Non-Governmental Organization in Horsley Park, NSW

non-governmental organization in Horsley Park, NSW (Results 1 - 1 of 1)

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Anowah Community Living Inc

Closed now

157- 167 KOALA WAY, Horsley Park, 2175

(02) 9620 1489

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Global Wildlife Training

Closed now

51/40 Sterling Rd, Minchinbury, 2770

Cambodian-Australian Welfare Council Of Nsw Inc

Closed now

46 Simpson Rd, Bonnyrigg Heights, 2177

(02) 8786 2581

... Non-profit organization

El Shaddai DWXI Ppfi

20 Ophir Grove, Mount Druitt, 2770

(02) 9625 5333

Art Of Living Fundation

13 Myuna Crescent, Seven Hills, 2147

(02) 9671 6309

Envisioning Life Supports

Open now

L3/81 Flushcombe Road, Blacktown, 2148

Providing support and care that is built on trust, friendship and empathy.

Mission Australia

Closed now

88 Shropshire Street, Miller, 2168

Quakers Hill Girl Guide Hall

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60 Falmouth Rd, Quakers Hill, 2763

yourtown Social Enterprises St Marys

Closed now

3 Warrior Pl, St Marys, 2760

(02) 9673 0221

African Find Australia

41 Hunter Street, Parramatta, 2150

0451 913 511

Luddenham Progress Association

3053 The Northern Road, Luddenham, 2745

0414 230 417

Diversity Arts Australia

Closed now

8 Victoria Rd, Parramatta, 2150

(02) 8821 9169

HOST International

Closed now

Level 1/31 Grose St, Parramatta, 2150

(02) 8660 1000

House of Welcome

Closed now

197 The Trongate, South Granville, 2142

(02) 9727 9290

... Non-profit organization, Community Organization, Nonprofit Organization

House of Welcome is a nonprofit organization that provides essential services to refugees and asylum seekers, including assistance with food, dental, financial aid, Opal card applications, and referrals. The organization's staff is described as friendly, patient, and helpful. Some customers suggest that more resources, such as additional staff and government funding, are needed to help more people in need. The organization has a community focus and has helped individuals in difficult situations, such as those experiencing homelessness or domestic violence. To qualify for services, customers must provide evidence of financial hardship.