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Did you know you can partner with CSI to power your business?


Did you know CSI works with both public and private sector organisations?
We offer flexible partnership models designed to suit a wide range of business needs — from ongoing collaborations to one-off projects.

Did you know there are multiple ways to engage with CSI?
Our private sector business models include:

·       Full management and operation of CSI business units

·       Dedicated units supported by private sector management

·       Sub-contracting on a continuous or ad hoc basis

·       Direct purchase of CSI products and services

Did you know CSI helps bring work back onshore?
We specialise in import replacement opportunities, working with partners to strengthen local supply chains and support Australian industry.

Did you know CSI has a skilled workforce ready to deliver?
Our correctional centres include individuals in custody with trade skills and vocational experience — capable of undertaking a broad range of work functions with quality and reliability.

Did you know your business could benefit from partnering with CSI?
Whether you're looking to expand capacity, or support social impact, CSI can complement your operations in meaningful ways.

If you see potential for collaboration, we’d love to hear from you.

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Rebuilding together - inmates contribute to Northern Rivers recovery.

NSW Public Works managed the delivery of the temporary housing program following the unprecedented floods in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales in 2022.   CSI Modular Buildings was a key partner in delivering 165 modular homes.

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The Australian Aboriginal flag stands as a powerful symbol of cultural identity and resilience.
A new literacy program is changing lives, offering inmates a second chance at education.
CSI ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of essential items is a non-negotiable responsibility.
Sometimes mentors come in our world within controlled environments, others come in unexpectedly
Our exclusive Aboriginal art notebooks have completely sold out!
When we have an inmate student who goes the extra mile, the CSI team become very proud
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News and updates

That's a lot of meals

Read how CSI Food Services is responsible for providing meals for 10,000 people in custody every day

The beloved Granny Smith apple!

Read how CSI has an operational orchard at Mannus where people in custody are trained in orchard harvesting.

Work Release creates opportunity

Read more on the program proven to be a great transition for people in custody .

The benefits of wooden chopping boards

Whether you are a professional chef or a home chef, read why chopping boards are an essential in any kitchen!

Facilities maintenance and beyond

Read more on how CSI Facilities Maintenance are playing a key role in maintaining buildings and equipment

Handmade Australian National Flag

CSI Textiles, one of our standout products is the Australian National Flag, meticulously handcrafted

CSI delivers for the Northern Territory

NT Correctional Services needed additional accommodation in Alice Springs, and quick!

When a team works together

Read more on how the South Coast Correctional Centre worked as a team to design, build and construct a new reception counter.

On the road again

Read how the CSI Logsitics team has a mammoth task to deliver essentials to Correctional Centre 

New product!

Read more on how CSI created  unique plush toys based on real dogs in the K9 unit.

Kirkconnell and daffodils

Check out how the team have created a niche for themselves with the local community in daffodils.

Sheep shearing at Mannus

CSI Agriculture is playing a vital role in providing real world experience in sheep shearing.  Check out the story.

Girrawaa Creative Arts Centre

Hear more about the local college commissioning a design from an artist at Girrawaa.

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