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Ability Options (AU, 92003175335) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Ability Options provides services through a variety of programs across NSW to over 3,000 people and their family’s including: Accommodation Case Management Connecting Health (allied health services) Disability Housing and Support Initiative (DHASI) Early start program for children 0-5 years Employment Independent Living Drop in Support (ILDIS) Individualised Funding Individualised Drop in Support Lifestyle Enhancement Program National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) services in the Hunter region, NSW Out of School Care for teenagers with a disability (Goulburn only) Respite Supported Accommodation Innovation Fund Transition to Work Wholesale Nursery Ability Options support programs and services are focused around each person’s needs. We are proud of the values which drive our organisation:
Haven Foundation (AU, 46640715540) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The Haven Foundation has been established in response to a direct need. We aim to provide socially and financially disadvantaged individuals living with mental illness, the opportunity to access housing which provides normality and stability; and offer a sense of permanency in housing and daily living support, which is not provisional upon involvement in any other support.
Sunflower Orphan Centre (AU, 32353102081) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00
(US, 731388569) Medical Debt Resolution, Inc. (US, Medical Debt Resolution, Inc. - N/A) Browse events
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(US, 273409074) Falls Road Primary School
(AU, 63915278675) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Falls Road Primary is an Independent public school located in the hills of Perth. We currently have approx 280 students attending our school. Our students are lucky to enjoy a beautiful natural setting that supports all aspects of their education.
Dorcus House (Australia) Inc (AU, 94273644626) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Kolkata: A place where many women and their children sleep, eat, wash and exist on the streets or in the slums. They have no hope but begging from passers by. Many have no education, no work possibilities and above all cannot afford education for their children, and so the cycle of poverty is perpetuated. They are all open to the vagaries of the weather, to abuse from others and generally to be ignored. Dorcus House is set up to give those women a chance. It is a place for education: literacy and numeracy. It is a place for job training: be it dressmaking, Indian crafts or micro business ventures. Women will be encouraged and helped to put their children into school. It is a place to access nutritional food and a place to get help for health and hygiene issues. "To take the women and children, who live on the streets or in the slums of Kolkata; Give them a hope and a future by offering them a safe place to receive an education, vocational training, medical help and food. A place where they can build a future for themselves and their children". Widow sponsorship is available at $200.00 per year or $20.00 per month. This will give each widow a food package of rice, potatoes, flour and lentils each month. We are setting up an education package for the teenage daughters of our widows to enable them to continue at school and maybe go on into a career. Basic education for some of our widows will also be offered to enable them to read, write and do basic maths. Because our ladies live in makeshift homes on Government land, there are times when their houses collapse due to wet season storms. Repairs need to be done from time to time. Donations to ‘building repairs’ would be helpful in keeping our ladies and their children safe and dry.
Mulleraterong Centre (AU, 84250151244) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Mulleraterong currently provides over 55 programs and activities which meet a wide range of needs and requirements of adults with an intellectual disability. Activities are tailored to individuals as required. Fundraising in the past has enabled us to purchase communication aids, personal lifting equipment, wheelchairs, and various other program equipment which is beyond the Centre's ordinary funding. Fundraising has also contributed to the recent redevelopment of the Centre building. As a supporter of Mulleraterong Centre you have the opportunity to help us make a difference to the lives of intellectually disabled adults in Western Victoria.
Bairo Pite Clinic - AFAP (AU, 54121715446) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Timor-Leste (East Timor) – Our Close Neighbour This country of 1.2 million people has an infant and maternal death rate that is the highest in South East Asia and the Pacific. Curable and treatable diseases are among the leading causes of death, with the average life expectancy in Timor-Leste of 56 years, compared with 82 years in Australia. The current total healthcare budget of Timor-Leste, including all related services, amounts to 10 cents each person, per day. Bairo Pite Hospital Timor-Leste Bairo Pite Hospital (BPH) has been formed by merging an Australian not-for-profit company, which was established to develop a hospital facility in Timor-Leste to provide services unavailable there, and the pre existing Bairo Pite Clinic (henceforward Bairo Pite Hospital). The merged organisation’s goals are to: • properly support and continue the extensive medical care that has been delivered to the people of Timor-Leste for the last 12 years through Bairo Pite Clinic (BPC) • improve existing medical, surgical, obstetric, paediatric and allied health services of BPC with a strong emphasis on individual volunteer medical staff and visiting specialist teams assisting permanent staff • to rebuild the clinic on land over which there is secure tenure and develop a hospital on the same site with an emphasis on both treatment and training • develop facilities only at the pace that funding can be secured, always ensuring there is committed operationalfunding for at least five years in advance • build capacity in Timor-Leste such that the Hospital will eventually be owned and operated by the people of Timor-Leste. BPH is run by 50 Timorese staff and three permanent international volunteers. It has built a strong Board, with extensive policies delivering good governance and a high standard of financial management, and has drawn many skilled and dedicated people and organisations to assist in these goals. The Existing Bairo Pite Clinic (now Bairo Pite Hospital) Bairo Pite Hospital, one of the most highly visited health care providers in Timor-Leste: • treats between 300 and 500 patients a day • provides inpatient care to 50 patients • provides accident and emergency care • offers maternity and birthing care - there are over 100 deliveries per month at BPH • conducts the largest tuberculosis diagnosis and management program in Timor-Leste • provides immunisation clinics • offers dental services • conducts village healthcare worker and lay midwife training • facilitates quality medical teaching.
