Successful tender to deliver Multicultural Health Navigator Service

Feb 10, 2025 | KLR Communications, News, Tenders

Successful tender to deliver Multicultural Health Navigator Service

Care Finder Program

Following a competitive tender process, KLR Communications’ client Advance Diversity Services has successfully secured $836,350 in funding to deliver the Multicultural Health Navigator Service in the Sydney and South Eastern Sydney Local Health Districts from 1 January 2025 to 30 June 2026.

The Multicultural Health Navigator Services aims to enhance health equity by bridging gaps in health service access for members of culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

Advance Diversity Services’ bi-lingual navigators will link people with appropriate services and help to improve health literacy and an understanding of the Australian health and social systems across target populations including: Mandarin and Cantonese, Arabic, Korean, and Nepali.

The service will support people between the ages of 18 – 65 years, who have limited or no English proficiency and who require support navigating the Australian health and social systems.

Advance Diversity Services is a leading non-profit organisation that builds community, brings cultures together and promotes justice, equality and respect. They provide a range of community, aged care, family, disability and settlement services to enhance the health, wellbeing and community connections of individuals and families in St George, the Sutherland Shire, and Inner Sydney.

“We are delighted to be a part of this further win for Advance Diversity Services, which builds on their SETS Program tender win just 6 months prior”, said Kathryn Garth, Managing Director, KLR Communications.

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$1.1 million secured in latest CHSP funding round

Oct 18, 2024 | KLR Communications, News, Tenders

$1.1 million secured in latest CHSP funding round

CSHP

KLR Communications, with our partner SoCom Consulting, are delighted to have assisted our clients to secure almost $1.1 million in funding to deliver CHSP services from 1 November 2024 to 30 June 2025. With the expected option to extend to 30 June 2027, the value of these contracts totals more than $4.4 million.

In what was the most competitive CHSP grant round to date, funding applications exceeded the available budget by more than 20 times. 1201 applications were submitted, totalling more than $2 billion, while only $100 million was available.

The Commonwealth Home Support Programme assists senior Australians to access entry-level support services which enable them to live independently and safely in their own home for as long as possible.

KLR Communications and SoCom Consulting worked together to secure funding for clients across Aged Care Planning Regions (ACPRs) in New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia and the Northern Territory, for the delivery of services including:

  • Domestic Assistance
  • Home Maintenance
  • Allied Health and Therapy
  • Transport services

SoCom Consulting has developed a suite of documents to assist successful applicants in the provision of CHSP services, including:

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    Funding secured to deliver Settlement Engagement and Transition (SETS) Program

    Jun 11, 2024 | KLR Communications, News, Tenders

    Funding secured to deliver Settlement Engagement and Transition (SETS) Program

    Care Finder Program

    Following a competitive tender process, KLR Communications’ client Advance Diversity Services has successfully secured funding to continue delivery of the Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) Program on behalf of the Department of Home Affairs.

    Advance Diversity Services has been delivering SETS Client Services and Community Capacity Building activities since 2015. Securing more than $2 million in further funding enables the ongoing provision of supports for humanitarian entrants and other eligible vulnerable migrants so they may improve social and economic participation, and community connectedness.

    For an additional 3-year period, Advance Diversity Services will provide low and medium-intensity case management and group sessions in support of clients to obtain settlement-related advice, to receive referrals into mainstream services, and to gain assistance to navigate the Australian service system.

    Advance Diversity Services will deliver the Program in 4 NSW Statistical Areas (Hurstville, Kogarah-Rockdale, Cronulla-Miranda-Caringbah, and Sutherland-Menai-Heathcote) via team of Multicultural Support Workers with fluency in Mandarin, Cantonese, Arabic, Nepalese, Thai, Bengali, Russian, Ukrainian and more.

    “This is the second time that Kathryn and KLR have supported us to prepare a successful tender!  Kathryn helped our internal tender team to prepare and win an important bid to provide services under the Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) Program. KLR were great to work with. Professional, impactful and cost effective. We will definitely engage their services again in the future!”, said Thanh Nguyen, Manager, Business Development and Quality, Advance Diversity Services.

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      Tender success ensures ongoing support for families and children across Sydney

      May 26, 2024 | KLR Communications, News, Tenders

      Tender success ensures ongoing support for families and children across Sydney

      Care Finder Program

      KLR Communications congratulates our client Weldon Children’s Services on a number of recent and well-deserved tender successes allowing this impressive organisation to continue supporting families and children across Sydney.

      Weldon is a not-for-profit community organisation catering for children from birth to 12 years of age providing early years education and care to families most in need. Services include:

      • before school care, after school care, care on
      • pupil free days during school term; and
      • vacation care during school holidays.

      The KLR team worked with Weldons late last year in a tender process to successfully secure their place as Outside Ordinary School Hours (OOSH) provider at 3 schools across Sydney, ensuring consistency in care for children who have developed strong bonds with their carers.

      “Recently the team successfully assisted Weldon in being re-appointed as OOSH providers in multiple locations by supporting us through an EOI process. They take the time to really understand what the desired outcomes are and what is needed to provide a winning submission,” Deborah Moran – CEO Weldon Children’s Services.

      In addition, KLR worked with Weldons to secure development grants for 5 of their OOSH programs. The Development Grant Program aims to encourage and support projects, initiatives and programs that are designed to increase the viability of an approved service. Through securing important funding, Weldons is now able to further develop their programs, develop the expertise of their educators and obtain exciting new equipment and supplies that promote physical activity and development for children.

      “KLR Communications supported Weldon through a successful grant application process that resulted in Weldon obtaining significant grants for 5 of our Out of School Hours programs. Kathryn and her team are highly professional. I highly recommend engaging [them] to support any organisation going through a tender or grant application process,” Deborah Moran – CEO Weldon Children’s Services.

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        Release of CHSP Funding for NEW Providers – First in 5 Years

        Apr 18, 2024 | KLR Communications, News

        Release of CHSP Funding for NEW Providers – First in 5 Years

        Care Finder Program

        The Australian Government has this week issued a grant opportunity for the provision of funding under the Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP). With the exception of the release of funding for CALD communities in late 2020, this is the first release available to NEW providers in almost 5 years.

        GO6887 offers $100 million of funding in the 2024-25 financial year for providers to deliver the following services in targeted Aged Care Planning Regions (ACPRs):

        • Domestic Assistance
        • Home Maintenance
        • Allied Health and Therapy
        • Transport services

        Available ACPRs and funding amounts can be found in the Priority Table here.

        The grant opportunity is open for applications between 16 April 2024 to 31 May 2024, with service delivery by successful applicants to commence from no earlier than 1 October 2024 to 30 June 2025.

        The minimum annual grant amount is $250,000 (GST exclusive) and successful applicants will have the opportunity to extend funding through to 30 June 2027 when extension arrangements are released.

        Eligibility requirements

        To be eligible you must be an existing Commonwealth funded provider of one of the following:

        • Department of Health and Aged Care (approved Aged Care Provider)
        • Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA Provider)
        • National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS Provider)

        KLR Communications has successfully worked with clients to secure in excess of $10 million of CHSP funding in previous rounds.  For information on your suitability for this grant opportunity and assistance to apply, Contact Us.

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