521,878 people have helped raise more than $1,306,348 for 74 projects

Projects in Australia

Indigenous childhood anaemia, Northern Territory RUN BY: The Fred Hollows Foundation

Australia The Fred Hollows “Sprinkles” program addresses the serious issue of early childhood anaemia by providing an easy to use dietary supplement that will significantly improve the health outcomes of Indigenous children.

Project cost

0AUD 42,800

37,644

Raised from 16,944 people

Latest donation: GBP 2.00

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Marine rescue project, East Arnhem Land Northern Australia RUN BY: World Expeditions

Australia Restoring sea country with Yolngu Aboriginal rangers in East Arnhem Land by removing and cataloging debris, the by-product of South East Asia’s fishing industry.

This project is 100% Funded

 

  

AUD 6,003

Raised from 2,583 people


Indigenous youth health program, Kununurra RUN BY: Save The Children Australia

Australia Informal mentoring and training activities for young Indigenous people aged 10-18 in Kununurra and surrounding communities that focuses on increasing young people’s motivation and ability to make positive life choices, through a range of activities in order to improve long-term health outcomes.

This project is 100% Funded

 

  

AUD 32,764

Raised from 14,092 people


Indigenous youth health program, East Kimberley RUN BY: Save The Children Australia

Australia Running educational workshops & mentoring for indigenous kids 12-19 years to improve self esteem and increase long term positive health outcomes in Kunnunurra, East Kimberly region.

This project is 100% Funded

 

  

AUD 30,362

Raised from 11,700 people


Indigenous Education program, Katherine RUN BY: The Fred Hollows Foundation

Australia Improve health outcomes by facilitating learning and literacy opportunities through music. The project will provide musical instruments/equipment for an after-hours music program for remote Indigenous youth.

This project is 100% Funded

 

  

AUD 18,002

Raised from 7,022 people