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Teen Challenge Queensland
(AU, Teen Challenge Queensland - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00
(AU, Teen Challenge Queensland - N/A) Teen Challenge Queensland helps young people recover from drug and alcohol addiction, homelessness, eating disorders, depression, self harm and many other life controlling issues through a residential recovery program located in Toowoomba. Crisis accommodation is provided at Kelvin Grove, Brisbane. Both services cater for young people aged 16 to 25 years.
Eating Disorders Association of SA (EDASA) (AU, 56520277840) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00 EDASA is a newly incorporated association established in recognition of the need for specialised advice, support and assistance for eating disorders in South Australia. EDASA's primary focus is on the prevention and early intervention of eating disorders through education and awareness programs and activities. EDASA's vision is to reduce the incidence, severity and associated stigma of eating disorders in our community. We are dedicated to educating the community and providing a variety of resources for the prevention and early intervention of eating disorders. EDASA is committed to providing a respectful, understanding and safe environment for those experiencing the effects of negative body image and eating disordered issues. We work cooperatively with expert clinicians and specialists in eating disorders and aim to inspire hope and recovery through a compassionate, empathic and holistic approach. Delivery of The Butterfly Foundations education and awareness programs to school and community groups, professionals and parents. Support Groups Recovery Workshops Parent and Carer Workshops Awareness activities EDASA newsletters - for members only Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week International No Diet Day Mental Health Week
UTHINK (AU, 14590536517) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00We are based at Springfield Lakes in the city of Ipswich, Queensland. Greater Springfield is one of the largest growing communities in Australia and from 2010 the teenage population in our region was more than 5,000 and growing. The youth population is expecting a growth spike over the next few years as an increasing number of pre-teens enter their teens. Within this community framework we reach out to youth in relevant ways such as the world wide web, multi media resources, literature, music, local outreach activities and initiatives at social sports facilities, shopping centres, schools, training conferences and seminars plus events like Youth Week and an array of camps and recreational activities. We also provide links to organisations that provide specialist care and support for youth related issues e.g. substance abuse and addictions, mental health, counselling, and sexual abuse.
(AU, 072167) Stepping Out Housing Programme
(AU, 49147712531) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00
(AU, 49147712531) The Stepping Out Housing Program is a specialist agency that provides valuable services to women through support, advocacy and therapeutic modalities. Stepping Out is a non-profit community based organisation run by women for women, with or without children, who are survivors of childhood sexual assault. We provide supported, transitional accommodation for 6-12 months with holistic, strength-base case management and group programs. Stepping Out also offers needs-based resources including: Assistance and support in addressing the impacts of childhood sexual abuse on adult survivors. Weekly case management support sessions. Referral to other service providers and specialist services for counseling, general & mental health: drug, alcohol or gambling issues; parenting programs and legal services. Assistance with goal setting; education for future work; career planning and workforce transition innovative group programs to enhance communication, build living skills, confidence and self-esteem and address social isolation. Support with legal and family court matters. Assistance and support with housing applications. Ongoing outreach case management support following transition to independent living. Our goal is to build a well resourced and capable organisation that is recognised and respected as a leader in proving quality services for survivors of childhood sexual assault.
Southern Cross Care (Vic)
(AU, 27044788612) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Our Purpose SCC (Vic), within a Christian ethos, is committed to serving and supporting older people and their families by: Continuing to make a difference in their lives Continuously improving the way we work Promoting individual choice and independence Promoting integrity and dignity Embracing diversity Our Aspiration for Older People Older people, living well, loving life and participating within a just and inclusive community. Making a difference At Southern Cross Care (Vic) we think about aged care services a little differently. We believe older people can continue to lead fulfilling and meaningful lives - the life they want. It is our role to assist them achieve this by providing the support and services they need. We have been supporting older Victorians and their families for more than 40 years and understand that the freedom to choose where and how you live later in life can provide real peace of mind. Our residents and clients tell us that independence and staying connected to home, family and community is so important to them. We believe this should be the same for everyone regardless of age. Positive ageing is possible - regardless of where one lives - be it in the community in the person's own home, or in a residential aged care home. We provide: Home care services for those people who choose to stay living in their own home, supported with a little extra help from either self-funded home care services or government-funded care management programs Community nursing, which can be used for additional home care support, particularly for people with a need for a higher level of care Respite services to give carers a well-earned break Dementia services, tailored to suit individual needs, with specialist programs that have been developed by our own Dementia Care Consultant Residential homes that provide holistic services and programs designed to promote an active lifestyle that supports the mind, body and spirit Independent and assisted living for those who want to maintain an independent lifestyle, while enjoying the security of living in a retirement comm
Got The Balls for Proactive Men's Health
(AU, 18100727018) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The aim is simple, to increase the number of men taking responsibility for their own physical and mental health and to enable them to be around for their families for a long time; and to raise awareness of the need for men to summon the courage, strength and truth within themselves to visit their GP
Open Minds (AU, 18440061026) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00 Open Minds provides mental health support services for over 800 Queenslanders each year. At the heart of all we do is a commitment to provide honour, care and choice for all clients. As a supporter of Open Minds, you will be making possible the provision of practical services to support people living with a mental illness or disability. With your support we can help people regain their independence and reconnect with their community. In 2012 Open Minds celebrates 100 years of people supporting people.
