Non-Profits
Make technology work harder for your mission. IT Networks helps not-for-profit organisations in Melbourne and Perth support their people, protect sensitive information and plan IT spending with greater clarity.
Your staff and volunteers need dependable tools to deliver services, coordinate programs and keep supporters informed. Limited budgets, ageing equipment and changing teams can make that difficult to manage without dedicated IT resources.
We help charities, associations and community organisations prioritise what matters: reliable day-to-day support, appropriate access to donor and client records, and a practical plan for maintaining and improving technology.
A clear place to get help with devices, accounts and everyday technology issues.
Strengthen email, device and account controls around donor, supporter and service-user information.
Support shared files, email and collaboration across offices, outreach teams and remote workers.
Structured onboarding and offboarding so employees, volunteers and contractors have appropriate access.
Identify important records, check backup coverage and prepare a realistic restoration plan.
Prioritise replacements, review licence use and map improvements against available resources.
We begin with your services, locations and existing tools, including donor management, CRM, finance and program systems. Working with your vendors, we identify the IT dependencies that affect staff and volunteers most.
Ongoing staff assistance, maintenance, Microsoft 365 and technology planning.
Practical protection for donor information, accounts and service delivery.
Local assistance for charities and community organisations from Bundoora.
Support for staff, systems and secure collaboration from Burswood.
Our teams in Bundoora and Burswood support organisations working across offices, community venues and outreach locations. We can provide an outsourced IT function or work alongside your existing staff, with a service scope that reflects your resources and priorities.
Understand how your programs operate before recommending technology changes.
Agree the service scope and quote for additional work so decisions can be planned.
Provide clear guidance for staff and volunteers with different levels of technical experience.
We prioritise backups and recovery around your essential programs, helping your organisation prepare for disruptions that could affect staff, volunteers and the people you support.
Give staff and volunteers a practical support path when technology interrupts their work.
Strengthen the handling of donor, member and service-user information.
Prioritise improvements and plan replacement costs against your organisation’s needs.
Feedback from our clients across Australia
Founder & CEO
Jim Kay is a seasoned entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of IT Networks, a consultancy that specialises in delivering corporate-grade IT solutions and cybersecurity services to small and medium-sized enterprises across Australia. As a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Jim combines his extensive background in electronics with a wealth of business experience gained from owning and operating multiple ventures.
Technical Services Director
As a co-owner, Kim is dedicated to enhancing operational efficiency and delivering innovative IT solutions that empower clients. With a Bachelor of Engineering and certifications as a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), Cisco Certified Network Professional, and Cisco Certified Voice Associate, Kim brings a wealth of technical expertise to his role. He is also passionate about leveraging artificial intelligence to streamline workflows and improve productivity,
Tell us about your systems, locations and priorities. Our Melbourne and Perth teams will help you identify the next step and prepare a scope that suits your organisation.
