Hello, we’re Foodbank. We believe everyone should have access to good food no matter their situation. We’re here for the everyday Australians who are going without. We are working hard to change that.
In Australia, we provide food and grocery relief to 2,844 front-line charities and 3,379 school breakfast programs to help feed people in need. Last year alone, we sourced enough food for 92 million meals.
Find out more about how we provide food relief below or find out how you can support us.
At genU, we’re united in our mission to empower people to reach their full potential.
Our work supports multi generations of people to create and embrace opportunities to connect, participate and thrive.
We offer a diverse range of services that include disability support, senior services, training, and employment across Australia. Reflecting our heritage, we are proud to be one of the largest NDIS providers in Australia.
As a profit-for-purpose organisation, we reinvest back into areas that help to build more inclusive communities.
Victoria Police: Proactive Policing Unit (PPU)
To better equip police to engage effectively with schools and young people throughout Victoria. Working with schools, the community and young people in preventing youth crime.
Youth Now is a dynamic not-for-profit organisation assisting our students in arranging Workplace Learning Placements, signing up employers, delivering Learn Local training, and assisting with careers advice.
Talking about the elephant in the room
Since 2015, Elephant Ed has been transforming the way consent, respectful relationships and sexuality education is taught across Australia. Elephant Ed send youthful, relatable and highly trained facilitators to deliver interactive, informative and engaging workshops to schools, universities and community groups. But they aren’t just ordinary workshops…they’re designed and delivered for young people, by young people.
Our evidence-based, age-appropriate workshops are tried and tested across all relevant age groups and are mapped to State and National curriculum guidelines. Every year, we empower tens of thousands of young people to make informed, positive and safe decisions about sexuality, relationships and growing up.
After all, sex education is more than just condoms on bananas.
At ACASS (Autism Care and Support Services), we pride ourselves on the quality of our services.
When engaging with us, you will receive attentive, collaborative and quality services from beginning to end.
We understand that individuals require varying levels of support and assistance, therefore our service is adapted to suit the needs of our participants and families. Participants are not just a number to us. At ACASS, we strongly believe in treating each person with dignity and respect, ensuring they have a safe and understanding environment.
Head Start is a program that supports students in years 10-12 to participate in a school-based apprenticeship and traineeship (SBAT) program to develop skills, capabilities and confidence that employers in growth industries need.
How Head Start works
Head Start teams are based in 12 school-based hubs across Victoria and provide wrap-around support for SBAT students.
Each student completing an SBAT with Head Start receives:
- career planning advice from their school career practitioner to find the right pathway
- a plan for their pathway into a priority industry career, tailored to their specific needs and the needs of their employer
- one-on-one support from a Head Start coordinator to keep them on the right track
- quality-assured training through TAFEs and Skills First providers
- a secondary certificate such as the VCE, VCE Vocational Major or VPC
- completion or significant progress towards a qualification such as a Certificate III or IV
- payment of a fair training wage.