MS Australia - NSW/ACT (AU, 20000049669) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Each working day five Australians are diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis (MS). MS is a chronic, often disabling disease that randomly attacks the central nervous system – the brain and spinal cord. The progress, severity and symptoms of the disease are unpredictable and symptoms may range from tingling and numbness to paralysis and blindness. MS usually strikes people in the prime of their life – the average age of diagnosis is just 30 and 87% of these people are of working age. It affects three times as many women as men. The overall cause is still unknown and there is no known cure. MS Australia raises funds to help care for people living with MS and to continue the research to find a cure. You can help us by calling 1800 CURE MS (1800 287 367).
OUR LADY QUEEN OF ANGELS PARISH
(US, OUR LADY QUEEN OF ANGELS PARISH - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00
UPMC (UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH CANCER INS)
(US, UPMC (UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH CANCER INS) - N/A) Browse events
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Children's Food Education Foundation (AU, 79108558372) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00An Australian charity creating and delivering innovative food education programs for children and young people with disavantages, chronic illness, disabilities, mental disorders, and those who care for themselves or others. Promoting an understanding of food, health, nutrition and healthy food choices by children and young people in order to prevent and/or control childhood obesity and/or the diseases medically linked or associated with childhood obesity including, but not limited to Type 2 Diabetes, Asthma, Coronary Heart Disease and Depression. Facilitating, coordinating and supporting the development and dissemination of information for the education of children and young people in relation to food, health, nutrition and healthy food choices; Developing resources for use by children and young people who may be impoverished, sick or disadvantaged, or for use by schools or other relevant persons or institutions who can deliver food education initiatives which promote an understanding of food, health, nutrition and healthy food choices; Monitoring, evaluating and disseminating research knowledge in an accessible form so that it can be better used by policy makers, practitioners and educators.
Jewish Care Victoria (AU, 78345431247) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00With your help, Jewish Care supports the vulnerable, provides aid in times of hardship and crisis and creates opportunities to support and enhance the wellbeing of the Jewish community of Victoria. Jewish Care provides an outlet for the following services to support and assist individuals and families in the Victorian Jewish community: •Community aged care •Community services •Residential aged care •Disability services •Employment and training services •Financial support services •Counseling •Housing support Jewish Care embodies the very values that its visionaries established over 160 years ago namely, Chessed, Mishpacha, Derech eretz and Tzedakah- kindness, family, respect and charity. Jewish Care’s values are universal and enduring in nature, but are also particular to the Jewish approach to creating a meaningful life and a strong, cohesive community. Our values define who we are and underpin everything we do. Through its innovative programs and initiatives, Jewish Care meets the changing and diverse needs of those that we seek to serve. We provide understanding and culturally sensitive support and empower those involved through imparting life skills with a focus on independence, dignity and joy. If you need our help, To support Jewish Care, please contact the Development Team on (03) 85175963 or To view our website, visit
Foundation 21
(AU, 99586790028) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Our aim is to enhance and support existing services and to raise the public's awareness of the positive contributions individuals with Down syndrome make in our community. foundation 21 is dedicated to helping ease the financial burden placed on families who have a child with Down syndrome. Without financial assistance some families may never have access to the extra services that their child requires. At present, our focus is providing funding for speech therapy. It has been widely published that to maximise communication development in children with Down syndrome they should receive early and continuing instruction. We raise funds through corporate sponsorships, donations, bequests and other fundraising initiatives, such as Buddy Walk and an annual gala dinner. All donations of $2 or more are tax deductible
WISCONSIN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD
(US, WISCONSIN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD - N/A) Browse events
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