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Australia Nova Romana

A national Roman living-history and education organisation providing a central community for the study of Latin language, exploration of ancient Roman politics and a safe network for members to explore and learn about the 'cultus deorum romanum', the religion of ancient Rome.

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Braille House

Free lending Braille library. Braille House is a Not-for-profit organisation that transforms the lives of vision impaired people with by producing and giving access to reading material and other tactual resources through our extensive library of books, and much, much more.

Community Service Clubs

Connected au

Connected AU was born out of this concern, with a focus on helping people who might be isolated, vulnerable and lonely. Mea built a free online platform to connect and engage people, and The Letterbox Project became the foundation of this platform.

Edmund Rice Camps Queensland

Edmund Rice Camps Queensland is a community based not - for - profit organisation, providing recreational activities for children, youth and families who may not otherwise have the opportunity. We deliver peer - mentoring programs supported by committed and passionate young adult volunteers with children who are referred to us by other community support organisations.

Primary And Community Care Services - Thornleigh

PCCS is a not-for-profit local health organisation working to make it easier for people to access the health and community services they need. We provide social work, care coordination, nursing, occupational therapy, and psychological support services. Services are available at no cost to clients through funded programs like the NDIS, 'Plus Social', 'NewAccess' etc. Call us to discuss your needs

Seeds Of Hope Community Services Ltd

We provide fee and interest free loans up to $1000 to people on Centrelink to escape pawn brokers, pay day lenders, rent/buy contracts. We also assist with car registration. This project is called Financial Choices and is funded via philanthropic grants. We operate statewide with over the phone support.

Stepped Care - Front Door

Front Doors are funded access points for community members, provided in partnership with partners across the Tablelands, with a focus on increasing access outside of existing services in the mental health system. Any person residing in the Tablelands region, including rural areas, can access a Front Door. No referral is required.

Stepped Care - Journey Coordinator

Journey Coordinators operate as independent and consistent partners, via a range of local partners across the Tablelands, supporting a person's care journey and helping to navigate the mental health and broader service system. Service focuses on capacity building, support, psychoeducation, navigation and coordination of referrals as well as a range of other low intensity supports.

Stepped Care - Psychological Therapies

Delivers flexible client-centred psychological therapy for individuals across the lifespan, including children, with moderate or high intensity mental health needs experiencing genuine financial disadvantage and are unable to access another suitable service. Provided as part of a wider range of wrap-around services, via a range of local partners across the Tablelands, supporting the whole person.

Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centre - Peninsula

• Information and referral • Resources • Brokerage service for: In-home respite; Day Centre respite; Residential respite • Online Services Directory – www.commcarelink.health.gov.au, click on Search for Services

Family Relationship Advice Line

For those seeking help, information, support and referral to a range of services that can prevent family breakdown or ease the difficulties associated with separation and divorce.

Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA)

Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA) is a national, member-based Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander allied health organisation. IAHA leads sector workforce development and support to improve the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.