The O’Sullivan Centre initiates projects that seek to assist people who are disadvantaged in the labour market to develop skills and opportunities that will enhance their social and economic participation.
These projects include producing a Resource Kit for Community Service Organisations, developing homework clubs and recreation programs for refugee young people, mentoring programs for unemployed young people and providing training for mentors and youth workers. Read more…
The O’Sullivan Centre was formed in 1999 and officially launched on 13th June of that year. It was named in honour of Father Hugh O’Sullivan and seeks to honour his life and work by developing projects that reflect his commitment to building a fairer society. Read more…
Hugh was originally from Tarlee in the mid north of South Australia who became a Catholic priest and worked for many years with the Young Christian Workers (YCW) at a local, national and international level.
The O’Sullivan Centre acknowledges the critical and unique role that Hugh played in supporting, educating and inspiring young workers as a State, National and International YCW Chaplain. Read more…
Scanlon Foundation, Community Benefit SA and is supported by Good Shepherd Youth and Family Service, RCAACT and St Luke's Anglicare
'Sullivan Centre