Catherine House Inc.

Catherine House is Adelaide's only recovery-focussed homelessness service for adult women unaccompanied by children. Our comprehensive whole-of-life services are provided in a mix of crisis, transitional, and permanent accommodation settings, helping women to achieve greater personal well-being, social and economic participation and a meaningful and satisfying life. At Catherine House, we truly believe that each and every woman is a woman of potential, with capacity and capability, and the right to the choices that lead to a dignified life.

AbSec - NSW Child, Family and Community Peak Aboriginal Corporation

Caring for our Aboriginal children and families. AbSec, also known as The Aboriginal Child, Family and Community Care State Secretariat, is the peak Aboriginal organisation within the child and family sector in NSW, Australia. AbSec is committed to advocating on behalf of Aboriginal children, families, carers and communities. We ensure that our Aboriginal community-controlled sector is equipped with the skills and support they need to keep our kids safe and connected to culture. Our vision is that Aboriginal children and young people are looked after in safe, thriving Aboriginal families and communities. Our kids should be raised strong in spirit and identity, with every opportunity for lifelong wellbeing and connection to culture. In addition to providing advocacy and community services, we offer workforce training through AbSec Learning and Development Centre. It's the only registered training organisation in NSW owned and managed by Aboriginal people in the child and family support sector. Find us here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/absec-ldc/

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Contact Incorporated

Contact Inc. provides assistance, information, referrals and support to people caring for young children in isolated circumstances. We advocate and raise awareness for children disadvantaged by poverty, disadvantage and Isolation. We believe that both children, as well as people caring for children in isolated circumstances, who experience social, emotional, cultural, educational, economic, physical, intellectual, geographical and locational disadvantages, can benefit from support services that provide relevant educational activities (for adults as well as children) and information, and an opportunity for family and community networking.