Community partners
Change happens when community comes together.
Our Community Partners walk alongside us, investing in young people, families, and schools so that safe environments, positive role models, and brighter futures can grow.
By joining as a Community Partner, you’re not just making a donation — you’re building a legacy that will impact generations to come. Together, we can break cycles, create opportunities, and see lives transformed.
Our partners
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SCS Group
SCS Group is an Australian commercial cleaning company offering tailored solutions nationwide. Our smarter approach ensures our services complement our clients' operations 24/7.
As a family-owned business, we are committed to building a positive community impact through diversity and inclusion.
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big kids table
Big Kids’ Table creates safe, honest, educated spaces for young people, and their communities, to have real conversations about sexuality and God.
Through interactive programs in schools and churches, and online resources and communities, they equip young people with the tools they need to engage these topics with confidence and Christ.
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illuminate finance
Illuminate Finance is a trusted mortgage brokerage located in Melbourne’s CBD. With over 15 years of combined expertise in financial services and business, they are dedicated to simplifying home finance for their clients. As a fully licensed broker, Illuminate Finance offers access to more than 30 lenders, making it easier to find the loan that best suits each person's specific needs.
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Brimbank Youth Services
Brimbank Youth Services works with young people aged 10-25. We focus on listening to the voices of young people, ensuring everyone has access to opportunities and supporting young people through challenging times. Guided by young people, we support access, equity and participation for all young people in Brimbank.
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Melton Young Communities
Melton Young Communities provides activities and support services for young people age 12 to 25 who live, work, study or play in the City of Melton.
Young Communities are committed to the safety and wellbeing of all young people and children.
A Positive Result for Youth Crime
Victoria Police
Senior Constable Andrew Moreton
“A report from 1000 Generations showed significant increases in the children’s school attendance, connection, emotional regulation, positive behaviour and their goals and aspirations.
“At the start of this program last year, a 10-year-old who came to my attention because of photos on social media of him carrying machetes almost bigger than himself, said in front of everybody, ‘What's it like to be stabbed?’ That was his question.
“By the end of the program, he said ‘I think I could be a chippy’. So, we've moved him a long way in a short period of time.”
From one primary school, the program is expanding to include other primary schools in the area and the local high school into which they feed.
“Ultimately, it’s our hope this approach becomes a long-term community-based response, which intervenes much earlier in a young person’s life.
As a vested stakeholder in its success, I am hopeful that together we can make significant progress in preventing youth crime,” Sen Const Moreton said.”