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Wirringa Baiya exist to provide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, children and youth, in NSW, with a gender specific service which is sensitive to their culturally diverse needs and to provide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women who are victims of violence, with access to appropriate legal representation, advice and referral.
The service is managed by Aboriginal women, is non profit making and pays special attention to the needs of economically and socially disadvantaged women and children. For more information about Wirringa Baiya, visit http://wirringabaiya.org.au/ |
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Youth Off The Streets supports chronically homeless and drug addicted young Australians as they work to turn their lives around. With over 20 services, it offers a full continuum of care through the provision of outreach services, crisis refuge, drug and alcohol treatment programs, counselling, accredited high schools, long term residential treatment programs, a semi-independent living and mentoring program and an aftercare program. It also runs a national scholarship program for disadvantaged young people and a national early intervention program in secondary schools.
Its goal is that young people leave its care drug free, with a high school education, life skills and a full or part time job in hand. Based on the philosophy that every young person has greatness within, these programs are non-denominational and non-discriminatory.
For more information about Youth Off The Streets, please visit http://www.youthoffthestreets.com.au
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