Umeewarra Aboriginal Media Association (UAMA) offers a very important service to the community of the Port Augusta region. As South Australia’s only Aboriginal radio station it has given the Aboriginal people a voice that they wouldn’t normally get in mainstream media.

UAMA produces a wide range of programs for the community. These include the Daily News, Job-watch, After School Show, Documentary Time, Aboriginal Current Affairs, a sports program, a gospel program and a country music show.

The programs all feature Indigenous content and local information. They offer a service that enables the community to have access to information on Indigenous issues and also offer positive stories from the Indigenous community.

D.A.D.S. is a nonprofit organisation run solely by volunteers offering assistance to men whose lives have been touched by disability and/or health issues. They provide a network for dads and other men who are able to share the problems they are facing in everyday life.

The men are able to share their concerns and frustrations in an open forum and find ideas to help with their own circumstances. They can get ideas as to how to assist with providing a productive life for people with a disability or health problem as well as sharing any issues which D.A.D.S. can help provide solutions for.

Through a generous donation from Microsoft D.A.D.S. received a comprehensive list of software which included Digital Image Suite and Office for MAC Professional Edition. These Microsoft products have made it possible for D.A.D.S. to produce quality PowerPoint presentations.

When coupled with the diagramming templates that Visio offers D.A.D.S.  is now sharing  stories with others more effectively than ever before. Microsoft has played a role in helping them grow from just 4 dads to 175 members in just 4 years.

Women's Resource Centre (WRC) provides free resources, information and referrals to women on a range of issues. They provide a safe and friendly space for women in the community to ‘drop-in', relax and meet with other women. WRC network with community groups and agencies to identify training gaps for workers as well as identifying and resolving issues of concern to women in the community.

WRC offer public access to computers, internet and email for people who don't own their own computer. Gabrielle from WRC says, "With our limited funding we have been able to save dollars by using the DonorTec program. This means we can offer other activities and spread our funding further."

The Rosebud Police Senior Citizens Register Incorporated (RPSCRI) www.rosebudseniors.websyte.com.au is a charity organisation  manned entirely by volunteers, and relies entirely on fundraisers and donations. Some of the many important functions RPSCRI performs include making elderly people feel safer, minimising the fear of crime amongst the elderly and increasing the awareness of elderly people to their own safety and security.

To aid in their service proviision RPSCRI maintains a register comprising more than 4000 senior residents of the Mornington Peninsula.  They  keep a database of important personal information for each of their senior clients which is of great assistance to emergency services when the need arises.

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Who are they?
Asthma Foundation of SA

Where are they?
Hilton, South Australia

What do they do?
Provide information to increase health literacy on respiratory issues

What did they receive?
Sohpos Endpoint Security & Control and Email Security & Control Bundle

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Who are they?
Life’s Little Treasures Inc

Where are they?
Melbourne, Victoria

What do they do?
Provide support and assistance to families of premature babies throughout Victoria

What did they receive?
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007/My Bookings Manager Executive