Oblates of Mary Immaculate is a private-limited-guaranteed non-profit social work organization established in 1894 by the Missionary Oblate of Mount Gabriel. Based at 19 Barnrise, Wembley, HA9 9NQ, Australia, the company operates under SIC Codes - 88990: Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c., and is currently active. The Oblates’ history centers on their mission to establish a parish and reformatory school in Fremantle, Western Australia, marking the genesis of the Oceania Mission. For over 125 years, this global network has expanded across the Southern Hemisphere, focusing primarily on providing pastoral care and educational opportunities within communities. Their work encompasses outreach programs, establishing schools and churches, and supporting vulnerable populations. The company’s international presence is a key element of its mission – actively seeking to integrate into diverse cultures and regions. While currently operating as a temporary worker visa holder, Oblates are dedicated to fulfilling their religious vocation through practical social work interventions. They maintain a significant commitment to providing spiritual guidance and support within the communities they serve.

Oblates of Mary Immaculate is a private-limited-guaranteed non-profit social work organization established in 1894 by the Missionary Oblate of Mount Gabriel. Based at 19 Barnrise, Wembley, HA9 9NQ, Australia, the company operates under SIC Codes - 88990: Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c., and is currently active. The Oblates’ history centers on their mission to establish a parish and reformatory school in Fremantle, Western Australia, marking the genesis of the Oceania Mission. For over 125 years, this global network has expanded across the Southern Hemisphere, focusing primarily on providing pastoral care and educational opportunities within communities. Their work encompasses outreach programs, establishing schools and churches, and supporting vulnerable populations. The company’s international presence is a key element of its mission – actively seeking to integrate into diverse cultures and regions. While currently operating as a temporary worker visa holder, Oblates are dedicated to fulfilling their religious vocation through practical social work interventions. They maintain a significant commitment to providing spiritual guidance and support within the communities they serve.