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Community Services in Australia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Services sector based in Australia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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South Eastern Community Connect Secc
We are a not-for-profit community support organisation providing services that promote wellbeing and quality of life for families, the elderly and disadvantaged members of the community of Sydney's south-eastern suburbs. Our services include:* Family support, playgroups, a toy library, parenting workshops and outside school hours care * In-home carer respite, social support and outings, medical companions, transport, food services and in-home visits for people with disabilities, the elderly and frail * Computer and language classes, including English, Spanish and Frasi * Recreational classes, including art and craft * A dementia day centre called The Cottage, in Rushcutters Bay.
51 to 200 staff
The Oasis Townsville
A vision for a thriving, respected, vibrant, and well-supported veteran community enhancing the economic and social prosperity of Townsville, Queensland. A mission to provide a 'single front door' for all members of the ex-ADF community in Townsville, including families, as well as current ADF members who have begun the transition journey, to transition, connect and integrate into the Townsville Community. Goals 1. An environment that is veteran friendly and welcoming, facilitating social connections and a feeling of personal safety. A service that facilitates comprehensive access by the ex-ADF community (including families) to services that support the 10 Human Needs. An experience that is rewarding, meaningful and enjoyable for all staff. A culture that supports the pursuit of good ideas that best support our community. THIS IS NOT A COUNSELLING PAGE - please call Open Arms 1800 011 046 Lifeline 13 11 14 Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800
11 to 50 staff
Wa Network Of Alcohol And Other Drug Agencies Wanada
WANADA is the peak body for the alcohol and other drug sector in Western Australia. We offer advocacy and support to our 90 member agencies, including metropolitan, regional, remote and Aboriginal-controlled organisations. The sector is diverse and we work toward its continued development, always considering the consumer's best interest
1 to 10 staff
You Me And The Community
You Me and the Community is a family orientated organization where compassion is at the Heart of Our Care. We aim to help people with disabilities integrate into the community while also educating about inclusiveness. Our goal is to stand with our people as they go through all of life’s challenges and our mission is to serve their best interests and become a unified platform for our people’s service needs.
11 to 50 staff
Able2 Pty Ltd
We deliver a flexible and broad range of interventions and allied health services that focus on young people with disability and their families across the Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury, and Western Sydney Region. Our dedicated team works with individuals, families, and the vast support networks to build skills, increase knowledge and encourage positive social relationships within their communities.
51 to 200 staff
Hunter Care Group
We are a leading NDIS registered service provider in the Hunter Region.
201 to 500 staff
Orion Care
Empowering People. Building Communities. Delivering Real Care. Orion Care is a registered NDIS provider delivering high-quality, person-centred support across South Australia, Victoria, and New South Wales. We specialise in Supported Independent Living (SIL), Complex Care, and Community Participation — creating safe, inclusive, and empowering environments where people with disability can thrive. With a values-led team and a commitment to real outcomes, we don’t just provide support — we create opportunity, connection, and choice.
201 to 500 staff
Western Australian Council Of Social Service Wacoss
Since 1956, WACOSS has been developing and strengthening the non-government community services sector's capacity to assist all Western Australians. WACOSS and its members aim to improve the quality of life of people disadvantaged by the inequities of our society through: •Improving community services by exchanging ideas, information, skills and resources •Creating a strong, united and informed voice capable of advocating for the social needs of all Western Australians A continual consultation process with members, their clients, the general public and other professional organisations enables WACOSS to identify and address social inequities within the community. WACOSS also provides government with feedback on policies and programs to ensure they are relevant, and offers an alternative avenue through which government can discuss sector issues with service providers and consumers. It further advocates the views of the sector by providing information and comment to the media and the public through media releases, regular newsletters and by making representatives available to speak at public forums. WACOSS is part of an extensive network comprising Councils of Social Services in all Australian States and Territories and a national body (ACOSS), based in Sydney.
11 to 50 staff
Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation
Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation is a regional Aboriginal organisation who aim to Embrace our Culture to Inspire and Empower Aboriginal People Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation is guided by: Culture Care Community Capacity Capability Empowering Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander and wider community members.
