Income support and maintenance

Teaching and learning Enrolment of school leavers, mature aged students and students from overseas. Offering scholarships and bursaries to disadvantaged students and providing skill sets that enable graduates to seek employment. Research Undertook research activities across a range of arts, social sciences and sciences and medical disciplines. Development Offering a range of extra curricular activities that encourage and facilitate students to develop critical thinking skills, leadership skills and a sense of place in the community.

La Trobe University provides all types of education across many fields, to a variety of students,including scholarships to disadvantaged. A large number of our students are stronglyencouraged to organise and participate in a wide variety of charitable events.

Charity main activity: Civic and advocacy activities Other main activities: International activities Operating overseas including delivering programs Further details: Our charity provides capacity building support to our global member network, and conducts advocacy and provides expertise to support governments meet their international obligations to protect the rights of refugees, migrants and asylum seekers held in immigration detention.

The MSBase Foundation's mission is to provide the MSBase Registry research platform, locallyinstalled data collection tools, and administrative research support to specialist clinics and hospitals to enable collaborative outcomes and epidemiologic research for the benefit of people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and other neuroimmunological diseases (NIDs) worldwide. During 2020:* MSBase provided freely available dataentry and visualisation software tools (MDS and iMed) and a research registry (the MSBase Registry) to clinicians and researchers participating in the MSBase collaboration with the aim of benefitting clinicians who treat patients in clinic, and their patients. This is done by way of longitudinal data collection which allows closer disease monitoring including graphing of scores and other criteria specifically in people with MS or other supported NIDs. The tools are also able to transmit pseudonymised data from consented patients at participating clinics to the MSBase Registry, enabling collaborative research on a worldwide scale.* MSBase built new modules into the software tools and continued to improve existing features and functionality in the tools and the Registry, including a new module for Pregnancy in MS, modules dedicated to patient reporting and new neuroimmunological disease modules. MSBase now supports neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMO/NMOSD) and is soon to launch the new myasthenia gravis (MG) module. * MSBase encouraged and facilitated investigatorinitiated research projects and copublished ten new collaborative peerreviewed research articles in highranking scientific journals.* MSBase provided an opportunity for participating physicians and researchers to contribute to the scientific leadership of the organisation and supported young medical scientists in the area of neuroimmunology by providing a fellowship award.

We made appeals for missing persons all over Australia and internationally, we provided referrals and liasons between the families of missing persons and police and other government agencies, we provided information about the process of reporting a missing person, we provided emotional support to the families and friends of missing persons.

The John Laffin Memorial History Prize awards multiple prizes of $500 and 3 year s e membership of FFFAIF for an outstanding student in each university offering an appropriate history course and is awarded to encourage more students to complete their history studies and encourages them to develop an ongoing interest in the Australian involvement in and the consequences of The Great War. Two Prizes were awarded for 2019.

We provided education and research scholarships and grant to critical care professionals and researchers, aims to improve and advance patient management and care. We provide free or discounted education programs to critical care professionals in areas that are in need of skills and knowledge improvement.

IEP’s work enables an essential and innovative understanding of issues of peace and economic development. It’s reports, including the Global Peace Index (GPI), Global Terrorism Index (GTI) National Peace Indices, Positive Peace and other publications raise significant awareness about the drivers and indicators of peace and have become a valued resource used by major organizations and governments around the world including the United Nations and the World Bank. The work of IEP indirectly helps people around the world as it works with governments and intergovernmental organizations on better understanding the underlying conditions that foster a more peaceful society. IEP’s outputs are used by policy makers worldwide, as well as by academics and researchers. Our work is now referenced in hundreds of books, including school texts. We make all of our resources available free of charge. Our interactive web tools have benefitted large number of students worldwide as high school teachers are increasingly integrating our education resources into their curricula. In addition, hundreds of university courses worldwide use the reports and research developed by IEP.

During 2020, ACU activities included higher education, other education and research in addition to community engagement, executive education, vocational education and public policy analysis, as detailed in the ACU 2020 Annual Report and the ACU Strategic Plan 20202023.

The Joint is providing critical welfare services for tens of thousands of impoverished and isolated Jews in over 70 countries around the world. In Israel, the Joint is increasing independence, opportunities and support for vulnerable Israelis, especially the elderly, disabled, children at risk and the chronically unemployed in over 70 countries around the world. The Joint also provides emergency humanitarian aid in a nonsectarian capacity to victims of natural and manmade disaster in effected regions around the world.

The Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) remains the peak organisation of health professionals in Australia and New Zealand who work in HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmissible infections. ASHM continues to draw on its experience and expertise to support the health workforce and to contribute to the sector, domestically and internationally. ASHM also works collaboratively and in partnership to prevent HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs, and to preserve and protect the health of those living with these infections. ASHM has delivered a range of information and education services to support the health workforce in the areas of HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections, including the development of policy and strategies as well as conducting training courses and conferences. ASHM offers an array of publications to its members and the health workforce across the areas of HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections. During the year ASHM has worked with various health organisations to facilitate, foster and advance scientific practice and research liaison between and across disciplines to support a partnership approach to dealing with, managing and preventing these conditions. ASHM also has a dedicated program focusing on reducing the impact of blood borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. ASHM has also continued to operate an international aid fund. Further information can be found in our annual report http://courses.ashm.org.au/about/ashm/annualreports