Our work results speak by themselves

If there’s any Australian organisation that’s synonymous with meeting the needs of those with a disability, it’s Kurrajong. Building on a 60-year legacy of social justice, Kurrajong supports, empowers and advocates for disabled Australians and their families. Vital to these efforts are the close relationships Kurrajong employees build with both the individual and the community.

Kids Under Cover responds to young people at risk of becoming homeless due to severe overcrowding within the family home, mental health issues, and the housing affordability crisis with an early-intervention approach to preventing youth homelessness by combining housing & scholarships for young people at-risk.

Spinal Cord Injuries Australia is a for-purpose organisation working for people living with spinal cord injury (SCI) and other physical disabilities. SCIA was founded by people with SCI over 50 years ago; people with disability make up over 25% of SCIA's team and the majority of their board lives with spinal cord injuries.

Greenpeace is the leading independent campaigning organisation that uses peaceful protest and creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems and promote solutions that are essential to a green and peaceful future, receiving over 95% of their funding from individual donors.

The Good Friday Appeal is an annual fundraising activity on behalf of the Royal Children’s Hospital, in Melbourne, Australia. The event occurs on Good Friday every year. In 2019, the appeal raised over $18 million. The event is shown on Television accompanied with a mass nationwide PR campaign.

For almost 70 years, AVI has brought the right people together to share skills and knowledge, building locally-driven capacity where it’s needed most – in people, organisations and systems. AVI supports the development process, not drive it, and knows the change is truly fit for purpose and sustainable. Interpersonal relationships are central to AVI's approach.

Based in NSW, Victoria and the ACT, the Disability Trust is committed to providing highly professional care and support to people with disabilities and their families. The Disability Trust has its roots firmly in the community, and in recent years we have grown substantially, and now have approximately 1,700 permanent and casual staff providing care for more than 4,000 clients.