51 to 200 staff
Delta Community Support Ndis Provider
Welcome to Delta Community Support, where we believe that everyone deserves a chance to lead a fulfilling, independent life. We are proud to be a registered NDIS provider committed to delivering innovative and personalized care solutions. Our team of experienced, compassionate professionals are here to empower and support individuals with disabilities, guiding them on their journey to independence. At Delta, we don't believe in 'one-size-fits-all.' We understand that everyone is unique, with their own strengths, challenges, and aspirations. That's why we offer tailored support services, including personal care, community participation, capacity building, and more. We work in close partnership with our clients, their families, and other stakeholders to create personalized plans that respect individuality, promote dignity, and inspire progress. But we're more than just a support service - we are a vibrant community. Our philosophy is rooted in fun, connection, and creativity. We regularly organize engaging events and activities, encouraging our clients to explore their passions, learn new skills, and forge meaningful relationships. By choosing Delta, you're choosing a partner who is just as committed to your goals as you are. Together, we can turn challenges into opportunities and dreams into reality. So, are you ready to explore a world of possibilities with Delta Community Support? Join us on this exciting journey towards an empowering and inclusive future!
51 to 200 staff
Drug & Alcohol Services Australia
DASA is a non profit organisation based in Alice Springs, Northern Territory. DASA works to minimise the harm associated with the misuse of alcohol and other drugs. Services offered include Residential Withdrawal & Treatment (Therapeutic Community), Sobering Up Shelter, Transitional Program, Independent Living Program and an Outreach Service. DASA provides In Reach services to the Alice Springs Correctional Centre and facilitates the Drink Driver Program for prisoners also. Regular community events are held at various locations to increase our engagement with the community. DASA employs a diverse range of employees with wide ranging qualifications, skills, backgrounds and life experiences to ensure comprehensive and safe care is provided to our clients. DASA services are accessible to people from all walks of life. Our door is open to everyone. DASA has organisational accreditation with the Quality Improvement Council (QIC) and our residential service, Aranda House Therapeutic Community, is registered with the Australasian Therapeutic Communities Association. DASA is funded by the Commonwealth Government (Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet and Department of Health) as well as the Northern Territory Government (Department of Health).
51 to 200 staff
Living Proud
Living Proud has provided support to LGBTIQA+SB (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Asexual, Sistergirl and Brotherboy. The plus sign represents other sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions not specifically covered by the other letters. The terms Sistergirl and Brotherboy acknowledge the trans women and trans men within many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Each letter in the acronym represents a distinct community that has its own unique culture and experiences. The acronym aims to be inclusive of a wide range of identities within the community, acknowledging the diversity and complexity of human experiences related to gender and sexuality. Living Proud is the WA partner of the QLife national LGBTIQ+ telephone and web chat peer-support and referral service. We also run health and wellbeing initiatives and community capacity building. We offer a number of training options for professionals including our award-winning Opening Closets Mental Health training. We also offer other full or half day workplace trainings to improve accessibility for LGBTIQA+SB people. We run a variety of other projects for the LGBTIQA+SB community.
11 to 50 staff
Open Table
Open Table is a charitable organisation with a purpose of preventing food insecurity and food waste. We use food that would otherwise go to waste to share free, fresh food through our regular community lunches and food relief programs. Throughout the pandemic we shared free food parcels with people in need and diverted more than 55 tonnes of food from landfill. We also run informative workshops, cooking classes and demonstrations that focus on practical ways for people to reduce their individual food waste.
1 to 10 staff
Seton Villa Marsfield
Founded by the Daughter of Charity St Vincent de Paul, Seton Villa is a community housing and residential care organisation in Marsfield, NSW for women living with disabilities.
51 to 200 staff
Sexual Assault Support Service Tasmania
At SASS, we believe in a world free from sexual violence and harassment. If you or someone you care about needs support, guidance, or understanding, SASS is here for you. Our compassionate team is dedicated to empowering survivors, creating safer environments, and advocating for change. Together, we can break barriers, amplify voices, and foster resilience. Welcome to a community where healing and hope unite.
51 to 200 staff
The Break Inc
Not-for-profit organisation providing solutions for individuals in the areas of addiction, mental health, loneliness and social disconnection.
1 to 10 staff
Vana Care
Vana Care is a registered NDIS provider delivering high-quality, personalised disability support services across Adelaide and South Australia. Our experienced support team offers in-home care, community access, and Supported Independent Living (SIL) designed around the individual goals of each participant. At Vana Care, we prioritise genuine relationships, tailored support, and building independence — always with compassion and heart. Whether you’re seeking everyday assistance or specialised support, our team is here to make life easier, more connected, and more empowering.
