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LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia, from 23 Sept 2010 to 28 Jul 2026.
Awards won
853
all time
Attributed value
AUD 3.1bn
as published
Buyers
20
public bodies
Active
2010–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
2010AUD 2.2m3 awards
2011AUD 1.1m1 award
2013AUD 21.8m8 awards
2014AUD 2.4bn22 awards
2015AUD 15.8m8 awards
2019AUD 89.6m60 awards
2020AUD 26.5m116 awards
2021AUD 48.3m106 awards
2022AUD 118.1m94 awards
2023AUD 255.7m25 awards
2024AUD 58.5m76 awards
2025AUD 72.9m62 awards
2026AUD 27.7m50 awards
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| DCYJMA | 219 | AUD 157.1m |
| DCSSDS | 194 | AUD 72.6m |
| DCSYW | 167 | AUD 115.8m |
| DFSDSCS | 108 | AUD 78.0m |
| Department of Home Affairs | 39 | AUD 2.6bn |
| Communities/Family | 38 | AUD 1.2m |
| DCSSDS-SDS | 19 | AUD 559k |
| Department of Communities, Disability Services and Seniors | 18 | AUD 1.3m |
| DTATSIPCA - Communities | 14 | AUD 50.1m |
| DCHDE - Communities | 9 | AUD 6.4m |
What they win
Awards
Showing 176–200 of 853 awards we hold
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£16kawarded 11 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£23kawarded 11 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£13kawarded 11 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£45kawarded 11 Jul 2024
- You will provide support to young people in the catchment area who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. You will provide services to young people in a manner consistent with the Guidelines for Service Delivery: Youth Housing and Reintegration Service (YHARS) including After Care Service (October 2017), including the provisions outlined in relation to the use of brokerage. While these Guidelines limit expenditure to up to $3,500 per individual per year, under this contract this amount is increased to $5,000. Any proposed expenditure beyond this amount may be considered by the department on ↗DCSSDS£8.1mawarded 11 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£10kawarded 10 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£13kawarded 10 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£48kawarded 9 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£38kawarded 5 Jul 2024
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCSSDS£40kawarded 5 Jul 2024
- This service outlet will provide 183 foster and kinship care places for children and young people with moderate to high support needs, at any one time in the South West Region. Flexible Support: - assists carers to meet the care and support needs of children and young people leading to stability in placement (avoiding placement breakdown) - assists carers to support young people as they move through the childhood development stages, access in-home support where required and meet transport requirements to maintain links with school, community and therapeutic services. Flexible Support funding o ↗DCSSDS£9.6mawarded 1 May 2024
- This service outlet will provide 88 foster and kinship care places for children and young people with moderate to high support needs, at any one time in the South West Region. Flexible Support: - assists carers to meet the care and support needs of children and young people leading to stability in placement (avoiding placement breakdown) - assists carers to support young people as they move through the childhood development stages, access in-home support where required and meet transport requirements to maintain links with school, community and therapeutic services. Flexible Support funding of ↗DCSSDS£4.9mawarded 1 May 2024
- This service outlet will provide three places for young people aged 15 to under 18 years with moderate or high, needs and may provide an additional place as negotiated. Young people will be assessed as meeting criteria for SILS placement prior to proposed placements commencing. In response to the changing needs of young people, the service will maintain regular contact and support their development in preparation for transitioning to independent living and adulthood. ↗DCSSDS£1.5mawarded 2 Jan 2024
- Support to young people with an intellectual or learning disability that are homeless or at-risk of homelessness and are transitioning to adulthood and have been, or are currently, subject to statutory intervention. Eligibility To be eligible to receive support from the Community Living Association – Transition and Post Care Support program, young people must: be between 15-20 years at the time of referral and transition out of the program by 21 years of age have a disability or complex needs be at risk of homelessness as they transition to adulthood Referral Pathway Young people that have a d ↗DCSSDS£3.5mawarded 19 Dec 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DCSSDS£39kawarded 6 Dec 2023
- This service outlet will provide 73 foster and kinship care places at any one time, including 64 moderate to high places and 9 high-plus places. Services funded specifically to provide high-plus support needs places are expected to provide additional and practical 'wrap-around' support for the care of a discrete number of children and young people. This additional support might include, but is not limited to, access to extra training, direct worker support in the carer's home and/or assistance with transport arrangements. ↗DCSSDS£1.2mawarded 31 Oct 2023
