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We turn ideas into top-shelf digital products. At W5labs we support our clients to get to the top of their games with smart digital services since 2008. We build custom software, websites, apps, and deliver astonishing product designs. Our code is 'effective creativity': crafting first-class solutions that work well. This is what we do, this is what we love.

We turn ideas into top-shelf digital products. At W5labs we support our clients to get to the top of their games with smart digital services since 2008. We build custom software, websites, apps, and deliver astonishing product designs. Our code is 'effective creativity': crafting first-class solutions that work well. This is what we do, this is what we love.

W8 Wealth Limited is approved as an appointed representative of VaR Capital. We provide asset management services to ultra-high net worth African entrepreneurs. Our experienced investment committee acts in the best interest of our clients by offering top-quality advice on strategic asset allocation and asset protection. We serve our clients by paying close attention to their complex and unique needs, focusing thoroughly on their short term and long term investment objectives.

With a history dating back to 1979, W9 Australia has grown to become one of the nation's well-known medical and dental wholesalers, supplying products to both the Government and Private Sectors. The Company's products are distributed nationally across Australia and exported internationally. In a market that requires quality products at competitive prices, W9 has led the way in procuring a broad range of products from both overseas and Australian manufacturers. These products include Dental and Medical consumables and Instruments. A broad and continually growing client base which includes major Public and Private customers, International Corporations and Governments, together with a strong distribution network of Medical and Dental Dealers, in addition to a capable and committed team of employees will see W9 excel into the future.

Delivering excellence in training and customer service with a wealth of practical experience in all courses we deliver. We opened the Academy in 2010 with a vision of bringing professional training to Western Australians who wish to start or advance in a chosen career. As an RTO we operate in accordance with the national guidelines of the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) and the requirements of Training Accreditation Council of WA (TAC). We are constantly researching and developing training in response to new and changing legislation allowing us to respond to market demand creating and adjusting where necessary, practical and relevant short courses as required. As a Registered Training Organisation we can customise training to your business or orginasation's needs, and deliver training in the workplace if that is more convenient. As an employer you may be eligible for government incentives, particularly in the case of apprenticeships and traineeships. Investing in training ensures that your employees have the right skills to do their job and improves the proudcitivty and competitiveness of your business. Many staff training options come with governement support. Training is flexible and there are a number of financial incentives available to employers.

The WA AIDS council, established in 1985, leads the Western Australian community in the provision of a wide range of services in the prevention of HIV, and the treatment and care of people living with HIV/AIDS. Our Vision Strengthening our community's health and quality of life. Our Mission To minimise the impact and further transmission of HIV, other blood borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections. To reduce social, legal and policy barriers which prevent access to health information and effective support and prevention services. Our Core Values Excellence Community Accountability Commitment Access and Equity Please contact our offices at any stage for advice, support and direction. Care, support and counselling are provided to all people infected, and affected by, HIV/AIDS.

WAAMH advocates on behalf of the sector, offers training and development, and promotes better mental health awareness.

Wā Collective is a bleedingly important social enterprise. We are ending period poverty, period waste and changing the way that we as a society talk and act about menstruation. Through our Bought to Support model, every ethically crafted zero waste Wā menstrual Cup sold subsidises one for someone in need. We partner with institutes to distribute our gold standard subsidised cups throughout NZ and flow our Wā Cups to the world, no strings attached. Together we've already saved menstruators $180000, prevented 530000 menstrual products from going to landfill, and made people's periods easier too. Join us.

With more than 30 years of experience in building across Western Australia. From as far north as Kalbarri in the Mid West, to Esperance in the Great Southern, out past Northam in the Avon region, and everywhere in between WA Country Builders build over a large part of Western Australia. Our extensive range of unique home designs bring plenty of choice to people, and our award-winning customer service, local staff and trades, ensure you have the Better Building Experience.

Every day for the past 96 years the WA Deaf Society has been a committed advocate for equal access and inclusion for the Deaf and hard of hearing community in WA. The essence of our work is including individuals within the community regardless of their abilities so that they are able to enjoy the benefits of being able to participate and contribute across all areas of life. We do this by providing services such as; - SLC (Interpreting Services), - Employment (DEAFinite), - Childrens Services (LEAP language early access program, Auslan For Families, home-based support and learning), - Community Services, and - Social opportunities. The advocacy scope of the WA Deaf Society is broad, covering civic involvement, early intervention, education, employment, healthcare, assistive technology, telecommunications, leadership, and more improving the lives of deaf and hard of hearing West Australians. The WA Deaf Society also carries out its national advocacy work through coalition efforts with other state based deaf and hard of hearing organizations, as well as coalitions representing national cross-disability organisations. WA Deaf Society is NDIS ready and can also offer support for NDIS transition and packages through our Support Workers and Community Services Staff.