51 to 200 staff
Amparo Advocacy Inc
AMPARO Advocacy is a non-profit community organisation which provides independent individual and systemic advocacy on behalf of vulnerable people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds with disability. AMPARO is governed by a voluntary management committee, the majority of whom are people from a culturally and linguistically diverse background with disability. The organisation receives funding from the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services.
1 to 10 staff
Aqa Community
For more than 30 years AQA has resourced people whose lives have been disrupted by injuries, illnesses, and disability to participate in all aspects of life within an inclusive community. From daily living support and goal-setting, to navigating life changes or simply connecting with peers who understand, AQA delivers a range of peer-informed services, support coordination, occupational therapy, training, capacity building programs and community resources for people living with complex physical disability. We know great people create great impact. Every day, our people contribute to meaningful change that’s why we’re committed to being an employer of choice, offering opportunities to grow, thrive and make a difference. AQA is part of Independence Australia Group.
51 to 200 staff
Boracare
At BoraCare, we champion the right of every person to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. We are a registered NDIS provider, supporting children, young people, and adults with disability to access opportunities for full inclusion — whether that’s in the community, at home, or in one of our inclusive living environments. We proudly offer a wide range of services across Adelaide and Whyalla including- Supported Accommodation (Respite/STA, MTA, SIL)- Capacity Building - NDIS Core Supports - In-home Supports - Community & Social Participation - Cultural Capability Training & Consultancy for Organisations Our passionate team works alongside individuals, families, carers, support coordinators, allied health professionals, and government agencies to deliver personalised, high-quality care. At the heart of what we do is a commitment to: 🪴Individualised Support: We tailor every service to the person, their goals, and their unique strengths. 🪴A Skilled, Empathetic Team: Our workforce is vibrant, trauma-informed, and deeply committed to making a difference. 🪴Evidence-Based Practice: We apply trauma-informed, person-centred approaches to promote long-term, meaningful outcomes. Whether you're seeking support or looking to collaborate, we’re here to walk alongside you — supporting your choices and goals, every step of the way.
51 to 200 staff
Capability Support
Capital Capability Support (Capability Support) is a provider of services to people living in the community. Capability Support was founded in 2023 under the premise that we can do better for NDIS Participants and Children, Young People and Families in the ACT.
51 to 200 staff
Dream Maker Community Services
At Dream Maker Community Services, we strive to empower our clients, their families, and carers to reach their goals and dreams of a better life through our provided services. DMCS assists our client's rights to access supports that respect their culture, diversity, values, and beliefs at all times. At Dream Maker Community Services, we have a range of services that we provide, including support staff that will help our clients access the community and endorse their decision in participating in whatever they would like to do. WE want our clients to make those independent choices and WE know they deserve to be an integral part of our community. We understand that various household tasks can be annoying, and a little help can go a long way. Our team at Dream Maker can support around the house and even help innovate ideas on how things can be done easier. We will have those roses trimmed, shirts whitened and floors looking top notch in no time! Our team will work alongside our clients in helping build their capacity. Whether it be a skill they want to build, a hobby they would like to get better at, or that extra bit of support on any crucial task that’s paramount in their life, Dream Maker will try our best to help those dreams come true! We understand motivation can be low and sometimes life can get to us, Dream Maker wants to empower our clients and wants them to know we have their back. It might be that extra push at the gym or support with studies, or it might even be help getting a job and making it to those appointments. With the best of our ability, we will help them reach those goals. Our team consists of safe drivers who will help our clients reach their destination with ease. We are here to give our clients the safe choice, the easy choice, and the efficient choice. Privacy and closure are paramount to us. Personal activities are things that our clients can confide to us with, we will help to our best ability to facilitate. WE know the things that one
51 to 200 staff
Edmund Rice Centre Wa
The Edmund Rice Centre WA has a proud history and an on-going commitment to assisting people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, as well as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Established in 1998 to provide essential settlement services and community education activities in the northern suburbs of Perth, the Centre services have expanded more widely throughout the metropolitan area with a particular emphasis on young people and youth leadership as a way of ensuring a positive future for all.
11 to 50 staff
My Journey Australia
My Journey Australia was built on the foundation of being a truly person-centred company. All supports are delivered in a person-centred manner with underpinning evidence-based clinical planning and approach. My Journey Australia's belief is every person is unique and your supports should match you individualities. Together we can reach your goals. My Journey Australia provides Support Coordination and Specialist Support Coordination to Participants of the NDIS.
1 to 10 staff
