St Hilda's ASG (AU, 75126309510) Browse events

St Hilda's is an Anglican school for girls from Junior Kindergarten to Year 12 with a Boarding House which caters for many girls. St Hilda's has provided outstanding educational opportunities to students through an exceptional academic program that fosters critical thinking, independence, service and strong problem solving skills.

Redlands (AU, 96001336269) Browse events

Redlands is a dynamic, inspiring and nurturing learning community dedicated to aiding students to reach their individual potential. Our rich and balanced education program is aimed at developing well-rounded, confident and compassionate young adults who are prepared for life in the 21st Century.

Beehive Foundation (AU, 29160107282) Browse events

Beehive Foundation is a non-for profit organisation that delivers free structured programs to help young people build resilience, self esteem & confidence through life skills that build coping strategies, and focus on work ethic, motivation, goal setting, and facing fears.​ ​​Our primary focus is to provide our programs and support to Australia's 5000+ youth sporting and community organisations. We also build awareness and understanding among parents helping them ensure their club or community organisation has the right values and is always fair, inclusive, and safe.

Shelford Girls' Grammar - The Simpson Memorial Scholarship Fund (AU, 35641871765) Browse events

  Paul Simpson joined the teaching staff at Shelford Girls' Grammar in 2008. He was a much respected teacher of Science and his particular passion was Biology. Paul was also actively involved in the coaching of girls' basketball teams.   To be in his company was to be in the company of a passionate and knowledgeable man. He had an extraordinary knowledge of plants and the natural world and his students knew this. He encouraged them to connect deeply with the environment.   The world was Paul's classroom and he never missed an opportunity to share his knowledge and passion for life. Paul believed that it was possible through education to make the world a better place, by inspiring our young people to be the best they can be. He was a great mentor to not only our students but staff members too. Paul brought every shred of his being to his role as a teacher and a coach. Paul lifted his students' vision of what was attainable, and he made our girls believe in themselves.   On March 3, 2011 Paul died tragically whilst on a snorkelling activity with Year 10 students from Shelford Girls' Grammar. The Shelford community wishes to perpetuate the memory of Paul Simpson with the establishment of a memorial scholarship.   The Principal of Shelford Girls' Grammar Ms Polly Flanagan and the Patrons of the Simpson Memorial Scholarship Mr Lindsay Gaze and Mr Andrew Gaze, encourage you to donate to this very worthy cause. The Scholarship will be an ongoing reminder to the wider community of the wonderful legacy of Paul Simpson.

ROMANIAN PARTNERSHIP COMMITTEE [ RPC] (AU, NIC100402) Browse events

RPC raises funds for SCUT, a registered charity in Brasov, Romania which supports young people leaving Care at 18 years of age who have no family or friends outside the Orphanage. Without mentoring and support their future is very bleak. SCUT becomes their family and a real life, a real possibility

ShineWALK180 (Hunter Advance Incorporated) (AU, 97289538811) Browse events

ShineWALK180 empowers girls to SHINE! Since 1997 SHINE has been a unique personal development and group mentoring tool founded upon the premise that every life counts and has intrinsic value. The aim of the SHINE program is for each girl and woman to develop an undertsanding of her own PERSONAL WORTH, STRENGTH AND PURPOSE and to realise the potential within her to fulfill her desires. Our annual fundraising event ShineWALK180 - is about "Walking with purpose .This is your opportunity to be a star that shines in the darkness. Fundraising enables girls and women in the Hunter Region to discover their Worth - Strength - Purpose.

Youth of the World Limited (AU, 60601638939) Browse events

Creating a Brighter Future for Youth!

Anglican Youthworks Challenge Program (AU, 96398231605) Browse events

Challenge is an early intervention outdoor adventure program for teenagers ‘at-risk’ that was developed in response to the growing levels of social need throughout the Sydney area. It has been established since 1992 and draws on its vast experience to be able to address a wide scope of needs for ‘at risk’ youth. Challenge program is led by trained Christian instructors, combining physical activities, teamwork, personal reflection and follow-up, over an eight-week period. Challenge makes a positive long-term impact, as it challenges young people to take responsibility for their lives.

John Hunter Kids Club (AU, 78171607498) Browse events

Scripture Union Victoria (AU, 17004391208) Browse events

SU Victoria is a Christian based children, families and youth community development organisation.  Part of an international movement operating in over 140 countries, SU’s work aims to help people to experience a full and enriched life. We believe that such a life starts on the inside.  Many young people are concerned about image and experience peer pressure, whilst others live in circumstances that cause them to expect and experience life to be more struggle than enjoyment. Our army of volunteers and staff want to Our programs include Summer Camps and Elevate in schools.

