Animal Aid Abroad raises funds in Australia and overseas via donations and functions and events held in Australia. Funds raised are sent overseas to assist working animal shelters and charities with their operations, medicines, equipment and veterinary services.

we provided financial assistance to students

Support the LGBTQI+ community, particularly vulnerable people, such as the homeless, minorities people, cultural and linguistics All money and resources received or generated by the organization or by any of its projects will be used for the furthering of its aims and not for diverse people with disability, those experiencing domestic abuse, People with HIV, people with Financially hardship, Migrants, Refugees, asylum seekers, Overseas communities, and charities People with corning Illness, Unemployed person. Etc. He understood that individuals within this community needed safety and understanding, first and foremost. These days, Brimbank focuses on financial support, mentoring, and hope for students marginalized due to sexual orientation, gender expression, or gender identity. Overseas communities and Charities for various areas LGBTQI+ HIV, TB. STD, ISTD( Sexually transferable disease), Education, poverty improvement, safe drinking water, Supporting for HIV orphanage children EDUCATION and shelterThe Brimbank Community Initiatives Inc (BCI Inc) is committed to affirming all people's dignity and the right of every individual to a meaningful role in society. As a Public Benevolent Institution, BCI Inc seeks to directly relieve the poverty, suffering, distress, and misfortune in the City and surrounds. BCI Inc will work to strengthen the resolve of those who work with the poor and encourage others to participate justice and compassion. The BCI Inc will be communitybased, Open, and Affirming of all people, without judgement, whatever their race, condition, or sexuality standing with all those who struggle for justiceBCI more focused on minorities, Refuse, Culturally diverse background people, LgbtqI+ International students, Lgbtqi Asylum seeker, Lgbtqi Mental health Support and providing accommodation, Providing accommodation for refugee and minorities. After pandemic (COVID19), Brimbank Supporting Disadvantage people Impact from Pandemic. Growing their own organic vegetable and support people who need most by post parcel and delivering them. Supporting financially emergency Relief for Overseas Lgbtqi communities and venerable individual. Brimbank Community Support Program training materials were translated into languages other than English, and the Scholarship Program, for intelligent students from impoverished backgrounds, has developed many peerbased Prevention and Education programs with local schools and communities, across many parts of Africa, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Thailand, Indonesia, Pakistan, China, Cambodia, Philippine, Myanmar and Laos. Through the Brimbank Community Initiative, he has helped hundreds and hundreds of people find their safety, negotiate the system, and live full lives.

We provider medical services in the form of an ambulance to the needy in CharKent province Afghanistan with an average of 120 140 return trips to the regional hospital in MasaresharifWe launched an educational program supplying 15 regional schools with educational equipment to 1,150 young students

In 2020 World Vision Australia continued its mission to go where the need is greatest to help the world’s most vulnerable children. World Vision Australia is part of a global partnership dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice and in the past year celebrated significant progress while acknowledging there is still a long way to go. For more than 70 years, World Vision has positively impacted the lives of more than 200 million children, who have benefited from World Vision’s development, emergency relief and advocacy programming, either directly or indirectly. This has been achieved through the collaboration and backing of our supporters and partners. Most of World Vision Australia’s funding has been for community programs mainly in Africa and the AsiaPacific. World Vision’s child sponsorshipfunded Area Programs address the root causes of poverty in a community, empowering people to help themselves. World Vision works hand in hand with community members to ensure that children have access to clean water, nutritious food, healthcare, education, and protection from abuse and exploitation. And World Vision helps children develop the emotional health and social skills to become leaders in their community and beyond. World Vision Australia also works alongside Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities in programs promoting positive wellbeing for First Nations children, families and communities and has provided humanitarian aid and assistance in response to people affected by crisis in places such as Syria and Uganda.

We exist to provide help to the poorest people groups of Central Asia and West Africa, particularly in Afghanistan, Togo, and the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq.