- This service outlet will provide 22 intensive foster care places for children and young people under 18 years with complex or extreme level of support needs. ↗DCSSDS£3.1mawarded 31 Oct 2023
- Support to young adults The service will provide culturally appropriate, proactive and practical support to eligible young adults including: • accessing and maintaining safe, secure and affordable housing as a priority • connecting or maintaining connections to family, culture, Country and community • accessing education and training opportunities and finding employment • learning budgeting and other independent living skills • accessing stable income or financial support to meet their cost of living • improving health and wellbeing • facilitating referrals and advocating access to other resou ↗DCSSDS£3.0mawarded 26 Sept 2023
- This service outlet will provide 163 foster and kinship care places for children and young people with moderate or high support needs, at any one time in the South West Region. Brokerage Support: • assists carers to meet the care and support needs of children and young people leading to stability in placement (avoiding placement breakdown) • assists carers to support young people as they move through the childhood development stages, access in-home support where required and meet transport requirements to maintain links with school, community and therapeutic services. Brokerage Support funding ↗DCSSDS£8.9mawarded 19 Sept 2023
- This service outlet will provide 68 foster and kinship care places for children and young people with moderate to high support needs at any one time in the South West Region. Brokerage Support: • assists carers to meet the care and support needs of children and young people leading to stability in placement (avoiding placement breakdown) • assists carers to support young people as they move through the childhood development stages, access in-home support where required and meet transport requirements to maintain links with school, community and therapeutic services. Brokerage Support funding o ↗DCSSDS£3.9mawarded 19 Sept 2023
- This service outlet will provide three complex to extreme places. The service will have capacity to provide two workers on at all times, 16 hours per day, plus 8 hour sleepover shifts, 7 days per week. The service encourages children/young people to engage in education, training, or employment activities. Where a child/young person is not engaged in education, training or employment, the service actively supports and facilitates a young person's engagement in weekly educational and/or vocational pursuits. The service can support children and young people with a disability and works collaborati ↗DCYJMA£1.4mawarded 2 Sept 2023
- This service outlet will provide three complex to extreme places. The service will have capacity to provide two workers on at all times, 16 hours per day, plus 8 hour sleepover shifts, 7 days per week. The service encourages children/young people to engage in education, training, or employment activities. Where a child/young person is not engaged in education, training or employment, the service actively supports and facilitates a young person’s engagement in weekly educational and or vocational pursuits. The service can support children and young people with a disability and works collaborati ↗DCYJMA£1.2mawarded 2 Sept 2023
- This service outlet will provide a total of 60 foster and kinship care places for children and young people aged under 18 years, who have been assessed as having a moderate or high level of support needs. Brokerage of $210,000 per annum is allocated to provide support across this service. Brokerage funds are provided to organisations as a component of investment in Family Based Care (FBC) service delivery. The primary aim of brokerage is to improve access to or assist carer households to provide or maintain care arrangements for children or young people within their care. Brokerage assists car ↗DCSSDS£2.8mawarded 11 Aug 2023
- This service outlet will provide a total of 11 intensive foster care places for children and young people aged under 18 years who have been assessed as having complex support needs. Brokerage of $159,755 per annum is allocated to provide support across this service. Brokerage funds are provided to organisations as a component of investment in Family Based Care (FBC) service delivery. The primary aim of brokerage is to improve access to or assist carer households to provide or maintain care arrangements for children or young people within their care. Brokerage assists carers to: * meet the care ↗DCSSDS£4.5mawarded 11 Aug 2023
- The service will support Service Users of Child Safety Service Centres where ongoing statutory intervention with a family is required. The service will: • maintain families where a child remains living at home under the ongoing intervention and monitoring by Child Safety Services; and/or • assist in the reunification of the child with their family from a care placement where this is in the child’s best interest. ↗DCSSDS£1.9mawarded 10 Aug 2023
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