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Telstra
Telstra is Australia's leading telecommunications carrier and one of the largest integrated carriers in the Asia-Pacific region. It is also one of Australia's largest and most successful businesses. Our major strength is in providing telecommunications services over a vast geographical coverage through both our fixed and mobile NextG network, servicing many millions of Australians. For over 100 years Telstra has been working to supply a large range of products and services to meet the needs of our customers. Telstra is also a proud supporter and Foundation member of Advantage SA, as it continually strives to deliver excellence in South Australia.
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Alzheimers Australia SA
Foundation member
Alzheimer's Australia SA (AASA) is committed to reducing the impact of dementia and provides a wide range of free services, support, counselling, information, resources, education and advocacy for people with various forms of memory loss and dementia, and for their carers, families and friends. MORE
Australian Dance Theatre
Corporate member
Australian Dance Theatre is the pre-eminent contemporary dance company in Australia and has been producing consistently extraordinary new dance since it was formed in Adelaide in 1965. Under the artistic direction of Garry Stewart since 1999, the company has embarked on a distinctive artistic trajectory. MORE
Barkuma Inc / Personnel Employment
Major Corporate member
Barkuma Inc is a not for profit disability service organisation that believes society is enriched by the active inclusion of people of all abilities. We provide services to over 1,000 people and employ 150 staff across the Adelaide metropolitan area. Our open employment service, known as Personnel Employment, specialises in helping people with disabilities to find employment in the mainstream workforce. So if you are looking for reliable and enthusiastic staff, please contact us. SAPAC is Barkuma’s manufacturing service which provides employment opportunities for people with a disability. We specialise in undertaking packaging, collation and assembly work for South Australian businesses. MORE
Can: Do Group
Business member
The Can:Do Group is the umbrella organisation overseeing the operation of South Australia’s two oldest charities; Can:Do 4Kids and Deaf Can:Do. Along with this the Group also operates business ventures, such as Can:Do Hearing and Townsend Park, that raise valuable funds to support the vital services offered to the community. Deaf Can:Do- The Royal South Australian Deaf Society, is pivotal in providing a range of services to the South Australian adult Deaf and hard of hearing community. Can:Do 4Kids- Townsend House, is a family-centred service providing quality specialist programs for children and young people who are blind/vision impaired, deaf/hearing impaired and their families across South Australia. MORE
Canteen
Corporate member
CanTeen’s mission is to support, develop and empower young people living with cancer. We do this by providing an Australia-wide peer support network for 12 to 24 year-olds who include*: • Patients - young people who have been diagnosed with cancer • Siblings & Offspring - young people who have an immediate family member (brother, sister, parent or primary carer) who has been diagnosed with cancer • Bereaved Siblings & Offspring - young people who have had an immediate family member die from cancer. We provide Members with a place where they can simply be young people, away from the day-to-day pressures that come from living with cancer in the hospital or at home. We offer a huge range of programs and services where they can meet other young people and share experiences, learn from others, make great friends and have some fun in the process! *Young people who don’t quite fit these descriptions might still be able to join - please contact us for more information. MORE
CFS Foundation
Business member
Our vision is to honour, support and care for CFS volunteers. To assist in their relief of suffering, disability, distress or misfortune resulting from their community service activities. The major objective of the Foundation is to provide financial assistance to the CFS volunteer and their families when they suffer through death, injury, loss or damage of property while in the line of service. When the general public are running away from an emergency or disaster the 14,500+ volunteers are running towards the incident. Annually these highly trained CFS volunteers located within every South Australian community are providing in excess of 400,000 hour of service. MORE