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Woden Community Service - Mental Health and Recovery NDIS

Our team will work with you one-on-one and in a group setting towards your NDIS goals. This may include working with you to increase your participation in the community, building your existing relationships, maintaining your health and wellbeing or engaging in paid employment or volunteer opportunities.

We support people of all ages and abilities. Our team comes from a multidisciplinary background, and together have an in-depth knowledge of the community sector in the ACT.

Woden Community Service - Molonglo Valley

WCS is committed to building stronger communities and creating connections for people who may not be well connected and are seeking purposeful and valued roles in our community. We do this through our work with people, organisations and government for example our history in running community events in the Molonglo Valley.

Woden Community Service - New Path

New Path is a mental health recovery program supporting people whose ability to manage daily activities and to live independently in the community has been seriously affected by mental health issues.

We support people typically aged 18 to 35, and up to 64, towards greater self-reliance, independence and participation.

We are an early intervention service, which means that we work with people to tackle severe mental health challenges before they become a longer-term problem.

Woden Community Service - Partners in Recovery

The Partners in Recovery program (PIR) is led by Capital Health Network and partners: CatholicCare Canberra and Goulburn, Mental Illness Fellowship Victoria, Northside Community Service, Richmond Fellowship in partnership with Woden Community Service.

PIR engages people with a severe and persistent mental illness and complex needs, and their carers and families, to develop coordinated and integrated support plans across the ACT.

The program is for people over the age of 18 years experiencing a severe mental illness and complex needs.

Woden Community Service - Supportive Tenancy Service

The Supportive Tenancy Service (STS) works with people whose tenancy is at risk, and provides advice to people who do not have a tenancy but are looking to establish one. STS covers any type of tenancy, including public housing, private rental.

Woden Community Service - T25 Clinic

T25 Clinic is a free nurse-led walk-in clinic with a focus on primary health, with wrap around wellbeing supports. This service is for young people aged 12-25 in the Canberra region. The T25 team is staffed by nurses, AOD counsellors and nurses, mental health practitioners, youth workers, and peer workers.
T25 is a consortium delivered by Directions Health Services, in partnership with Woden Community Service and Meridian.

Woden Community Service - Tenancy Assistance Program

The Tenancy Assistance Program (TAP) provides support for tenants and mortgagees from early intervention to crisis management. The program is structured into three streams (universal, targeted, and crisis response), tailoring support to individual service needs. TAP will work closely with Onelink and Housing ACT to prevent or respond to homelessness and address the underlying barriers.

Woden Community Service - Youth Engagement

The youth engagement team (YET) provides assertive outreach services, general drop-in facilities, case work and supported referral services for young people aged 12-25 in the South Canberra, Woden and Weston Creek regions of the ACT. YET is funded under the Child, Youth and Family Support Program from the ACT Governments Community Services Directorate which is run partnership between Woden Community Service and Anglicare ACT. Case work- The Youth engagement Team has engaged in case work with 46 young people. Young people engaged were referred by government and non-government agencies for various supports such as education engagement, mentoring, housing social inclusion, behavior management, financial education, drug and alcohol support, community engagement and employment.
Open access drop in- Runs from Tuesday- Friday year round from 3pm each afternoon. We provide a dinner club every Friday for vulnerable young people.

Woden Valley RSL Sub Branch & Veterans Support Centre

Our Entitlement and Advocacy services are available through the ACT Veterans Support Centre . Our Sub-Branch is co-located with the VSC team of more than 20 highly trained advocates and entitlements/pension officers.
Community Support services are also now provided through the VSC and we can liaise with Federal and ACT agencies, organisations and other ex-service organisations to help provide welfare services.

Wollombi Valley Community Association

The Wollombi Valley Progress Association is an association incorporated under the NSW Associations Incorporation Act. It has adopted the model rules as they existed under the Associations Incorporation Act, 1984.

OUR OBJECTIVES
To represent and progress the interests of the residents and ratepayers of the Wollombi Valley.

To provide a forum whereby such residents and ratepayers can involve themselves, and contribute to, matters pertaining to the Wollombi Valley and the villages situated therein.

