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At 54 reasons, we're here to make sure children experience their rights in real and meaningful ways – to put it into practice, and prove it matters now more than ever. With the child’s voice at the centre, we provide quality services to children and their caregivers, advocating with them so that they develop and learn, and are connected, safe and confident.
ronojoy.fleissgarten@54reasons.org.au
Save the Children Australia, 33 Lincoln Square South, Carlton, 3053, Victoria
0499 567 605 Team Leader / 02 8202 9100 General Information
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ACSA is the leading national peak body supporting not for profit church, charitable and for purpose providers of retirement living, community, home and residential care for more than 450,000 older Australians.
We are committed to being a strong and effective advocate with a persuasive national voice that leads the national aged care agenda.
Level 6, 5 Rider Boulevard (PO Box 3124) Rhodes NSW 2138
1300 877 855
Unit 3, 7-29 Bridge Road Stanmore NSW 2048
+61 2 9564 7125
Our Mission
Afford is an innovative, passionate and genuine not-for-profit organisation whose primary focus is on supporting people with mild through to exceptional disability to lead fulfilling, joyful lives.
Our Vision
To provide innovative and flexible high-quality support to enhance lifestyle, learning and vocational opportunities for people with disability, their families and carers.
Suite 2, Level 2, 56 Kitchener Parade Bankstown NSW 2200
02 9707 0600
The ATO provides community services to refugees, migrants, youth, international students and CALD community. We present face-to-face tax talks for attendees to understand Australian tax and super system. Also we participate in events.
2-12 Macquarie St, Parramatta NSW 2150
02 9685 8738
Our Vision Is An Empowered Community
Which Values And Supports The Health And Wellbeing
Of All Women And Their Families
swslhd-bankstownwomenshealthcentre@health.nsw.gov.au
24-26 Jacobs Street, Bankstown, NSW, 2200
02 9790 1378
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our services
Our services are aimed at alleviating the distress experienced by vulnerable families and the wider community by establishing, developing and implementing hands on, practical and capacity building programs.
Our services include:
Early Intervention / Speech Pathology / Occupational Therapy
Children’s Services
Community Development
Mobile Minders
Community Preschool
Aboriginal Programs
Community Events
24-26 Jacobs Street, Bankstown NSW 2200
02 9796 2931
At BreastScreen NSW, we aim to improve the survival rates of women with breast cancer by providing free screening mammograms to women aged 50-74. Women aged 40-49 and women aged 75+ are also eligible to attend.
This service aims to detect breast cancer early, before it has a chance to spread. Early detection of cancer increases the treatment options available and improves the chance of survival.
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> Arts and cultural services
> Bankstown Arts Centre
> Community services
> Community support
> Facilities
> Leisure and Aquatic Centres
> Library and Knowledge Centres
> Community Safety and Crime Prevention
> Sports and recreation
turkan.aksoy@cbcity.nsw.gov.au
Bankstown Civic Tower, 66 - 72 Rickard Road, Bankstown NSW 2200
02 97079863
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Canterbury City Community Centre (4Cs) is a NGO which provides services across the Canterbury-Bankstown and Inner West Local Government Areas. We aim to improve the quality of life for people living in our local area and to promote social inclusion and community harmony.
130 Railway parade Lakemba NSW 2195
02 9750 9344
Canterbury Earlwood Caring Community Centre is a non-profit community service, located on the corner of Clarke and Lewis St, Earlwood. Also known as CECAL we provide a range of groups, programs and activities for people of all ages from children and families to adults and seniors (see below) and also regular community, social events, educational and outreach program
9559-4013
We have worked with the NSW Trustee and Guardian to have a series of 3 online information sessions on Wills, Power of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship. The information sessions are in Mandarin.
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44-50 Sixth Avenue, Campsie, NSW 2194
0297894587
Services
Community Strengthening
Child and Family Services
Youth
OOSH Child Care/Vacation Care
Emergency Relief
EIPP
Aged Care & Volunteer Programs
Garage Sales
89-91 Waldron Road Chester Hill 2162
02 9645 3700
Chinese Parents Association - Children with Disabilities Inc. (CPA) is a non-profit, non-religious, incorporated charitable organisation established in 1988 by a group of Chinese parents of children with disabilities. We are serving children & adults with disabilities from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, their families and carers. We undertake the task to realize their full potential and to promote the needs, rights and well-being of people with disabilities & their families.
20-22 Anglo Rd, Campsie NSW 2194
0297891315
Community & Cultural Connections works for social change in the Inner West of Sydney.
We provide a wide range of services for the local community.
MISSION STATEMENT
Bringing the Sydney’s Inner West and surrounding multicultural community together with commitment, energy and passion to creatively bring about social change.
