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South Melbourne Mission Kindergarten is a not-for-profit community- based kindergarten which offers preschool education for 3-5 year old children. The children come from a wide range of cultural groups and many from the most vulnerable and disadvantaged families in our community.Fees are kept to a minimum in order that all can access this kindergarten program
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The South Melbourne Trugo Club has been operating for over 15 years and we are now seeking new players and support to keep Trugo alive and well within the local area.
Trugo is a team support (8 players). It's a friendly competitive sport played weekly. Played on a green, one plays in teams with each player hitting rings to score points. The aim of the game is to get a maximum score of 24 points per play and the team with the highest score wins. Trophies are awarded at the Grand Finals.
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'Ataxia' means 'absence of order'. People with ataxia have problems of co-ordination. This is because parts of the nervous system that normally control co-ordination and balance are affected. Ataxia is the principal symptom of a group of neurological disorders called the cerebellar ataxias. Most are progressive.
SCA Australia aims to provide suport to all people affected by ataxia, but focuses on the cerebellar ataxias. An important goal for the group is to raise funds to research into treatment for this condition.
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St Kilda UnitingCare operates a Drop In Centre for people with serious mental illness. There are also structured programs such as art, women's group, gardening, men's group, bowling, outings and music. We also provide outreach support to a small number of people.
We receive funding from Dept. of Human Services, City of Port Phillip, Uniting Church and private donations. More is always needed. We currently have a Toyota Hiace Mini Bus for our groups, outings and outreach. The bus is aging and we require a new bus this year.
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The St Kilda Drop In Centre aims to create an environment where those with psychiatric illness from the Cities of Port Phillip, Stonnington and Glen Eira, can feel comfortable to be themselves without too many formalities or rules. There are skilled professionals at the Drop In who listen to participants' concerns and offer assistance. The Drop In currently has over 300 participants and serve about 12,500 breakfasts and 7000 lunches per year, as well as providing amenities such as showers, laundry, clothing and internet. Activities available to participants include a women's group, men's group, art, writing and gardening.
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Yaubula Limited is an Australian not-for-profit organisation pioneering sustainable development projects both locally and abroad. Yaubula is a Fijian word that means 'natural resource'. Additionally, Yau Bula, spoken as two separate words in Fiji's Macuata dialect means 'my life'. Nature's resources and life are inextricably linked - without one you cannot have the other. Yaubula aims to protect and celebrate the natural environment by educating people and engaging them in positive change.
Yaubula is collecting funds to support the protection of the natural environment.
This is being achieved by:
- Funding sustainable development projects both locally and abroad (see solar cooker project information below).
- Developing community education programs to encourage behavioral change by educating people about what they can do in their households and locally to combat the devastating effects of climate change.
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