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PCYC NSW’s mission is to empower young people to reach their potential. With over 66 clubs across the state, PCYC provides activities and programs that support over 70,000 youth members in sports, recreation, education, leadership and cultural programs.

Founded in 1973, Koala Conservation Australia is a licensed wildlife rehabilitation facility that is committed to the preservation and protection of koalas through leading initiatives within habitat conservation, rehabilitation, and public education on koala welfare.

The Asthma Foundation is dedicated to providing support and education for the 2.7 million Australians who are impacted by asthma, advocating for better care and driving change in how chronic health conditions are managed.

Specialising in leadership, character resilience and personal development for young people, Burn Bright empowers youth through programs and camps that encourage self-awareness, community engagement, personal character, identity and purpose.

Ignite Camp provides transformative camp experiences for youth with the vision of seeing every young person feel known, loved and empowered to take action in their own life, family and community.

Australia’s leading event for developing young leaders, the National Leadership Forum brings together young leaders from across Australia and the Pacific to explore and expand their leadership through the lens of values, compassion, and connection.

Committed to preventing child sexual abuse, Bravehearts provides education, counselling, and support services in their advocacy for child protection and safety. Their vision is a world where people, communities and systems work together to protect children from sexual abuse.

Brothers in Need are transforming Australian communities, one life at a time. A Muslim-based movement committed to sharing all they have with others by advocating for equality, building connected communities, caring for those in need, and creating healthy pathways for partnership and growth.

WAYS Youth and Family’s mission is to work with young people and their families to create successful and meaningful pathways to the future, achieved through a one-stop-shop integrated model of service delivery that leads to positive outcomes.

Hudson Institute of Medical Research is a global bioscience medical research leader, advancing healthcare through groundbreaking and collaborative medical research discoveries that translate into real-world impact across five key areas of medical need.

Stronger Smarter Institute passionately promotes the education and empowerment of Indigenous children, advocating for positive, enriched communities, improved outcomes in Indigenous education, and personal transformation into proactive agents of change.

Supporting Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services across NSW, the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council ensures access to an adequately resourced and skilled workforce necessary to providing high-quality health care services for Aboriginal communities.

This Indigenous organisation supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in realising their full education and employment potential, using interconnected pathways to walk with students from high school through to university and the workplace to redefine Indigenous educational and employment success.

Enhanced Lifestyles is a member-governed not-for-profit organisation that provides disability support the way it should be, designing support services based on lived experience so people can live life the way they choose.

Lighthouse Disability works alongside adults living with complex and diverse disabilities, providing individualised support to help enhance their quality of life. These services include supported independent living, housing vacancies, NDIS plan management, and specialist disability accommodation.

ANZAED is the peak body for eating disorder professionals, fostering networking and professional development in the eating disorder field and providing leadership and advocacy to improve the understanding, prevention and treatment of eating disorders.

Swim Schools Australia is the peak industry body for over 600 swim schools, working to develop ‘learn to swim’ in Australia to its full potential with the goal of all Australians learning to swim and acquiring essential water safety knowledge.