Our Partners

 

Community Data Solutions has the privilege of working with the following partners to best assist our clients .

NGO Training Centre

www.ngotrainingcentre.com

NGO Training Centre specialises in delivering comprehensive training solutions tailored for organisations in the Australian Disability sector. They offer over 80 courses, covering essential topics crucial for organisations supporting individuals with NDIS funding. Their commitment extends beyond just training, ensuring that your staff is well-equipped and your organisation achieves compliance with the NDIS Quality Standards and Code of Conduct.

Deputy

https://deputy.com/au

Deputy is a Scheduling and timesheets sofware that helps Schedule teams with simple drag and drop tools. It helps streamline your business admin to ease the pressure of managing your team in stressful times.

National Family Preservation Network

https://www.nfpn.org/

Our mission is achieved through initiatives in the areas of family preservation, reunification, and father-involvement. NFPN offers research-based tools, training resources, and technical assistance to public and private child- and family-serving agencies.

Ryan & Sons

http://www.ryanandsons.com.au/

Ryan & Sons provide training and consultancy in Workplace Health and Safety, developing presentation skills, working with difficult clients, and computer database systems. As facilitators, they work closely with the organisation to make sure that the key messages and content are delivered in an engaging and informative setting by promoting participation, delivering relevance and providing opportunity for discussion.

Sector Connect Incorporated

https://sectorconnect.org.au

Sector Connect is the peak organisation representing and providing regional leadership to community services in the South West Sydney Health District with a primary focus on Campbelltown, Camden, Wollondilly and Wingecarribee NSW. We have 20 years’ experience as a regional leader, responsive to our region’s changing needs as we identify priority areas for research and planning.