Your success is our success !
Follow Us:
At DCC&A, we believe conferences should do more than share knowledge — they should contribute a lasting impact. As a company dedicated to advancing healthcare through meaningful events, we are proud to support organisations that deliver practical care, promote health equity, uphold dignity and respond to need both locally and globally. The charities we nominate reflect our commitment to service, evidence-based practice and creating a positive legacy beyond the conference room.
AIG’s Remote Laundries Project; Washing away disease, one load at a time
AIG’s Remote Laundries Project is an Aboriginal-owned and operated charity that provides remote Aboriginal communities with a purpose-built, free laundry facility, set in a 20ft shipping container that creates meaningful employment and reduces the burden of disease, one wash at a time. Our known, proven and trusted solution improves quality of life through disease prevention including scabies, acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease. This is a simple, proven, and community-driven model with national relevance.
With 7 Laundries in operation, having created over 130 jobs with 100% Aboriginal employment, AIG continues to build and launch new Laundries across the NT and Australia wide.
VIEW MORE
DeadlyScience provides science and health resources to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, helping to inspire the next generation of scientists and health professionals. By promoting education, equity and opportunity, they address long-term health disparities and contribute to a more inclusive healthcare future.
VIEW MORE
Orange Sky offers free mobile laundry and shower services to people experiencing homelessness. Clean clothing and access to hygiene are simple but powerful contributors to health, confidence and dignity. Supporting this organisation recognises that healthcare extends beyond hospitals and clinics to the social determinants of health.
VIEW MORE
Street Side Medics provides free, mobile GP-led healthcare to people experiencing homelessness across Australia. By delivering primary care directly to those who need it most, they reduce barriers to treatment and improve health outcomes for vulnerable communities. Their work closely reflects the clinical focus and social responsibility of our healthcare delegates.
VIEW MORE
World Central Kitchen delivers immediate food relief in the wake of disasters and humanitarian crises around the world. Access to nutritious food is fundamental to health, dignity and recovery.
Their agile, action-oriented model complements the humanitarian and public health values shared by many of our conferences.
VIEW MORE