Keele University Students'​ Union (Keele SU)

Keele SU is a not-for-profit organisation which is in place to support, represent, entertain, develop and inspire Keele students: Activities - Activities at Keele brings together the different aspects of the student experience, offering the chance to participate in societies, represent fellow students, take part in a range of activities and much more. These opportunities allow students to learn new skills, enhance employability and meet new people. In 2012, around 1,700 students signed up to societies over the course of the year. Volunteering - Graduate employers want much more than just a degree from their applicants and the best place to gain new skills is through part-time work and volunteering. In 2011/12, Keele student volunteering had a massive social impact, contributing hours to the value of £23,000 to the local community. ASK (Advice & Support at Keele) - Provides essential support to our diverse student population, providing information, advice, representation and general support through the student journey. In 2012, ASK succeeded in obtaining £45,259 of quantifiable monetary gains for students. Entertainment - With the student experience at the forefront of our minds and ambitions, we aim to ensure each student gets the most out of their free time here at Keele. Our licensed outlets and weekly events provide a much needed income that is ploughed straight back into the services we provide.

Carizon Family and Community Services

Carizon specializes in children's mental health, youth engagement and development, family violence services, individual and family counselling, parental support and education, credit counselling, workplace resilience, settlement support and community wellness.

Ibero American Action League

Ibero is a dual-language human services agency that provides programs to individuals and families of all ethnic backgrounds with the unique ability to target the Latino community. Through our programs in our main divisions (Children, Youth, Family, Developmental Disabilities) we prepare children for school, provide academic, social and health support to youth, offer job readiness/training programs and programs that ensure a high quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. In every one of our programs, we work with every individual in the family unit to ensure the entire family is learning to identify and execute important goals. We also offer a fee-for-service program that includes: translations, interpreting, and organizing focus groups.

American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons

The American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS), the professional organization representing more than 9,000 oral and maxillofacial surgeons in the United States, supports its members'​ ability to practice their specialty through education, research, and advocacy.

Uniting Church in Australia, Queensland Synod

The Queensland Synod is the state council of the Uniting Church in Australia, established in 1977 as Australia's first homegrown church. The Synod office, located in Auchenflower, Brisbane supports eight presbyteries and around 250 congregations through the provision of services including education, administration and strategic planning. Our congregations and faith communities across Queensland embrace people of all ages and cultures. We proclaim ourselves as pilgrims on a journey, seeking to build community and to live out our Christian witness in the world. The Synod office works in partnership with our churches, schools, hospitals, residential colleges and agencies (such as UnitingCare Queensland and Wesley Mission Queensland) to provide services such as chaplaincy, youth development, childcare and after school care. Together we share a common purpose, that all people might experience "life in all its fullness" (John 10:10). The Uniting Church is actively working towards a nation which acknowledges the rights of Indigenous Australians as the first people of this land, respects the land on which we live, and is committed to empowering Indigenous people to take control of their own lives and destinies.