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Community Support Incorporated is a registered charity, established in 1991, to provide, at the time, a unique and modern solution to the challenge of providing individualised support to people with disability. Community Support was the forerunner of the NDIS model, giving individuals the ability to set their own support schedule to suit their needs and choices. We provide one-to-one support to individuals in their homes and in the community. All of our supports are unique to each client, with service delivery designed specifically to meet each clients goals and needs. We support people to live their life, their way, through a flexible support model that allows people to have support in sessions as short as one hour at a time, and often up to multiple times per day. We provide support to people with a range of disabilities, including physical, intellectual and psycho-social disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Acquired Brain Injuries and mental health issues all across South Australia. We provide strengths based support to our clients, promoting independence, skill development and community participation. Having the opportunity to lead the improvement of the support available to people with disabilities is the most rewarding part of our work. We are incredibly grateful to have the chance to work towards helping people live an independent and fulfilling life, in the way that they choose. Community Support is constantly working to understand what our clients want and need from us as their support provider and to develop our services to meet those needs and wants. We aim to innovate and create a service that inspires, motivates and enables people to achieve things that they previously felt were out of reach. The Community Support team;s aim is to deliver outstanding service to more people than ever before and ensure that the achievement of client outcomes is measured, reported and delivered. We are excited about the future for people with disability.

Community Support Incorporated is a registered charity, established in 1991, to provide, at the time, a unique and modern solution to the challenge of providing individualised support to people with disability. Community Support was the forerunner of the NDIS model, giving individuals the ability to set their own support schedule to suit their needs and choices. We provide one-to-one support to individuals in their homes and in the community. All of our supports are unique to each client, with service delivery designed specifically to meet each clients goals and needs. We support people to live their life, their way, through a flexible support model that allows people to have support in sessions as short as one hour at a time, and often up to multiple times per day. We provide support to people with a range of disabilities, including physical, intellectual and psycho-social disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Acquired Brain Injuries and mental health issues all across South Australia. We provide strengths based support to our clients, promoting independence, skill development and community participation. Having the opportunity to lead the improvement of the support available to people with disabilities is the most rewarding part of our work. We are incredibly grateful to have the chance to work towards helping people live an independent and fulfilling life, in the way that they choose. Community Support is constantly working to understand what our clients want and need from us as their support provider and to develop our services to meet those needs and wants. We aim to innovate and create a service that inspires, motivates and enables people to achieve things that they previously felt were out of reach. The Community Support team;s aim is to deliver outstanding service to more people than ever before and ensure that the achievement of client outcomes is measured, reported and delivered. We are excited about the future for people with disability.

CSS provides quality, community-based services to individuals with developmental disabilities. Individuals are supported in accordance with their needs in school, work, home, and the community. Services are designed by the individual, the individual's family, and others who know the individual well. Services are rendered in the environments in which the individual desires to live, work, recreate, or pursue educational goals, and are designed to support each to pursue his or her own self-directed life goals.

Community Supported Films mission as a not-for-profit organization is to integrate training, storytelling and awareness building by: - Training storytellers from poor and developing communities in non-fiction filmmaking and assisting them with the development of their careers as filmmakers and video-journalists - Producing engaging stories from the trainees perspective about important social and economic development issues in their communities. These stories counteract the relentless focus of the western media on battlefronts, crises and disasters. - Building a bridge between the community of filmmakers, communities in development and an international community of concerned citizens. This conversation raises awareness about sustainable paths to a more peaceful and equitable world. Community Supported Film (CSFilm) strengthens the documentary storytelling capacity in countries where the dissemination of objective and accurate information is essential to stabilization and development. CSFilm trains local men and women in video-journalism and documentary filmmaking so that they can tell stories rooted in their reality to better influence local and international views on sustainable paths to a more peaceful and equitable world.

Community Tech Network (CTN) works to transform lives through digital equity. Our programs connect organizations to individuals and resources in support of digital inclusion throughout the Bay Area and Central Texas. Through our volunteer program, CTN recruits, trains, supports and places skilled and dedicated individuals who want to help teach computer skills.

Since 1975, Community Television of Knoxville has been providing training and access to media production facilities for the exclusive non-commercial use by residents of the City of Knoxville & Knox County. Accessible to more than 100,000 cable TV subscribers throughout Knoxville & Knox County and millions of others around the world via the Internet, CTV serves a wide constituency, including community residents, local government agencies, nonprofit organizations and other community groups that use our facilities & equipment to produce programs.

Community Thread is a nonprofit organization that leverages resources and volunteers to improve the quality of life for adults and their families in our local community. We do this by providing services aimed at older adults, particularly those who desire to age in place, and by harnessing the passion of volunteers throughout the St. Croix Valley region. Our name symbolizes our belief that each act of service is a thread that ties people, communities and lives together.

CTST provides transport services to the frail aged and younger people with disabilities with transport that supports their independence and ability to remain in their own homes and communities for longer while retaining connection with their local communities. Our clients are able to access our service for medical appointments, shopping, visiting family and friends, paying bills etc. Our service is provided state-wide through a fleet of around 90 vehicles. Once a client registers with CTST, bookings are made through our team of Coordinators. Clients are then transported to their destination by our team of around 400 volunteer drivers, and returned home at a pre-arranged time. We help our clients to continue living independently within their community by allowing them to continue to attend appointments such as regular visits to the doctor, trips to the shops or hairdressers or to events such as flower shows, concerts or sporting events.