Vision Australia is the leading national provider of services and supports to people who are blind or have low vision.  Whether it’s at home, work, school or in the community, our expert staff provide clients of all ages with the skills and tools to live life on their terms.

Vision Australia Warragul

Vision Australia Geelong

Mutual support and information network made up of trained volunteers who know the experience of living with Cystic Fibrosis in the family.

Cystic Fibrosis Victoria

HenderCare provides services in hospitals, aged care facilities, people's homes and in the local community.

We provided responsive client-focused services, matching individual client needs to appropriately qualified staff. Our services are available 24 hours a day every day of the year. We offer 24/7 phone support.

Staff can be requested for an immediate one-off placement or a long-term booking.

Funding may not be available in all state's, please call for more information.

HenderCare

Narcotics Anonymous (VIC)

Vision Australia Sunshine

Vision Australia Ballarat

Vision Australia Bendigo

Group activities/outings for participants that live in areas close together, have similar likes and preference to meet/do activities they enjoy in group. Increases your social participation. Some examples: social events, workshops, festivals, events, cinema, zoos, concerts and more. We include everyone in the community and create opportunities for you to meet new people from a range of different backgrounds, ages, capabilities, genders etc. 

ESSA and more (Everyone's Social Support Activities)

Anxiety Disorders Association Of Victoria

SNAICC is the national non government peak body in Australia representing the interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families. The Supporting Carers website is designed to support and empower carers in their day-to-day caring role of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children

Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care SNAICC

Mind Australia - Statewide Family and Carer Services and Respite

Service is for siblings of children and adults with disabilities which is provided through workshops in your local area, online, or by phone or email. Please call 0408 720 558 or email kate@siblingsaustralia.org.au to discuss.

Siblings Australia

Eating Disorders Victoria

Older People Speak out is an advocacy organisation, who use action research, interviews and focus groups to find community needs and solutions. Where possible we work with the community to establish solutions. Where this is not possible, we consult and work with governments.

We also give community groups the skills that will empower them. For example, we run courses on working with the media, working with government, getting your message across and making effective complaints. 

We work closely with the media to ensure the voice of older people is heard, and conduct Media Awards each year to encourage the media to do positive stories about older people and their issues.

We do not run an advocacy service for individual clients.

Older People Speak Out

Centre For Cultural Diversity In Ageing

Xtend Yourself

Project Respect is a support and referral service for women trafficked for sexual exploitation and women in the sex industry. We assist women and help them access essential services - such as healthcare and legal representation. We support women in making police reports, gaining child custody, even applying for jobs in a new industry. While many community organisations become targeted, offering just one service, Project Respect remains broad. At the centre of our support work is regular outreach, where we visit brothels in Victoria. We do this so women know we are available to them - without judgement - should they need us.

Contact us via phone any time during business hours. If we need to organise a face-to-face meeting it will require an appointment.

Project Respect

Provide support and info to Australians who have Dystonia, their family members, carers and the parents of children with Dystonia. Members can connect/share their experiences on our online support group. We support gatherings/Dystonia info sessions, provide updates by contacts & share publications to members. We communicate with researchers in reagrds to Dystonia clinical trials & provide feedback to networks to help them understand what is important to people with Dystonia and their families.

Support groups in Oakleigh

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Support groups in Oakleigh

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