

Our Mission
Is to empower girls and young women
to grow into confident, self-respecting responsible community member

Our Vision
To be Australia's leading organisation
for girls and young women
in leadership and personal development

At Wellington Point, we are trying to update our Guide Hut with limited funds, man power or equipment. The hut update is a two year project undertaken by two of our eleven year old girl guides as part of their peak achievement award.