Your very special gift of $5 will go towards providing support and vital care for a family of a seriously ill child like Jack …

Jack’s mum says:

“I don’t know what the future holds for my family, but I do know that Very Special Kids will be...

We want our contribution to make a lastig impact! 6 years ago we built a Primary School and have been giving an English mediium education to children from a low-caste village in the south of India. Now it is time to extend their education into Hi...

Give a young person the chance to be a productive member of society.

Many of the young people we work with have no access to the internet or standard job seeking avenues. A gift of just $5 provides a young Australian with access to job lists a...

If you buy packets of vegetable seds, our trainers will help families in Africa plant and nurture their own backyard vegetable gardens to imrove the health and nutrition of the adults and the children. A nutritionist works with the mothers to show...

$5 will buy a set of toy cars for the children to play with. The children we work with have all spent long hours working on the street and we want to give them the opportunity to play and just be kids. They love toy cars. Your $5 toy car set will ...

Help Plan equip mobile crèches at construction sites in Delhi with toys and learning materials, providing a safe and nurturing environment for children whose mothers work long hours on construction sites.

This is an example of the benefit your ...

Toys are extremely important for the development of young kittens. Your gift will help keep a little kitten entertained why he waits for his new loving home.

The Big Issue Street Soccer Program operates in 18 sites across Australia, giving more homeless and marginalised people the opportunity to get involved in this life-changing program. To ensure the program’s ongoing success your gift will assist co...

This film is used by our Cell Biology Group to detect the length of chromosome ends in cancer cells. This is an important part of this team's research into understanding the mechanism(s) of sustained cancer cell growth.

Cancer cell samples allow our scientists to analyse different types of cancer: how they work, how they can be treated and ultimately, how they can be cured. But they need nutrients to keep them alive and viable during experiments.

All of these ...