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(AU, 50116495405) Browse eventsMelaleuca Refugee Centre is a community–controlled, not–for–profit association operating out of Darwin. The association was first established in 1996 to cater for refugees and asylum seekers wanting to settle in the Northern Territory. In 2002 it expanded and now provides an environment for resettlement and healing of refugee survivors of torture and trauma, their families and community through confidential, high-quality and holistic services. Every year Melaleuca, in conjunction with the Refugee Council of Australia organises a World Refugee Day Festival for World Refugee Week. This year the event will be held on the 14th of June. The event aims to highlight the importance of refugee issues and celebrate the resilience, talents and achievements of people with refugee background in the Northern Territory. World Refugee Day is a chance to draw attention to refugee issues, to promote respect towards the refugee population, and most of all to celebrate the many amazing contributions that the refugee community make to Australian society. World Refugee Day showcases and celebrates some of these contributions, through incredible performances, inspiring workshops, crafts, food and a multicultural soccer competition. The event is a key activity in building relationships between people form refugee background and the broader community and promoting respect and understanding. Each year the event relies on external funds to make the day a success. These funds go toward paying performers, running workshops, coordinating food and stalls, equipment, promotion and marketing. Through GoFundraise we hope to raise $15,000. We would be grateful for any contribution large or small to go toward making this important event a success. All donations made over $2 are tax deductable. Follow these links for more information about Melaleuca and the Refugee Council of Australia: Many thanks for your support
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This event is owned by Athletics Australia, a not-for-profit organisation responsible for managing the sport of athletics in Australia. Profits from the event go back into the community through Athletics Australia’s programs, making this event one of the only true charitable running events in the country.
(UK, 513091) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Animal Concern Cumbria is a small local charity which helps to find new homes for neglected or unwanted animals.
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(UK, 295966) Browse eventsThe Achimota Trust, the charity arm of The Old Achimotans Association UK provides support and assistance to Achimota School in Ghana. In the last few years, the trust has donated brand new computers, audio visual equipment, science and home economics equipment, sports gear and a tractor, among others.
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The Uniform Project started collecting used school uniforms in 2010. These clothes were being thrown away and had a lot of wear still left in them! They are mended and washed, and made available to international travelers, missionaries, and to
(AU, Bethany Community Support - N/A) Browse eventsBethany is a non profit organisation that works with vulnerable people to build better individual and family relationships, supports parents caring for children, assists people who are homeless or at risk and those affected by problem gambling. Our work is frequently provided to vulnerable people living in the most disadvantaged Victorian communities. For more than 144 years Bethany’s Mission has been to support and strengthen communities, our aim is to improve lives and improve communities. For more information visit www.bethany.org.au