2023 recipients
Aboriginal Community Controlled organisations
- Tullawon Health Service Incorporated
- Bungala Aboriginal Corporation
- Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia
- NPY Women's Council
- KornarWinmil Yunti Aboriginal Corporation
- Aboriginal Sobriety Group Indigenous Corporation
Regional organisations
- West Coast Youth and Community Support Inc
- Sammy D Foundation Incorporated
- Good Shepherd Australia NZ
- Mount Barker District Council (for Aboriginal People Providing Service)
- Unity Housing Company Ltd
- Grandparents For Grandchildren SA Inc
- UnitingSA Ltd
- Life Without Barriers
Metropolitan organisations
- NACYS
- Reedbeds Community Centre Inc.
- Muslim Women's Association of SA
- Sammy D Foundation Incorporated
- Nganana Incorporated
- The Gogo Foundation Ltd
- Hutt St Centre
- Grandparents For Grandchildren SA Inc.
- CARA Ltd
- The Trustee for The Salvation Army (SA) Property
- The Brain Injury Network of SA Inc
- Centacare Catholic Family Services
- Multicultural Youth South Australia Inc
- SYC Ltd
- Access 2 Place Ltd
- Disability Living Incorporated
- KYD-X Ltd
- Child and Youth Services Mutual Ltd
- Whitelion Youth Agency Ltd
- Adelaide Day Centre for Homeless Persons
- The Paraplegic & Quadriplegic Association of South Australia Ltd
Exceptional Needs Unit Training and Development Support Grants
The Department of Human Services, through its Exceptional Needs Unit (ENU), is boosting the capacity of frontline organisations to support South Australians with exceptional needs.
The ENU provides Training and Development Support Grants of up to $10,000 for community-based, not-for-profit or Aboriginal-led organisations in metropolitan and regional areas that work directly with exceptional needs clients.
The grants aim to boost staff knowledge, skills and capacity to effectively help their clients overcome difficult and overlapping issues. Better meeting the needs of Aboriginal clients in a culturally safe and appropriate way is a key focus of the grants program.
The grants are being offered annually in 2022, 2023 and 2024, representing a State Government investment of $750,000 over three years.
Application dates for the 2024 Exceptional Needs Unit Training and Development Support Grants will be announced in early 2024.