Building 1, 142 Addison Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204
+61 (02) 8507 2027 or (02) 8507 2028
Community Support services is a charity organisation that endeavours to relieve hardship and empower vulnerable people within our community. We provide food relief, emergency assistance, case management, referral services and community workshops. CSS aims to increase social cohesion by building on peoples strengths and promoting self growth.
shop 46a,Level 1, 85 North Terrace, Bankstown
87720645
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Services:
Child and Families Services
Disabilities Services
Counselling Services
Out of Home Care
Before and After School Care
Vacation Care
Emergency Relief
Parenting programs
Ground Floor, 58 Kitchener Pde Bankstown, NSW 2210
1300 254 657
Who we are:
Diversity and Disability Alliance is a user led disability support organisation, run by and for people with disability from diverse backgrounds with the support of families and allies. We assist people to live the lives they choose. We are an independent, collective voice committed to diversity and full inclusion.
0431 430 871
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DSA is a values based social enterprise supporting 2,500 people with a disability, and employing more than 1,500 people in key regions of New South Wales, including Metropolitan Sydney, the Hunter, Illawarra, Central West, Southern Highlands and Southern Ranges.
We support people to develop the skills and capabilities they need to gain independence and participate in society.
customerconnections@dsa.org.au
76 Harley Crescent, Condell Park NSW 2200
1300372121
EACH provides an integrated range of health, disability, counselling and community mental health services across Australia.
1300 00 3224
EWON is the government approved dispute resolution scheme for NSW electricity & gas customers, and some water customers.
We have strong relationships with other agencies in the energy sector and work with government and regulators to update them on industry trends and issues identified through our complaint handling and outreach.
Through our community program, we educate consumers, small businesses and community workers about energy & water issues.
See our website for translated information.
Post to Reply Paid 86550, Sydney South NSW 1234
(02) 8218 5241
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ECSC is a not-for-profit organisation that provides multilingual/multicultural services and support to meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) people. We develop and deliver innovative programs for children, families, people with disability, the aged and carers.
Fairfield - a unique and diverse city
Fairfield City is renowned for the cultural diversity of its residents and uniqueness within the Sydney metropolitan area.
Council delivers a wide range of services, major programs and projects throughout the City in order to continue to meet the community’s needs and priorities.
02 9725 0222
Fairfield Women’s Health Service offers a range of women-centred health services to improve the health and wellbeing of women living in Fairfield areas. We deliver services from gendered, holistic and early prevention approaches and we primarily focus on migrant and refugee women as well as those experiencing disadvantage.
We have a bilingual speaking team helping women in a safe space: client intake officer, dietitian, generalist caseworkers, DV caseworkers and generalist counsellor.
SWSLHD-FairfieldWomensHealthService@health.nsw.gov.au
Arthur West Memorial Hall, McBurney Road, Cabramatta (behind PCYC)
02 9794 0150
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The Greenacre Area Community Centre (GACC), offers a wide range of services and programs to the local communities of Greenacre, Chullora and Mt Lewis and the broader Canterbury Bankstown LGA. Please view our programs on the following pages and contact us if require further information or assistance.
You can also visit us at 87 Waterloo Rd, Greenacre from 9am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday for a chat with our friendly staff and volunteers or call us on 9750 7982.
9750 7982
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Health Promotion - statewide NSW
Health campaigns: Get healthy at work, Get healthy service, Go4, Tobacco prevention. (physical activities, healthy eating)
Level 9, KGV, 83-117 Missenden Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050
02 9515 9068
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We Offer Quality Assured, Flexible Training – In Person and Online. Contact us at any time, whether you need assistance with your online course, or want to change to the format of your studies, we’re here to make your training experience run as smoothly as possible.
Vocational Licenses and Tickets through Licenses 4 Work: Offering Forklift Licence, Traffic Control Tickets, First Aid Certificates, Construction Induction White Cards, Elevated Work Platform & other licensing & ticketing courses.
Unit 7, 150 Canterbury Road Bankstown NSW 2200
1300 558 241
Koorana has over 45 years’ experience supporting children and their families. We guide families to have supportive connections, discover possibilities and participate to their full potential in all aspects of family and community life.
We provide a variety of community and venue-based services: Early Intervention and Allied Health, Early Education: Preschools, Playgroups, Start Strong Pathways, and support for young families across the Inner West, S-West, S-East and Southern areas of Sydney.
Shop 5-6 / 721B Canterbury Road, Belmore, NSW 2192
1300 566 726
The Lebanese Muslim Association (LMA) has been in operation since 1962 and has grown to be a nationally recognised representative service provider with over 1,000 members, over 400 initiatives and events and with a staff of over 40.
