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Eden Gardens
Eden Gardens is a refreshingly different kind of garden centre, combining display gardens with stunning architecture and includes an art gallery, a bookshop, a café, education courses, and an extensive garden centre. It supports YOTS by providing financial support, hosting special events on their premises, and contributing to the direct development of YOTS young people by offering work experience and traineeships within the retail and horticultural industries. |
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Pepsico
Australia
Pepsico Australia has joined forces with YOTS in an
exciting partnership to provide an alternative education
program for young people who have been excluded from
the mainstream school system but want to learn skills
and gain an education. The alternative learning centre
supports young people in Macquarie Fields and Airds,
two suburbs in South West Sydney. The centre will combine
traditional education such as Maths and English, with
vocational skills, personal development and mentoring.
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Vodafone
Australia Foundation
Youth Off The Streets is part
of a collaborative partnership with Vodafone Australia
Foundation, Mission Australia and Barnardos to provide
an initiative called Young People Connected using mobile
phone technology to reduce the isolation and marginalisation
experienced by disadvantaged young people. |
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JPMorgan
Chase
JPMorgan Chase helps support
McIntosh House, our semi-independent living and mentoring
program for young people aged 16 years and above. The
Program is designed for young people who have successfully
completed a long-term rehabilitation program. |
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Lion Nathan
Lion Nathan supports the Youth Off The Streets Parenting Program – an early intervention program that teaches positive parenting skills to help break the cycle of disadvantage. Lion Nathan also provide in-kind support, such as beverages for YOTS events. |
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Merrylands
RSL Club
Merrylands RSL supports McIntosh House, our semi-independent living program. They provide financial and in-kind support for Youth Off The Streets, including valuable work experience opportunities, that are in line with their mission: committed to serving our members, our community. |
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PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation
The PwC Foundation supports the education of our young
people who attend Chapel School. They also provide
Service Learning activities such as working with the
National Parks department at Middle Head, Sydney Harbour.
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Sony
Foundation Australia
Sony Foundation Australia
sponsors
our GetReel
competition for schools nationwide to design a drug
awareness ad. The winning entries are shown on national
television! |
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2UE
2UE have supplied Youth Off The Streets with air time
and have generously assisted in putting together advertisements
for the promotion of special events that support the
cause of youth. This support has continued with Father
Riley being invited to appear as a regular guest on
John Stanley’s program every Wednesday afternoon
– don’t forget to listen if you can. Thanks
2UE & John. |
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ABN
AMRO
ABN AMRO is a long-term supporter of Youth Off The
Streets through their Workplace Giving Program. They
also provide various items from our Wishlist.
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Anglo Coal
Anglo Coal Australia, through
its Dartbrook Mine, is proud to have been in partnership
with Youth Off the Streets since 1999. Dartbrook has provided
Holborow House to YOTS for its program rent free, and
works with local community fundraisers to ensure that
this program is a success. |
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AUSMAQ
For several years, Ausmaq has presented significant
donations to Youth Off The Streets via its annual
charity golf day in Sydney. Their enormous efforts
are greatly appreciated. If you play golf –
give us a call and we will put you in touch with Ausmaq.
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Baker
& McKenzie
Baker & McKenzie provide pro bono legal advice and
expertise to YOTS young people who struggle to manage
their fines and recover their debts. |
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BidVest
Sydney
Youth Off The Streets is the recipient of the Bidvest
Charity Evening. Bidvest also provide YOTS with a regular
supply of food for our services. |
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Caliburn
Caliburn supports the kids in our services through their
Workplace Giving Program. |
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CCH
CCH provides complimentary copies of its accounting
and HR reports, which helps our staff stay up-to-date
on current information. CCH also helps with the maintenance
of some of our residential programs through volunteer
DIY days. |
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ClubsNSW
ClubsNSW, in conjunction with corporate partner Keno,
supports us in a number of ways, including sponsorship
of our Walking In My Shoes camps. They have also started
a work experience program. |
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CSR
CSR supports Youth Off The Streets through their Workplace
Giving Program which has included special matching components.
CSR also provide in-kind support toward our Scholarship Program.