Apex Australia Charitable Fund (AU, 78103798186) Browse events

Members of Apex work together to serve their community's greatest needs by promoting service, fellowship and community spirit. Apex Clubs work in their local town or suburb, but through the strength of the National Association of Apex Clubs, also work together to tackle larger community or social problems. Friendships that last a lifetime are cemented through the fun and banter that accompanies the toil. Friendships that come from mixing with fellow members from all walks of life, and from being part of a youthful and spirited group. Apex is all the more unique because of its youthful membership base, ensuring a youthful outlook and membership concerned with youth issues.

Breakaway Camps (AU, 83627348800) Browse events

Breakaway Camps will provide an outstanding program of intervention and challenge that provides hope, confidence and character for disadvantaged young people, in Melbourne, Victoria and across Australia. Breakaway Camps exists to break the cycle of poverty, unhappiness and hopelessness which for many “at risk” young people leads to drug and alcohol addictions, crime, violence and unemployment. Most young people learn their destructive habits by the time they are 14 years old. Early intervention through an ongoing, long-term support program makes a real difference – and this is the Breakaway difference.

Australian Camps Assoc - People Outdoors (AU, 66566150270) Browse events

Australian Friendship Circle - VIC (AU, 72906517059) Browse events

At the heart of all of the Friendship Circle’s programming is the belief that each and every individual can be a productive member of the community and benefit from the social support offered by one’s peers. Friendship, acceptance and a chance to participate in socially accepted bonding opportunities are critical to achieving this type of inclusive society. The Friendship Circle aims to provide children and teenagers with special needs and their families with many of the social and recreational opportunities that are currently available to the general community. These experiences are essential building blocks for an individual to acquire confidence and self esteem and to ultimately lead a productive adult lifestyle. We envisage a world in which people with special needs and their families experience acceptance, inclusion and friendship as contributing members of society. The Friendship Circle aims to create an environment for teens that will nurture and inspire them with meaning, purpose, and self-value; a sense of connection to and responsibility for the greater Jewish community through innovative and stimulating programs. We see this as essential to developing and producing the members and leaders of tomorrow’s Jewish community.  

Jewish Family Centre (AU, 80104023958) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Manly (AU, 39512728164) Browse events

Mark Webber Foundation (AU, 25458587340) Browse events

Wahoe Education Inc (AU, 75447336135) Browse events

Based in Perth, Western Australia, and operating in Southern Asia, Wahoe Education Inc. is a non profit initiative. We aim to establish and maintain caring and nurturing learning environments where children from less fortunate backgrounds are given the opportunity to learn and develop essential skills and attributes to better their own futures, and those of their communities. Wahoe Education's primary mission is to provide support, fundraising and volunteers to help local grass roots schools and learning centers.   Wahoe Education believes that special attention needs to be given to women and girls, to ensure they have equal access to, and encouragement and support to complete, the same educational opportunities and their male peers.   Wahoe Education will have a strong focus on: Helping establish safe and nurturing learning environments where girls can attain a high level of education Helping eliminate gender disparity in literacy and educational levels Helping promote gender equality and empowering women Education for young women is very important to us, as it will provide them with a bright future in a male dominated society. A high drop-out rate of girls to support their families, and low incomes forcing parents to only educate their sons, are the main causes of a very low female literacy rate. We hope to curb the gender inequality that occurs in many places. Wahoe Education's aim is to give children who are most in need of an education a head start in life, so when they reach adulthood they can access all education, economical, social, and political opportunities, and will have the ability to pursue their dreams and goals.

Youth Futures WA (AU, 11124211565) Browse events

At   Supported Accommodation (crisis, medium term & long term) Alternative Education & Training (COMET) Outreach support Drug & Alcohol Support Services Emergency Relief  Mentoring Keys to Employment (driving program)    For more information on our services please visit: www.youthfutureswa.org.au   Communities where young people are valued, respected and celebrated.   To provide young people with professional services that increase community participation and enhance wellbeing.   

Water Aid (AU, 56604374227) Browse events

    Our vision is of a world where everyone has access to safe water and sanitation.   Read the latest news from the WaterAid Australia newsroom.   Find out more about WaterAid Australia's history and who we are.   Answers to the most frequently asked questions about who we are and what we do.  