LMA Initiatives:
* Community Health Services
* Family & Youth Programs
* Refugee * Settlement Support
* Social Work Assistance
* Financial Assistance & Food Bank
71-75 Wangee Road, Lakemba NSW 2195
029750 6833
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We can offer free legal help if you are facing legal issues that relate to the COVID-19 public health laws. This includes employment problems, social security entitlements, family law issues or parenting problems.
Our response to coronavirus
We have temporarily moved our services to phone, email or AVL. If you need legal help, call 1300 888 529 or contact your local Legal Aid office. Some changes have also been made to our duty lawyer services.
Go to our website for all office locations
1300 888 529
Lifeline Macarthur saves lives by providing vital support through our services available in South West Sydney, Macarthur and the Southern Highlands.
Our services include:
Telephone Crisis Support 13 11 14
Suicide Prevention
Suicide Bereavement Support
Financial Counselling
Corporate and Community Education
Our services are supported by our seven retail shops, individual and corporate supporters and funding events and campaigns.
admin@lifelinemacarthur.org.au
13 McPherson Road Smeaton Grange NSW 2567
0246457200
We tailor our services and support around the individual priorities and goals of the children, young people and families we work with. Our highly skilled, multidisciplinary teams work collaboratively with children, young people and their families, supporting them to achieve positive outcomes. Hear what our families and carers have to say.
Our philosophy
Lifestart places the person with a disability at the centre of all decision making and planning to support the achievement of their goals.
Level 3, Quad 2, 6 Parkview Drive Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127
1800 953 390
What is a Recovery College?
Recovery describes a personal journey that people with mental health challenges undertake to rebuild and live a purposeful and meaningful life. A recovery college is a place for people with mental health lived experience, carers and service providers to come together to learn from each other, share experiences, increase their understanding of mental health recovery and achieve individual aspirations and dreams.
swsrecoverycollege@mdservices.com.au
Level 8, 138 Queen Street | PO Box 284 Campbelltown NSW 2560
(02) 4621 8400
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MAWA is a leading no-profit organisation providing welfare and wellbeing support and information to the Macedonian community, & other European background migrants, in Sydney and NSW.
MAWA is a registered charity whose main goals are to provide welfare and wellbeing support to Macedonian, and other European background communities, in Sydney and NSW. We also provide specific services for older people, people with disabilities and their carers, newly arrived migrants, young people, families.
202/22 Belgrave Street, Kogarah NSW
(02) 8591 1341
Making employment happen
At MatchWorks, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to work. That’s why every year, we help thousands of people from all backgrounds, ages and abilities to find the right job.
Community-based and not-for-profit, we are one of Australia’s biggest employment services. We’re also part of the genU family and reinvest our profits back into the communities we work within to help people lead their best lives.
Need it today, get it tomorrow
gerard.hayes@matchworks.com.au
Suite 204 Level 2, 41-45 Rickard Road Bankstown NSW 2200
0287968589
MECA works with local people to identify the needs of, and improve settlement services to, migrants, refugees and emerging communities in the suburbs of Mount Druitt and the wider Blacktown Local Government Area. MECA aims to build resilient communities by providing appropriate orientation, information, referrals and assistance. MECA also works with communities, individuals, government and service providers to promote community capacity building and social cohesion.
Building A, 6 Ayres Grove, Mt Druitt, NSW 2770
02 9625 9300
What we do:
Metro Assist (formerly Metro Migrant Resource Centre) provides a range of community services including migrant settlement, family support and early intervention, emergency relief, tenancy services and community development. Our service area includes Ashfield, Bankstown, Burwood, Canada Bay, Canterbury, Marrickville and Strathfield Local Government Areas.
metroassist@metroassist.org.au
Level 2, 59-63 Evaline Street Campsie NSW 2194
(02) 9789 3744
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Supporting culturally diverse clients to remain independent in their own homes. Quality care for the frail aged and people with a disability (of all ages).
Services include domestic and personal care assistance, respite care and group activities.
We partner with clients and their carers to provide care that enables clients to maintain optimal quality of life. All clients are matched with qualified, bilingual care staff that provide the individual, linguistic and cultural care needed.
Suite 30, 532 Canterbury Road, Campsie NSW 2194
97186199
Muslim Women Association was established in 1983, making us over 35 years old.
Our VISION
To provide Australian women of diverse backgrounds with the opportunities to enable them to actively participate in and contribute to Australia’s culturally and religiously diverse society.
Our MISSION
We are committed to fairness, equality and justice in all our interactions and activities that support women from diverse backgrounds
02 9750 6916
Volunteer Tutors teach English to new migrants and refugees who are unable to access on-site classes in the AMEP Program with one on one lessons for 1 hour per week. Tutoring is across the Bankstown, Fairfield, Cabrammatta, Liverpool and Campbelltown council areas. Lesson times are flexible depending on your availability - weekdays or weekends, during or out of work hours. Anyone can become a volunteer tutor, even if you’re not a native English speaker.
volunteertutor@navitas-english.com.au
9707 0264
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MISSION
To be a leading edge provider of services promoting quality of life and inclusion to people with disability, their carers and families.