To seek ways and means to bring about social, cultural and material benefits for the Wollombi Valley community.

Wollondilly Anglican Church

Supporting families and individuals within the Wollondilly Community.

Wollondilly Shire Council

Local Government

Wombat Housing and Support Services

We are a community managed organisation based in North Melbourne. We have been providing free services to people who are homeless for over thirty years. Primary recipients: Youth.

Women Illawarra

Provide support to women experiencing domestic violence, social inequity, discrimination, isolation and homelessness

Women Support Centre - House of Sakinah

Crisis Accommodation for DV Victims and Families
Food Bank Hampers
Financial Assistance to Single Mothers
Senior Aid Programme
Breakfast Programme for 2 Local Public Schools
Referral and Advice

Women With Disabilities ACT

Women with Disabilities ACT (WWDACT) is Disabled Person’s Organisation (DPO) that practices systemic advocacy on behalf of women, girls, feminine identifying, and non-binary people with disabilities in the ACT. We follow a human rights philosophy, based on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

Women’s Power of Inspiration Inc

Women’s Power of Inspiration (WPI) was set up on 19th June 2022. Its main purpose is to assist Australian- Rwandan women as well as other vulnerable African refugees and migrants living in South-East Queensland.
The main goal of WPI is to bring these women together, help them make connections, increase community engagement and facilitate integration into their local communities.


We offer Lessons as therapy in:
-Sewing,
-Embroidery/ Alteration
-Knitting / Crochet
-Weaving/ Decorations
-English conversation
We provide support in:
-Filling in some forms ,citizenship application
-Housing application
-Job search support and interview training
-Access to emotional support networks
-Domestic violence prevention
-Job ready education and resume writing.

Women's and Children's Hospital - Special Care Baby Unit

We are the step down ward from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit providing specialised Neonatal care to sick and preterm infants.

Women's and Girls Emergency Centre Inc

We offer creative and flexible solutions for women and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Together with our partners, we provide personalised support to women, their children and families in need. Our services are inclusive of transgender people.
Our services:
• Crisis accommodation
• Transitional properties
• Case management and referral services
• Support centre
• Brokerage services
• Outreach support services

Women's Association South East Melbourne (WASEMA) Inc

WASEMA is a registered Charity which envisions an Australia where: Women are confident and able to take their equal place in the social, cultural, economic, educational and political life. “To increase the mental wellbeing and social and economic capacity of Women from all cultural
backgrounds”

Womens Centre FNQ

The Womens Centre FNQ is a specialist Domestic Violence and homelessness service in Far North Queensland (Cairns and Atherton).

We offer a range of support services to assist women and children who are experiencing or escaping from family and domestic violence or are at risk of/are currently homeless.

Our Programs include:
- Crisis intervention
- Supported accommodation (Shelter)
- Family Support Program
- Domestic Violence Order Support and Court Support
- Safer at Home Program
(see website for further details).

We work collaboratively we sector partners to ensure the needs of vulnerable community members are being met. This includes referrals and advocacy.

All services are free and can be accessed on a needs basis.

Women's Centre for Health and Wellbeing

At the Women's Centre for Health and Wellbeing we offer support through counselling to domestic violence and sexual assault victims/survivors as well as running programs for women such as yoga, meditation ect. We also run a legal clinic for women in need, No Interest Loan Scheme (NILS) and a Well Women's Health Nurse Clinic.
We are a not for profit organisation run by women for women.

Women's Community Aid Association (Qld)

We are committed to working to end violence against women and children.
We provide support services for women and children who are affected by domestic and family violence and for women affected by sexual violence.

Women's Health Information and Referral Service CQ Inc

We are a non for profit community organisation who provide free of charge general counselling to women and provide sexual assault counseling to women, men and children. We also offer services to help homeless women

Women's Health Matters

Women's Health Matters advocate on behalf of all ACT women, especially those experiencing disadvantage and vulnerability.
We seek to improve access to health information and enhance knowledge and understanding about the causes of health and illness among anyone who identifies as a woman.
We also work closely with women involved with the criminal justice system and support them on their release back into the community.