Ripponlea Kindergarten (AU, 34624145785) Browse events

  PLAY, LEARN, DEVELOP Children begin kindergarten with their own ideas, questions, values, opinions and family backgrounds. By respecting this, enduring and equitable relationships between children and adults can be developed, enabling each child to feel safe, secure, respected, happy and nurtured as an individual. Our Programs are based on learning through play. Within this nurturing and play based environment children will be encouraged towards independence as they gain skills in personal decision-making, negotiation and problem solving; learning to take responsibility for the consequences of their actions and choices. The curriculum goals and objectives achieved through play form the essential foundations for future learning. Central to the notion of play is the opportunity for children to play both indoors or outdoors throughout the day. A balance between child-initiated and adult-supported experiences is provided using man-made and natural materials, which have been carefully chosen according to their developmental appropriateness. Experiences and materials are set up so the children can assert themselves and their independence in choosing what they need or want. The place of parents, carers and teachers within the program is highly valued. We believe in having parents involved in a variety of ways from volunteering or attending fund-raising events through to fruit duty or sharing special talents with the children. This provides children and parents with a sense of security, as a strong connection between home and kinder is established. At Ripponlea we have begun a sustainable journey. Environmental issues are becoming an integral part of the day to day learning at the kindergarten as we endeavour to instill in the children a basic understanding of their responsibilities to our planet. Our kinder programs are aimed at encouraging the physical, intellectual, social and emotional development of all children. Importance is placed on independence, creativity, individuality and respectful relationships, but above all, and perhaps most importantly, FUN.

Pregnancy Help Australia (AU, 21131686425) Browse events

  The services we provide to Pregnancy Support Centres allow them to better assist women and families who may be experiencing difficulties as a result of a pregnancy or suffering a pregnancy loss. Pregnancy Help Australia Supports agencies to be dynamic, compassionate organisations committed to the provision of professional services for all pregnancy related issues Supports agencies that provide information and support for women, their partners and their families when they are experiencing distress or hardship as the result of pregnancy or any pregnancy loss. Pregnancy Help Australia is dedicated to ensuring that quality pregnancy support services are available to everyone. Pregnancy Help Australia provides support to individual agencies that offer positive choices for women, their partners and their families.

Mary Mead (AU, 48833021170) Browse events

         

JMB Foundation (AU, 73162681055) Browse events

The James Macready-Bryan Foundation was set up in February 2007 to provide financial support for care and rehabilitation and a public voice for young sufferers of acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families. The Foundation aims to improve the shortfalls in the medical, financial, political and social services systems, in which young lives are saved but then not adequately supported. Our fundraising provides vital support for additional services in care facilities, for the provision of better and more appropriate home care and, most importantly, for the development of new, age-appropriate residential options. The Foundation’s advocacy role helps to raise public awareness of the needs of young ABI sufferers. We continue to lobby state and federal governments to make the NDIS a reality, so that grieving families do not have to fight for every dollar to provide their children with the care and therapies they so desperately need.  

Rotary Club of Claremont (AU, 45036589935) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Claremont-Brighton was established in 1968 and in 1981 became the Rotary Club of Claremont when the Rotary Club of Brighton was formed. Club membership has fluctuated over the years with a high of 44 in the year of 1977, dropping back to 21 in the year of 1993. Current membership stands at around 38. The club has always been noted for its friendly atmosphere and has served the local community well over the past 36 years. The original members were drawn from many walks of life; building, various contractors, milk vending, exporting, nurseryman, shop-owners, education, sales representative and so on. This variety of classification has always been the basic of club membership and has added to the vitality of the club. A large and active Rotaract club was formed in 1971 and functioned for a number of years. The Rotary club has been supported for many years by an active Inner Wheel club, which is still strong in 2007. Claremont Rotary Club has been involved in many varied activities over the years, such as bringing the train to Rotary Park at Granton, wool shed dances, christmas hamper raffles, pensioner picnics, hosting of GSE teams, running District Conference and RYPEN(Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment), student exchange, assisted school programs, boat shows, family fun days and golf days. Currently we are running the Rotary Craft Fair in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Brighton. The club actively supports a number of local organizations, including the Classic Car Show, the scout group and the guide company; Claremont High School and Claremont College, the Claremont Community Library, The Salvation Army, St Paul's School and others. We take responsibility for cleaning a section of the Brooker Highway. We have regularly Assisted with providing wheelchairs for handicapped persons and have provided Emergency Medical Information books for the sick and elderly persons. To celebrate the Centennial of Rotary we particapated with two other clubs in the purchasing and erection of a rotunda at the Montrose Bay Reserve. The club has supported various international activities, including FAIM projects in SE Asia, support to a rural community in Fiji and the effort to eradicate polio, (PolioPlus). Over the years a number of club members have been awarded Paul Harris Fellows. The first was Ray Dickenson, followed by Campbell Gunn, Goeff Hinds, Max Clark, Gerrad Strickland, Barbara Sattler, Terry Scoles, Paul Grubb, Ron Walsh, Ted Best, Bryan Harrington, Len Dimmick, David Verrier, Werner Beyer, Roy Tabrett, Tony Purdon, Bill Lethborg, Dennis Bordin and Jacob Mathews. The Club was honoured to have Campbell Gunn selected as the District Governor in 1986/87 and Paul Grubb was the Governor for 2005/06