Donate to Community Involvement Solutions
Your support means we are able to continue to provide Veterans and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians with the tools, resources, education and qualifications they need to enact positive and sustained change.
Donating to CIS means helping those in underserved communities obtain gainful employment, enabling them to provide for themselves, their families and give back to greater community. Thank you for your contribution.
* All donations in excess of $2.00 are tax deductible as CIS is a Registered Charity: ACNC ABN 33636060903
How your donations help Veterans
Early intervention is critical for veterans transitioning into civilian life. We adopt a preventative method of support by facilitating a ‘qualifications safety net’ ensuring veterans transferable skills are acknowledged through formal certifications. This greatly improves employability and helps relieve stress and anxiety throughout the transition process.
How your donations help the indigenous community
CIS delivers a range of youth and social intervention programmes designed to cultivate and develop life skills, motivation, learning and vocational knowledge. Participants build the skills and confidence to find their place in society and contribute back to their community.
KEY OUTCOMES
- Reduce youth offences by providing an alternative to youth imprisonment through programmes based on current research and best practice.
- Contribute to a reduction in discrimination, harassment and cyber-bullying.
- Contribute to a reduction in suicide.
- Improve employment options through life-skill coaching and mentoring using a military methodology supported by Government agencies, Non-Government agencies, business and community sectors.
- Working collaboratively with NGO’s, GO’s, and the communities to ensure specialist support following attendance on the Readiness Program courses and ensuring participants live in a safe and supportive family environment that does not hinder their development.
- Reduce domestic violence and/or conflict.
- Build ongoing relationships with business and community support networks.
- Reduce financial cost to regional and central Governments, and financial/social costs to communities and families.
- Deliver a variety of courses in support of Government and community development strategies and policy.
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Your support means we are able to continue to provide Veterans and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians with the tools, resources, education and qualifications they need to enact positive and sustained change.
Donating to CIS means helping those in underserved communities obtain gainful employment, enabling them to provide for themselves, their families and give back to greater community.
Early intervention is critical for veterans transitioning into civilian life. We adopt a preventative method of support by facilitating a ‘qualifications safety net’ ensuring veterans transferable skills are acknowledged through formal certifications. This greatly improves employability and helps relieve stress and anxiety throughout the transition process.
CIS delivers a range of youth and social intervention programmes designed to cultivate and develop life skills, motivation, learning and vocational knowledge. Participants build the skills and confidence to find their place in society and contribute back to their community.