Through the work of local partners, Tearfund Australia is able to provide longterm sustainable development in poor communities around the world. Often this work is in difficult and challenging environments where vulnerable people may feel neglected or forgotten. Tearfund supports projects that meet the particular needs of these communities such as food security, water and sanitation, basic health and education, and disaster relief and recovery. Due to COVID19, many project partners pivoted their work to sustaining communities through the challenges of the pandemic. For more details on Tearfund's work go to https://www.tearfund.org.au/whatwedo/howwework

The vision of Hagar Australia is to see communities free and healed from the trauma of human trafficking, slavery and abuse. That vision is translated into the mission of Hagar in applying expertise in support, care and recovery for those affected by trauma, with the aim of stopping trauma through the process of healing. To achieve this aim, Hagar is involved in the treatment and care of women and children that have suffered violence, exploitation and injustice as well as providing for the economic empowerment of women and children in need, restoring dignity and hope along with building resilience and community reintegration for those who have suffered exploitation, abuse, violence and trafficking.

Hasene Australia provides benevolent relief to disadvantaged persons or communities regardless of race, gender, religion and nationality by running projects and campaigns in Australia and across the world. For more information please visit: https://www.hasene.org.au/

In Australia and around the world, we do everything we can to give children a healthy start in life, to provide them with the opportunity to learn, and to protect them from harm. When crisis strikes and children are most vulnerable, we rapidly response to save their lives. We always make sure children's unique needs are met and their voices are heard. We deliver lasting results for children to help them transform their lives and the future we share. The goals we have set ourselves are not easy but with the generous support of thousands of Australians, corporate partners, trusts and foundations, and local, state and federal Australian governments, we have the audacity to say it is possible. This support means we can access some of the hardesttoreach children and young people around the world.

MCRI undertakes research into infant, child and adolescent health. Research takes place across a range of laboratory work, clinical research and broad population health studies within five main research themes – cell biology, clinical sciences, genetics, infection and immunity and population health. Crossdisciplinary research programs bring together research from across themes. Due to its size, MCRI can bring together large teams of researchers to work on related areas to stimulate scientific collaboration, both within MCRI as well as nationally and internationally. Major strategic initiatives include: the Gen V study aimed at improving current standard models of care; development of genomics and personalised medicine to improve child health outcomes; Global Health program to support and implement research addressing health issues of the world’s poorest children; health service research aimed at improving healthcare and education delivery to children; Stem cell medicine program preparing Australia for delivery of human stem cellbased products and clinical practices; and management and operation of a single clinical and community trial precinct to deliver the latest clinical trials and care to children. Further information can be found at https://www.mcri.edu.au/about

Our Vision is “Human dignity, peace, safety and wellbeing for all.” Our purpose: “We support and empower people and communities in times of vulnerability. Our purpose is to reduce suffering across Australia and internationally through mobilising the power of humanity.”The Australian Red Cross is made up of two operating divisions, Lifeblood and HumanitarianServices. Lifeblood plays an important role in the healthcare system by ensuring that patients in Australian hospitals receive lifesaving blood products, delivering worldclass research and provide expertise in diagnostic, transplantation and other clinical services, so helping reduce suffering. Lifeblood spent $703.5m in 2020, with the help of 506,985 volunteer blood donors, we collected and supplied 1.5m blood donations, with supplies remaining in inventory sufficiency bands for 365 days of the year. In 201920, Humanitarian Services spent $301.291m in delivery of humanitarian programs, emergency and disaster response. Most of our disaster and emergency work was carried out supporting people impacted by disasters locally such as those supported by our bushfire appeal and overseas such as the Indonesia Earthquake, Tsunami and the humanitarian challenges in Myanmar and SyriaWe spent $133.591m on our everyday work to address the disadvantaged, with $116.366m spent across Australia and $17.225m overseas. This includes Emergency Relief provided in Australia to people who are not Australian citizens or permanent residents that are impacted by COVID 19 pandemic and may require assistance such as paying utility bills or medical expenses. In addition we supported people in quarantine by providing meals, relief packages and phone calls during COVID 19 pandemic. Our program activities within humanitarian services, which contribute to achieving our purposes, are defined according to our priority areas –Disaster and Emergency services, Locational disadvantage, Social Inclusion, International Aidand Development, International Humanitarian Law, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander programsand Migrant Support Services