how we help
Our services are designed to provide meaningful supports that foster long-term positive change. Through the pillars of education, mentorship and counselling, we seek to provide people with the tools they need to create and improve their situation. By tapping into established community networks, we enable participants to seek support and guidance from those within their culture. Everyone’s story is unique and we take the time to listen, understand and help co-create a new chapter.
A Holistic Approach to Support
Working with each person, we focus on providing long-term solutions through:
Education
Mentoring
Counseling
Qualifications
Cultural Support
Skills development
Vocational training
Our programs help people develop their talents and become more employable
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Our programs concentrate on the socioeconomic factors that determine health including employment, skills recognition, education and income for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as well as current and former members of the Australian Defence Force.
Are you eligible for our programs?
Criteria for ADF members eligible for assistance:
- Current or former serving member of the ADF
- Have mental or physical injuries from your service
- Currently experience hardship or lack of employment?
Criteria for indigenous members eligible for assistance:
- Experiencing financial and/or personal hardship.
- At risk of engagement in or already be engaged with the Youth Justice system.
- Currently experience hardship or lack of employment?
How we help FAQs
Our services are designed to provide meaningful supports that foster long-term positive change. Through the pillars of education, mentorship and counselling, we seek to provide people with the tools they need to create and improve their situation. By tapping into established community networks, we enable participants to seek support and guidance from those within their culture. Everyone’s story is unique and we take the time to listen, understand and help co-create a new chapter.
A charity can help in a number of ways but it really depends on the charity. For example, our programs concentrate on the socioeconomic factors that determine health including employment, skills recognition, education and income for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as well as current and former members of the Australian Defence Force.
One of the main benefits of donating to a charity is that you are helping to support a good cause. Additionally, many charities are very efficient with their donations and use your donated money to help as many people as possible.
Criteria for ADF members eligible for assistance:
Current or former serving member of the ADF
Have mental or physical injuries from your service
Currently experience hardship or lack of employment?
Criteria for indigenous members eligible for assistance:
Experiencing financial and/or personal hardship.
At risk of engagement in or already be engaged with the Youth Justice system.
Currently experience hardship or lack of employment?
Our programs help people develop their talents and become more employable.