Rushworth Community House is a friendly, professional, not for profit organization providing services to meet the changing needs of our community. We offer life-long learning and community support with a commitment to the principles of equity, access, participation and the rights of the individual.

Our vision is for a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, and prison truly is the last resort. Our purpose is to strengthen the wellbeing of communities by advocating for and delivering services which divert people away from the justice system. Our ethos is "Create another chance"​ ACSO was founded in 1983 by a man named Stan McCormack, who served a number of years in Pentridge Prison for armed robbery. While Stan was in prison, he underwent a spiritual conversion. There were always people in his cell wanting to talk, or needing advice. When he was released, he created the Epistle Centre; later The Victorian Offender Support Agency for ex-prisoners who were highly disadvantaged. Our founders established support programs and a halfway house (McCormack House) which still remains in operation today. ACSO has expanded over 35 years to deliver services across the eastern seaboard for the intellectually disabled, peopling with mental illness, alcohol and other drug problems, offenders and people with long term unemployment. With a staff of over 440 and an annual turnover of approximately $50m in 2019, ACSO is now a leading Australian NFP, delivering more than 20 life changing programs to approximately 20,000 people a year. "It was the sheer determination and drive of founder Stan and his supporters that got ACSO through, even when the foundations seemed to disappear. He was willing, and things happening so fast. There was a lot of help from a lot of people, but the brains and inspiration came from Stan. The best thing was that he took all those blokes in on face value without worrying about their pasts."

Welcome to Berry Street, a community services organisation dedicated to supporting vulnerable children, young people, and families. Our team of passionate professionals provides a range of programs and services aimed at empowering individuals and strengthening communities. With flexible opening hours from Monday to Friday, we are here to help when you need us. Visit our website to learn more about our work or give us a call at 03 5822 8100. Come visit us at 110 Wyndham St, Shepparton VIC 3630 and let us make a positive difference together.

Goulburn Valley Family Care is a leading Charities & Organisations in Shepparton, VIC. With our team of dedicated professionals, we provide support and resources to families in need. Our doors are open from Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Connect with us at 03 5823 7000 or visit our website at http://www.familycare.net.au. Located at 21 Welsford St, we strive to make a positive difference in the lives of our community members.

Experience exceptional disability care services and support at Vision Australia Shepparton. Our dedicated team is here to provide personalized assistance and guidance. We prioritize your needs and offer a range of services tailored to your unique requirements. With convenient opening hours from Monday to Friday, our experts are ready to assist you. Call us on 03 5831 9400 or visit our website at http://www.visionaustralia.org. Find us at 28 Channel Rd, Shepparton VIC 3630.

The Hospice Opportunity Shop is located at 135-145 Fryers Street Shepparton and raises funds for the service. The Opportunity Shop stocks quality pre-loved clothing, shoes, sporting goods, manchester and a large range of household goods from bric-a-brac to larger pieces of furniture. You can always find a wonderful novel or children’s story from the extensive book collection. Recycling quality donations provided by a generous community repurposed many items which find a new home. Like all Opportunity Shops ‘if you would be willing to give the item to your family member’, than GV Hospice would also welcome the item. During Business hours the Opportunity Shop welcomes donations, either directly to the shop or through the collection bins located in Corio Street, Shepparton. Donation of larger goods such as furniture can be organised by contacting the Opportunity Shop on 5831 6448. The Opportunity Shop is supported each day by an amazing number of Volunteers and employees. The funds raised enable GV Hospice to provide a 24 hour, 7 days a week service for the person and their carer living with a life limiting illness. From the sale of goods in the Shop, GV Hospice is able to provide equipment free of charge to those registered with the Service. Volunteers to assist in the Shop are always welcome and inquiries should be made to the Team Leader on 5831 6448.

Kaiela Institute, located at 170 Corio St, Shepparton VIC 3630, is a remarkable organisation in the charitable domain. With a deep sense of purpose and commitment, they tirelessly strive to effect positive change in society. Their dedication to tackling pressing issues is reflected in their comprehensive programs and initiatives. By fostering a collaborative environment, Kaiela Institute aims to empower individuals, foster inclusivity, and promote social justice. Contact them today at 03 5822 2934 to learn more about their impactful work.

Odyssey House Victoria, a charitable organisation, operates from Shepparton VIC. With a phone number (03 8521 6501) and a user-friendly website (http://www.odyssey.org.au), it provides assistance to those in need. Located at 43A Wyndham St, the organisation aims to make a positive impact on society. Offering support and guidance, they strive to empower individuals, fostering a sense of hope and renewal. Compassionate and dedicated, Odyssey House Victoria is a beacon of light for the vulnerable.

The Apprenticeship Factory, a leading Business & Professional Organisation in Shepparton, VIC, offers a comprehensive platform for individuals seeking to enhance their vocational skills. With a diverse range of apprenticeship programs, our factory serves as a springboard to success, nurturing talent and fostering growth. Our website, theapprenticeshipfactory.com.au, provides detailed information on our offerings. Located at 44 Wyndham St, our factory is a vibrant hub for professional development, paving the way for a promising future.

We would like to welcome you to come along the journey with us in a friendly, safe and non-judgemental environment; A place where you can be yourself; A place where you can connect with a family of people and have a sense of belonging; A place where you can begin to enjoy all that God has for you; We are a people of faith committed to loving God and others in creative and tangible ways. We achieve this through meeting together each week (Sunday 10am), remaining in contact with each other through the week when possible, private prayer and study, and community involvement. Our community involvement includes a range of activities that care for people and work for justice such as, our Emergency Relief service, and weekly community meals. We meet regularly as a faith community to encourage one another, to learn, and to worship together. We have activities such as women's get togethers, Bible study, mens group and more. When you come to our Sunday morning celebration you will hear great music, see interesting media, hear a short message from the Bible or a testimony, your children will be invited to join in fun activities with other children, and you will meet friendly people over refreshments. There is no requirement to wear anything different than when you visit a friend's house. You will have the opportunity to ask any questions or perhaps be prayed for, if you desire. You will not be singled out but you will be warmly welcomed. Join us this Sunday at 10am

WDEA Works is a not-for-profit organisation that began in Warrnambool in 1989 to help people with a disability find open employment opportunities. In its first year, it employed three people. Today, more than 400 people are part of the WDEA Works team, at 36 sites across the Western half of regional Victoria and into South East South Australia. Over the past 30 years, WDEA Works has helped more than 40,000 people find meaningful and inclusive employment, improving their lives and enriching local communities.

Guru Nanak Sikh Society Shepparton is a Sikh Gurdwara, or place of worship, located in Shepparton, Victoria, Australia. It was founded in 1999 by a group of Sikh families who had migrated to Shepparton from Punjab, India. The Gurdwara is a place where Sikhs can come together to worship, learn about their faith, and celebrate their culture. The Gurdwara is open to everyone, regardless of their religious beliefs. They offer a variety of programs and services, including daily prayers, Langar (free community kitchen), religious education classes, cultural events, and social services. Guru Nanak Sikh Society Shepparton is a vibrant and welcoming community. They are committed to providing a space where Sikhs can come together to connect with their faith and each other. They also provide a variety of services to the community, regardless of their religious beliefs.