Save the Children Australia
What they do
Save the Children Australia supplies child and youth welfare services, including family support, youth justice, education programs and regional processing centre services.
Who buys from them
Its largest buyers are Department of Home Affairs, NSW Department of Communities and Justice, Department of Communities, Department for Education, Children and Young People and DFSDSCS, across 13 buyers.
Contract size
Contracts usually sit between $147K and $1.2M, with a median of $372K. Its largest are services to minors in Nauru at $36.7M and care and support for regional processing transfers at $8M, both with Department of Home Affairs.
Recent activity
In the last 12 months there were 5 contracts worth $5.2M. Of 3 active contracts, 2 end within 12 months, the soonest in Dec 2026.
What they win
How much they win each year, the size of a typical contract, and every contract on record.
Contract history
Who they win it from
Their biggest government buyers and how much of their work each one is.
Most of their work comes from one buyer: Department of Home Affairs, 75% of value.
Coming up
Contracts that end soon and may go back out to tender.
The next one ends December 2026 at DFSDSCS.
Recompete radar
4 expiring in 12moContracts nearing the end of their term. Some may go back out to tender when they expire.
About them
Company details, where they work and the names they trade under.
Also traded asSave the Children, SAVE THE CHILDREN, Save the Children Australia, Save The Children Australia, SAVE THE CHILDREN AUSTRALIA, SAVE THE CHILDREN AUSTRALIA (SCA) T CENTRE FOR EVIDENCE AND IMPLEMENTAT, Save the Children Australia trading as 54 Reasons, Save the Children Australia Trust, SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND AUSTRALIA, Save the Children Fund (Qld Div)
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