$12 can buy five jerry cans that enable a refugee to collect clean water. Clean water is often in short supply in refugee camps, so it’s important that refugees can safely collect and store water for drinking, cooking and bathing. Jerry cans are e...

Bikes provide newly arrived refugees with an affordable form of transport, connect them to the broader community and promote healthy living. Your gift will support Engineers Without Borders Spokes in the Wheel Program; where volunteers fix donated...

This can cover the cost for a child to attend a multicultural playgroup for a day in Western Australia. The playgroup helps children from migrant and refugee families prepare for kinder and school.

$39 can provide sports equipment for refugee children. Simple sports equipment can make a huge difference to refugee children just by giving them the opportunity to play and learn. Sport and recreation are vital for healthy development.

$45 can give a child a desk, chair and a year’s supply of school books and stationery. Many refugee children are unable to attend school for many years as a result of leaving their homes. Education is the key to a brighter future for these childre...

Act for Peace provides medicine for children in South India, Pakistan and Gaza (the Occupied Palestinian Territories).

Within the Palestinian territory of Gaza, lives are strictly controlled as a result of the Israeli occupation. Over 80 per c...

With over 75% of Queensland affected by the floods and declared a disaster zone, Save the Children has deployed staff into the most severely impacted areas to assist children. Save the Children’s Child Friendly Spaces provide support during trauma...

$72 will provide text books for one student for one year.

$80 can pay a teacher’s salary for one month. For refugee children, education is the key to a better future – but in order to learn, they need good teachers. Paying a teacher’s salary gives many children the opportunity to learn.

$95 can provide seeds and tools for refugee families. Items like seeds and tools assist refugees to grow food for their families, improving their nutrition and helping them to become more self-sufficient.