Supplier profile
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
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 201–225 of 853 awards we hold
- This service outlet will provide 11 places for children and young people with complex support needs. ↗DCYJMA£3.3mawarded 27 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£4.3mawarded 17 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£90kawarded 17 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£9.8mawarded 17 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£2.3mawarded 17 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£3.6mawarded 17 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£5.6mawarded 17 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£1.9mawarded 17 Jul 2023
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DTATSIPCA - Communities£3.0mawarded 17 Jul 2023
- You will provide support to young people in the catchment area who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. You will provide services as described in Your offer (Attachment 2), including the employment of six full time case managers and a program manager who will be supported by existing senior management of the organisation. Support to young people will be delivered 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. I ↗DCSSDS£1.2mawarded 10 Jun 2023
- This service outlet will provide 53 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 ↗DCYJMA£3.9mawarded 18 Jan 2023
- Status Resolution Support Services ↗Department of Home Affairs£105.0mawarded 12 Jan 2023
- Status Resolution Support Services ↗Department of Home Affairs£76.2mawarded 12 Jan 2023
- This service outlet will provide 133 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. 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 ↗DCYJMA£9.1mawarded 23 Dec 2022
- The service will be delivered through the following key components: Culturally responsive and capable services – services and supports that are culturally responsive and meet the cultural needs of young people, particularly to ensure their ongoing connection or reconnection to family, community, culture and country. Connections and timely access – providing young people with opportunities to connect to support through multiple access mechanisms Collaborative approaches – working closely with Child Safety Officers (CSOs), natural mentors, other government agencies and funded non-government orga ↗DCYJMA£1.1mawarded 14 Dec 2022
- 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. ↗DCYJMA£2.4mawarded 14 Dec 2022
- Contract with Life Without Barriers ↗DCHDE - Communities£847kawarded 29 Nov 2022
- The service outlet will provide four (4) places consisting of the following support levels: - 2 x young people with high and complex needs - 2 x young people with moderate to high needs. The service encourages young people to engage in education, training, or employment. Where a young person is not engaged in education, training or employment, the service will facilitate access for young people to ongoing education, employment, and skills acquisition opportunities. The service can support young people with a disability and works collaboratively with other service providers, as required, to imp ↗DCYJMA£1.5mawarded 23 Nov 2022
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCYJMA£44kawarded 31 Oct 2022
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCYJMA£41kawarded 31 Oct 2022
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCYJMA£69kawarded 31 Oct 2022
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCYJMA£28kawarded 25 Oct 2022
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCYJMA£29kawarded 25 Oct 2022
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCYJMA£33kawarded 25 Oct 2022
- Contract with LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS ↗DCYJMA£12kawarded 24 Oct 2022
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