About Us
Recreation, Sports and Aquatics Club (RSAC), is a community based ‘not for profit’ organisation that provides sport, recreation and social activities and opportunities for people with disability.
11 Greenfield Parade Bankstown 2200
0297905001
Riverwood Community Centre provides extensive services, activities, and facilities for children, young people, families, older people, people with a disability and community groups. We provide programs funded by the Australian and NSW Governments, supported by local Councils service groups and businesses and delivered by skilled staff and volunteers.
reception@riverwoodcommunity.org.au
151 Belmore Rd Riverwood NSW 2210
9533 0100
SSI is a community organisation and social business that supports newcomers and other Australians to achieve their full potential. We work with all people who have experienced vulnerability, including refugees, people seeking asylum and culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, to build capacity and enable them to overcome inequality.
l2/462 Chapel Rd, Bankstown NSW 2200
(02) 8713 9200
SHARE is a not-for-profit organisation supported by NSW Health for residents living in the areas covered by Sydney South West Area Health Service and the South Eastern Sydney Illawarra Area Health Service.
SHARE classes are run by fitness leaders who are registered and accredited by Fitness Australia. All our leaders are experienced in catering for older adults and are able to provide guidance and helpful advice.
P.O.BOX 281 Kogarah 1485 | 1A/124 Forest Rd Hurstville 2220
8580 0628
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South Western Sydney PHN is a not-for-profit health organisation dedicated to supporting general practitioners, practice nurses and other primary health providers to deliver the best possible care for their patients and improve access to quality local health care for the whole community.
3/1 Bolger St, Campbelltown NSW 2560
(02) 4632 3000
TAD changes lives of people living with a disability by providing personalised technology, equipment and services.
Our core workforce are skilled volunteers who design and build custom equipment to help people achieve their goals. We work with people of any age and any disability.
We know the cost of living with a disability. As a charity we keep costs as low as possible by working with our amazing volunteers, who give their time and skills for free.
unit 10, 185 Briens Road, Northmead NSW 2152
0299123400
As part of our modernisation program, TAFE NSW is embarking on a landmark investment program to renew our facilities so students get hands-on skills for jobs and employers get a job-ready workforce in the future. TAFE NSW is investing in our best practice training approaches, broadening our reach and providing training in a mix of different ways so students can get job-ready where, how and when they want.
500 Chapel Road, Bankstown NSW
02 9780 5756
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As our name implies, trust is central to our operations.
People with disabilities and their families trust us to give them the highest possible levels of care and support; our staff trust us to provide the training and support they need in their rewarding but often challenging work; and government agencies trust us to deliver best practice standards of client care.
You can put your trust in us.
Brett.Fairley@disabilitytrust.org.au
277 Canterbury Rd., Canterbury
02 9540 3011
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The Multicultural Network’s vision is to empower and strengthen the multicultural communities of South West Sydney.
A secular non-profit independent community based and managed organisation, The Multicultural Network Inc. (TMN) works to support, resource, and advocate for the diverse communities in South West Sydney to bring about positive social change and improve the lives of the most vulnerable.
40 Raymond St, Bankstown NSW 2200
02 97962235
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The Shepherd Centre is a registered children’s charity that helps children with hearing loss learn to listen and speak. Our world-leading Early Intervention Program encompasses a range of services delivered by a team of paediatric specialists in audiology, speech pathology and child and family counselling aimed to give each child the best possible start in life.
Services can be accessed in-person at six locations across NSW and the ACT or via our popular Interactive Online Services.
enquiries@shepherdcentre.org.au
43 Graham Ave, Casula NSW 2170
(02) 9370 4404
We truly believe supporting a child’s education is the best way to help break the cycle of disadvantage. By giving disadvantaged children and young people the support and resources they need to achieve their full potential, our impact will have a lasting effect on those we help today, and for generations to come.
Jackie.Davis@thesmithfamily.com.au
Suite 2, Level 2 402-410 Chapel Road Bankstown, NSW 2200 PO Box 3552, Bankstown Square, NSW 2200
02 8935 6850
Utp has been at the forefront of art and social change since 1979.
Utp is leading a not so quiet revolution of art that is socially responsive, inclusive and that reflects the diverse* nation we live in. We lead from the lands of the Darug people and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.
5 Olympic Parade, Bankstown NSW 2200
(02) 9707 2111
We work with newly arrived migrants, refugees, and diverse communities. We provide a range of services and programs, from casework to community program facilitation. We ensure that our program, events and support are based on our clients’ and community’s needs and wants.
108 Moore Street, Liverpool, NSW 2170
02 8778 1202