Asperger Services Australia
(AU, 14389908238) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Asperger Services Australia (Asperger's Syndrome Support Network Queensland Inc) is a volunteer not for profit organisation supporting families, individuals, schools professionals, and service providers. • Free professional information and referral services. • Large lending resource library is available to financial members. • Regular conferences, seminars and workshops are held during the year • Support groups in various locations hold regular monthly support meetings, including a 40+ group, young adult group and computer club.
Community Care (Northern Beaches) Limited - CCNB
(AU, 43282211503) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00CCNB provides a wide range of community care services for older people, people with a disability, people with a mental illness, people with dementia, and the carers of these people, to maximise wellbeing, independence and participation in the community. We pride ourselves on being able to creatively and flexibly develop solutions to meet individual needs and preferences. Our approach recognises people’s strengths and individuality, specialising in innovative solutions to address complex needs. Learn about how we have CCNB has supported people in our community to get the most from live by reading our Our programs operate in the Northern Sydney Region - from the Harbour Bridge north to the Brooklyn Bridge. This means we know the people, the communities, the resources and the environment. We are part of the communities in which we work.
The Orange Pigeon
(AU, 39155797231) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The Orange Pigeon provides wishes, comforts and moments of distraction to seriously ill adults in Australia.
Group 61 Inc.
(AU, 27088945247) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Group 61 is a voluntary, charity organisation devoted to breaking the isolation and enhancing the lives of the mentally ill. The charity partners dedicated volunteers with individuals who need support, who they refer to as ‘friends’. Volunteer-friend relationships are established over a weekly outing, often a coffee and a chat, where friends are empowered with confidence, trust and fulfilment of life. There are currently 135 volunteers and 116 friends being supported by Group 61, with a waiting list of friends that continues to grow. Group 61 receive no funding from the Government and rely entirely on generous donations and fundraising events to continue their life changing work. It costs an average of $250 per year for the charity to support one volunteer-friend relationship.
Hope Foundation
(AU, 11117886432) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Hope Foundation Limited exists to come alongside women wanting life change from the sex industry and/or addiction.
bestchance Child Family Care
(AU, 53094161974) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00bestchance is a not for profit organisation whose programs assist children with learning difficulties, mums experiencing post-natal depression or isolated from family support, disadvantaged adults requiring retraining to secure employment, young children with social, emotional and behavioural problems and crisis support.
Mental Health Foundation (ACT)
(AU, 92890393025) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The Mental Health Foundation (ACT) is a leading service provider and information resource for mental health. We deliver innovative programs, that positively enrich and improve the lives of people living with a mental illness: including their family, friends and colleagues, who often take on a caring role.
Independence Australia
(AU, 80973805243) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Independence Australia formerly known as ParaQuad Victoria is a not-for-profit organisation that supports people with a disability or other physical need to regain, retain and extend their independence. Independence Australia provides services such as: - In-home Support - Respite Services - Counselling - Case Management - Recreation
The Family Centre
(AU, The Family Centre - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Superhero Saturday is The Family Centre’s major fundraising event. Help us raise funds to support our work in local primary schools. The Family Centre is a non-profit community based organisation based in the Tweed Shire and established in 1988. We provide a range of services for children, young people and families that build and enhance relationships and parenting skills. All of our services are focused on improving the safety and wellbeing of children, young people and families - particularly those who are vulnerable and disadvantaged.
The Lovell Foundation Inc
(AU, 18567018833) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00An organisation aiming to provide residential care options for those with younger onset dementia (under the age of 65 years).