Searching for Help is a non-profit organisation providing self help information, referrals, resources and support for the wellbeing of all Australians.
Working with over 1,000 welfare, charity and community organisations, and Government bodies, Searching for Help provides up to date, relevant information on a broad range of topics and issues.
The Searching for Help publications and internet portal are the first of their kind, a pioneer project aimed at providing consistency and ease of use through this effective self-help resource.
Some of the topics covered by Searching for Help include:
- Family
- People
- Home and Living
- Work
- Lifestyle
- Health and Wellbeing
- Neighbourhood and Community
- Government
- Organisations
- News and Events
- Volunteering
- Donations and Fundraising
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Searching for Help provides a vital information source for the entire community and revolutionizes the way people access information. Instead of having to hunt for hundreds of different sites to locate relevant, credible and usually hard to find information, Searching for Help links all consumers by providing one common point of reference.
The Searching for Help self-help guide is available in hard copy as well as an interactive CD and contains over 200 pages of reference information. The guide also includes a directory-style section with relevant products and services.
Distribution of the publications will include medical centres, pharmacies, community centres, schools, women’s groups, etc.
With readership exceeding 1.7 million for the first edition, the Searching for Help guide is an invaluable tool for any organisation.
Searching for Help is provided as a free community service thanks to the support of businesses and organisations sponsoring the self-help guides and/or the web site.
