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Kidslink International Inc. Kidslink primarily works in Mozambique, to relieve the suffering of impoverished children and to create a better future.
Some of Kidslink's activities include building wells and schools, providing nutrition and healthcare education, supporting orphanages and medical clinics, and much more. 100% of donations to Kidslink will be used to help children in desperate need. No funds will be used for administration purposes.
Multiple Sclerosis Society Australia MS Australia strives for a world without multiple sclerosis through quality research, and for service excellence to people with multiple sclerosis and their carers.
Multiple Sclerosis Australia makes a commitment to enhance the quality of life of people with MS and reduce the impact of MS on the families and carers of those with multiple sclerosis.
Blue Dragon Children's Foundation Blue Dragon works with kids in crisis throughout Vietnam, offering disadvantaged young people a wide range of services and support to help them break out of poverty, forever, by getting them back to school and helping them achieve their best.
Blue Dragon is currently working with 800 kids aged from 5 to 20, including street kids, victims of child trafficking, children with disabilities and rural students.
The Leukaemia Foundation The Leukaemia Foundation is the only national organisation dedicated to the care and cure of patients and families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders.
The Leukaemia Foudation provides free personalised support and care for patients and families right throughout their journey - from diagnosis, treatment to recovery. This support is provided by an extensive team of trained cancer nurses and allied health professionals and reaches every town and community across Australia.
Kidney Health Australia Kidney Health Australia is a national non profit organization, servicing the Australian community for 40 years and is the lead organization promoting kidney and urinary tract health through research, consumer participation, education and health service. Some of the services include; free educational information for patients and their families via a 1800 telephone service. Annual patient and carer forums are conducted in each state. A National Kidney Kids camp and activities program are held annually for children who are living with chronic kidney disease.
Hawk Haven - Raptor Rehabilitation, Education & Research
Hawk Haven is a wildlife shelter dedicated to the special needs of sick, injured and orphaned diurnal birds of prey and owls, located near Buninyong in Western Victoria, Australia. They are a privately owned and operated facility licensed by the Department of Sustainability and Environment.
Hawk Haven's aim is to provide expert care to sick, injured and orphaned birds of prey, returning the birds to their natural habitat in the wild wherever possible. They also provide educational programs to schools and community groups and publish information pertaining to raptor biology, ecology, injury and illness.
The Ted Noffs Foundation The Ted Noffs Foundation was founded by the great Australian humanitarian the Rev. Ted Noffs over 50 years ago. They provide essential services for young people and their families who are experiencing drug and alcohol problems and related trauma.
TNF programs include residential programs for young people with serious alcohol and substance abuse problems, day programs and counselling for young people in the early stages of drug or alcohol experimation, schools programs, out-client counselling and a variety of support groups and other services for familes and carers. They are also committed to being a source of information and advice to Government and care providers and are leaders in researching and evaluating new programs
ChildFund Australia ChildFund Australia is an independent and non-religious international development organisation that works to reduce or eliminate poverty for children in the developing world. Using a child sponsorship approach, ChildFund Australia directly implements programs in Vietnam, Cambodia and Papua New Guinea and manages projects delivered by partner organisations in Asia, Africa and the Americas.
ChildFund Australia is a member of ChildFund Alliance - a global network of 12 organisations which assists 13 million children in over 50 countries and is supported by over 52,000 sponsors in Australia alone. ChildFund Australia is a registered charity and is fully accredited by the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID).
Kids Under Cover Kids Under Cover is a not-for-profit organisation that raises funds to construct purpose built bungalows and houses for young people at risk of becoming homeless. The ultimate aim of Kids Under Cover is for young people to stay connected with family, school and community. Kids Under Cover also provide educational scholarships to ensure a healthy journey into adulthood.
Sids and Kids SIDS and Kids is dedicated to saving the lives of babies and children during pregnancy, birth, infancy and childhood and to supporting bereaved families.
They deliver on their vision through world class research; evidence based education and bereavement support; and advocacy.
Variety Variety the children's charity is committed to the ongoing identification of innovative ways of improving the quality of life for disadvantaged and disabled children. It raises money and seeks to distribute as much of the funds as possible each year to worthy causes in the form of goods and services, not cash.
Able Australia Able Australia (formerly The Deafblind Association) has supported people with multiple disabilities, with the help of the wider community over the past 40 years. Their mission is to reach out to people with multiple disabilities including deafblindness, supporting them in achieving self-fulfillment and connection with the greater community.
Ardoch Youth Foundation Ardoch believes that access to an excellent education and caring relationships are the keys to ensuring children experiencing disadvantage have options and choices in life. Ardoch brings schools, communities and businesses together to generate resources in the form of money, volunteer time, goods and services to make education a reality. Ardoch's fully trained and supported volunteers provide educational, emotional and social support to students in early learning, primary and secondary schools.
Lifeline Australia Lifeline provides everyday Australians with access to vital mental health services, self-help resources, and suicide prevention and awareness information.
Lifeline’s 24 hour telephone counselling line – 13 11 14 – is available to everyday Australians needing emotional support, for the cost of a local call. Trained volunteer telephone counsellors answer over 450,000 calls on this service each year. Lifeline relies on community support and donations to deliver these important services.
Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation is dedicated to supporting excellence and innovation in child and adolescent healthcare at PMH, Western Australia's only specialist children's hospital. The Foundation is the principal fundraising body for the hospital and has provided grants in excess of $22 million since its inception in 1998. These grants have funded vital medical equipment, specialist staff, research, hospital services, education and training. As the only charity that fundraises exclusively for the entire hospital, the Foundation is in a unique position to make a real difference to the lives of sick and injured children in Western Australia.
