Engineers Without Borders (EWB) spends less than 0.4 per cent of their income on fundraising costs. Engineers and students across Australia use their spare time to run fundraising events that support EWB’s programs in Australia and overseas. Your ...

Offer one counselling call to a person in need for information and assistance about child abuse - The Child Wise National Child Abuse Prevention Helpline provides Australians with access to expert advice from trained counselors and an opportunity ...

$25 provides 1 meal to a hungry child every day for 1 month. The children we work have all worked long hours (sometime up to 18 hours a day) on the streets to earn enough money to eat and to be allowed to come home. This meal means that they do no...

In the Sepik region, Papua New Guinea, we support the Nana Kundi Crisis Centre which offers counselling services, legal support and a safe refuge for women experiencing domestic violence. Violence and sexual assault are all too common in Papua New...

By donating $30 to a school in Cambodia, you can help buy a bench. It looks like nothing, but little things can make a huge difference. A bench would allow children to be more comfortable, to be more attentive - in a word to have a proper place in...

Provide the tools for development with this handy gift. Engineers Without Borders (EWB) works with disadvantaged communities throughout the Asia and Australia, to improve their quality of life through sustainable and appropriate engineering projec...

$70 are necessary to provide schools with the 'Wise Up' booklet in Australia - This recently updated booklet helps learn about child sexual abuse; how to identify signs and indicators of abuse, how to talk to children if they disclose, safe online...

Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is working with Schools of Prosthetics and Orthotics in Cambodia and Sri Lanka to teach students how to prescribe, manufacture and fit artificial limbs. Your gift supports EWB’s work with these schools and has a lon...

In Cambodia, more people own a mobile phone than have access to a toilet. Engineers Without Borders volunteers are working with local organisations in Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia, East Timor, India and Australia to develop new types of toilets, i...

A water tank in a school or medical clinic in Cambodia means that people can access safe drinking water all year round. In many areas throughout the country there is no accessible ground water or it is unsuitable for drinking, so enough rainwater ...