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EDS
EDS supports YOTS through staff fundraising initiatives
and complimentary equipment donations. |
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EYECORP
Eyecorp has generously donated outdoor advertising space
on major arterial roads in all states of Australia for
us to display billboard-sized advertisements. These
billboards have proved invaluable in promoting an awareness
of Youth Off The Streets to the public at large. |
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Foster’s
Group
Through its community grants initiative, Foster’s
Group supports our Aboriginal Education Program. This
program aims to reignite students’ interest in
learning, through understanding different methods to
access knowledge, and delivers educational based cultural
workshops using innovative learning strategies and a
flexible delivery model. The program also builds supportive
relationships with young
Aboriginal
Australians and
the community groups/agencies that support them. |
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Franklins
Youth Off The Streets has been the recipient of Franklins' annual Charity Golf Day, and also receives support for social outings and events. |
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The
Honda Foundation
The Honda Foundation sponsors a young driver education
program via its HART (Honda Australia Roadcraft Training)
facility north of Sydney. This program teaches our young
people safe driving skills as they commence driving
and the process of getting their license. |
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Ingham
Enterprises
Ingham’s long-time financial support of Youth
Off The Streets has enabled us to help disadvantaged
young people turn their lives around. They also attend
special events and have supported Shine Day. |
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Leighton Contractors
Youth Off The Streets is proud to be a recipient of annual funding from the Leighton Contractors community partnership program. Leighton Contractors believes in supporting the development of disconnected young Australians and helping them become productive members of society. |
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Macquarie
Group
Foundation
The Macquarie Group Foundation has provided support for the Brumbies
Wild
Horses Training Program. This unique Project encourages
the young people in our programs to develop a way of
communicating based on trust and respect, rather than
violence. They do this by training wild, endangered
horses, guided by a horse handler. |
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Mail
Marketing Works
Mail Marketing Works (MMW) is the official mail house
for Youth Off The Streets. On a pro bono or at-cost
basis, they manage all our big mailings. This includes
processing data, collating material, inserting collateral
and processing the lodgement. They're huge jobs and
MMW always complete them in a timely and professional
manner. |
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McGrath
Estate Agents
McGrath supports Key College, the Food Van and our Scholarship
for Disadvantaged Youth program. In addition, McGrath
employees regularly provide life-skills workshops and
guidance to our young people, and fabulous outings for
our kids. The Partnership was the 2006 national winner of
the Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Community
Business Partnerships (medium business category). |
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Morgan
Stanley
Morgan Stanley supports Youth Off The Streets in a variety
of ways, including through its Workplace Giving Program,
outings for our young people and staff fundraising activities. |
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Myer
Myer supports Youth Off The Streets through its Community Fund. |
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NRMA
Insurance
NRMA Insurance and its staff support Youth Off The Streets
by hosting several annual fundraising events, providing
CTP greenslips for many of our vehicles, volunteering
at our properties, sponsoring our Scholarship for Disadvantaged
Youth program, and purchasing Christmas gift vouchers
for our young clients. Staff at NRMA Insurance have
also negotiated in-kind support from their suppliers
to provide a car to McIntosh House. |
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NRMA
Motoring & Services
NRMA Motoring & Services is an integrated partner of Youth Off The Streets. It offers financial contributions from fundraising events and initiatives,
as well as
work experience and traineeships for our young people. |
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Optus
Optus supports McIntosh House through its workplace
giving program and the company matches the staff contribution
dollar for dollar. McIntosh House offers semi-independent
living and mentoring for disadvantaged adolescents
and helps these individuals reconnect with mainstream
society. |
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Property
Industry Foundation
For several years, the Property Industry Foundation
has supported Youth Off The Streets with a range of
building projects. They have generously provided our
organisation with an 11 bedroom house in Canyonleigh
and two 10 bedroom houses at Sutton Forest to house
young people using our services. The Property Industry
Foundation also converted a convent in Merrylands into
a new Head Office and funded the Youth Off The Streets
“Cattle Drive” in 1998. |
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Rio
Tinto Aboriginal Fund
In a very special relationship, the Rio Tinto Aboriginal
Fund supports Youth Off The Streets’ Aboriginal
Services (YOTSAS) by sponsoring our
Cultural Wellbeing Camps. Specifically
created for the young
Aboriginal
people in our services,
the camps address a variety of issues, including culture,
language, identity, belonging, reconnection, healing,
visual and performing arts, sports and recreation, and
service learning. |
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Sydney
Airport
Sydney Airport generously supports Don Bosco House in
Marrickville, NSW. Don Bosco House provides crisis and
short term accommodation for young homeless people between
the ages of 15-18. The refuge provides young people
with a safe and supportive environment. |
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The
Tenix Foundation
The Tenix Foundation supports McIntosh House and its
Life Skills program, which brings together positive
adult role models from the business and wider community
with the young residents to share their knowledge and
experience to help them make the transition into employment
and independent living. The young people participate
in workshops, activities, group and one-to-one training. |
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Total Advertising
Total Advertising is a big supporter of Youth Off The Streets, mainly with prize donations for our various auction events.
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Westpac
Westpac supports Youth Off The Streets by holding a number
of fundraising events throughout the year, including
the IT Department’s annual “Idols”
concert. Westpac also help through volunteering activities. |
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- 3 Mobile
(Hutchison Telecoms)
- A&DJ Building Services
- Active Air Group
- Alltrans InternationalA
- Axiom Properties
- Beach Road Hotel
- CA (Computer Associates)
- Castle Hill Medical Centre
- Castlereagh Imaging
- Coca-Cola Australia Foundation
- Count Charitable Foundation
- Downer Engineering Power Pty Ltd
- Goldman Sachs JBWere
- Holding Redlich
- Hunter Hall International Ltd
- IGA
- John Milne No 3
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- Macleay College and Republic Film Australia
- Macsim Fastenings
- Mary Rossi Travel
- Media.Movers
- Microsoft
- Munich Re Australasia
- Nedigi Pty Ltd
- Pacific West Foods
- Premier Media Group
- QBE Insurance Group
- Ritz Hurstville Hotel
- Sellers Holdings Pty Ltd
- Slingsby Holdings
- SPF Asia Pacific
- Seller Holdings Pty Ltd
- Thomson Asia Pacific Holding Pty Ltd
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