Royal Children's Hospital Foundation - Queensland The Royal Children's Hospital Foundation (RCHF) is the fundraising arm of the Royal Children's Hospital in Brisbane - Queensland's leading paediatric critical care facility, which touches the lives of more than 100,000 sick kids every year.
We are a not-for-profit organisation, dedicated to working wonders for sick kids. Your support will help us to work wonders for sick kids every day.
Future Cambodia Fund Future Cambodia Fund is a non-profit organisation with the core aim of empowering disadvantaged young people, their families and communities.
Vision: Every child should have the right to a childhood, to education, and to protection
History: A non-profit, non-government organisation, Future Cambodia Fund was formed in Cambodia in 2004, by Leigh Mathews. Future Cambodia Fund was established in response to the lack of support, services and educational opportunities for children and young people in Cambodia. Future Cambodia Fund was formed out of the belief that every child has the right to a childhood, to education, and the right to be protected and nurtured.
Childwise Child Wise is Australia's leading international child protection charity. We work across Australia and in over 15 Asia Pacific countries. We know that the biggest threat to children's futures is abuse. It destroys lives. That is why we are committed to the prevention and protection of children from abuse and exploitation. Our services include support and counselling, as well as solution-focused programs which educate and support individuals and communities to protect children.
Every child deserves the right start in life.
Down Syndrome Victoria Down Syndrome Victoria works to empower individuals to achieve a lifetime of meaningful inclusion in the community.
Cystic Fibrosis Victoria CF is the most common incurable life-shortening chronic genetic condition in Australia. Many sufferers live until their early 30’s, but still too many die young. 1 in 25 Australians are healthy CF carriers, with a baby diagnosed every 4 days. Over 98% of parents of new diagnosed infants have no idea they are carriers until after their child was born. Cystic Fibrosis Victoria act as the only provider of flexible support services for 600+ children, young people & adults with CF, and their families in Victoria. We aim to promote research; increase awareness of CF; and provide education, flexible support and advocacy for all CF sufferers.
Food 4 Everyone (F4E) raises money and resources to help Cambodians living in extreme poverty. We share a sense of global responsibility and strongly believe that together, we can make a difference. F4E launched in April 2006 and uses the infrastructure Heartland International mission, to set up a variety of food distribution and self-sufficiency programs. The “Windy Village” project provides nutritious meals for 300 children, 30 elderly people and a growing number of young mums and bubs three times a week on the outskirts of Kampong Cham. Other projects include “Freedom Food” in Kampong Cham Medium Security Jail, “Dignity Food” in the Aids ward of the Kampong Cham Hospital and “River Food and Aid Relief” project along the slums of the Mekong River bank. F4E sponsors three students at agricultural college who now operate the F4E farmlet as well as pass on their knowledge and skills to the other villagers. F4E’s most recent project “Poverty Aid 4 Cambodia” which identifies and targets poverty spots in Cambodia and involves the construction of wells, food distribution and seed and tree planting projects. We are now ready to commence a F4E project on the Thai/Burmese border. Please visit our website for more information about our projects.
RSPCA Victoria RSPCA Victoria is an independent animal welfare charity, which relies on community support to fund the vital animal welfare services it provides.
The RSPCA operates eleven animal welfare shelters across Victoria, which provide refuge and care for stray, injured and abandoned animals and adoption services for the community. RSPCA Inspectors investigate cruelty complaints, prosecute offenders and rescue animals from dangerous situations.
YMCA Victoria It is our goal that no one, as a result of their social, cultural, geographical, educational, physical or economic situation will be denied an opportunity to participate in YMCA activities, which aim to build strong people, families and communities.
Northcott Disability Services Northcott provides services to people with a broad range of disabilities including physical, intellectual, sensory, acquired and degenerative disabilities, as well as challenging behaviours. Some clients with rare or lesser known disabilities find Northcott to be the only provider of appropriate support and services.
Some of the services Northcott provides include early childhood support services, accommodation, community participation programs, computer assistive technology, employment, equipment, individual and family support, recreation, respite, and specialist services. From early childhood development, through to assisting individuals gain employment and independent living skills, Northcott’s provision of services centres on each stage of the changing life cycle.
Children's Medical Research Institute The Children's Medical Research Institute is an independent research centre which focuses exclusively on fundamental research into human development.
This involves the study of the progressive changes in our body cells from the time of conception when the genetic basis for our biological future is determined. It is during this early development that faults may occur which are either imprinted genetically or are the result of environmental hazards. If we can determine how and why these faults occur, it may be possible to either correct or modify their effects.
Many diseases that also affect adults, such as cancer and vascular disease, have similar basic origins. Our research, therefore, has enormous implications for the future health care of every man, woman and child in the nation.
Heart Research InstituteAt The Heart Research Institute we are focused on discovering ways to prevent, reverse and diagnose heart disease - THE WORLD'S NUMBER ONE KILLER!
MontroseAccess MontroseAccess provides therapy, respite and recreation services for children and young adults with physical disabilities throughout Queensland.
The most prevalent conditions we support include neuromuscular conditions, Juvenile Arthritis, Acquired Brain Injuries, Arthrogryposis and Congenital and Acquired Bone and Joint Conditions.
We also provide support to clients with rare or undiagnosed conditions. For many of these families, we are the only source of assistance and support.
Our services currently touch over 2,000 people throughout the year, including direct support to over 600 young people.
