Our members provide a wide range of services and programs that can be accessed in a community setting. If you work in or around mental health and are interested in becoming a Homelessness NSW member apply now.
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Our vision, Better Health Better Life, is at our core and we live that vision every day through the delivery of a broad range of programs and services that improve health and wellbeing to over 85,000 people annually. As a leading provider of Mental Health and Community Services on the Central Coast, 2020 saw us further expand across New South Wales, with programs and services now being delivered in Taree, Forster, Port Macquarie, Kempsey, Coffs Harbour, and Grafton. Our collaborative and innovative approach ensures that our clients are supported to improve their health and well-being, increase their sense of community inclusion and participation, and to increase their resilience and independence. CCPC is governed by a Board of Directors, providing a balanced mix of business and financial management experience. This is complimented by an executive team with extensive experience and a strong understanding of the regional healthcare environment. We are an organisation that values people – our team, the people we support, and the wider community; and we are here to help.
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Project Youth support young people aged 12-24 across Sutherland Shire, Georges River and Bayside offering support to those who face disadvantages such as homelessness, mental ill-health, drug and alcohol dependency, family dysfunction, lack of education, unemployment, involvement in the criminal justice system, abuse, neglect and poverty.
The Judge Rainbow Memorial Fund Inc.was formed in 1964 in honor of Judge Alfred Ernest Rainbow Q.C., M.A., LL.B; a former judge of the Judicial Court, who worked tirelessly to assist individuals who had experience with the criminal justice system.
Rainbow Lodge Program provides transitional housing and a range of community support services for men as they re-enter the community after a period of incarceration.
Salt Care is a charity located on the South Coast that provides shelter and relief to people experiencing homelessness and/ or disadvantage. We do this through our homeless shelter - Safe Shelter Shoalhaven, and programs such as Mobile Response Vehicles, Salt Assisted Housing, Salt Food Store, Salt & Co (employment training), Salt NDIS, Salt Disaster Relief and our Wellness Farm.
San Miguel is a child-centred family residential service providing intensive, individualised support to vulnerable young parents and their children.
SSI’s unique ability to provide a coordinating role in the settlement sector through its capacity and existing relationships. The five-year plan reflects not only the organisation’s capacity to deliver consistent quality services.
SSI works 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.
Peak Advocacy and Housing Policy
