Explore Charities
Explore the charities that are making a difference in your community.
Founded in 1996, Assistance Dogs Australia is the only national charity in Australia to provide internationally accredited assistance dogs across a diverse range of disability needs.In our almost 30 year history, we have placed more than 500 Assistance Dogs, free of charge, across Australia. 1 in 12 (approx. 8%) Australians have severe...
Birth for Humankind provides person-centred, trauma-informed and culturally sensitive care. We improve maternity experiences and outcomes through one-to-one community-based doula support for women and gender diverse birthing parents experiencing financial hardship and systemic disadvantage and discrimination during pregnancy, birth, early parenting and abortions.
ADAVIC provides grassroots support, information and resources to the community for anxiety and depression, as well as for related issues such as panic attacks, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress...
We are a federally registered 501c3 nonprofit animal rescue. We are an all volunteer run organization with 0 paid employees. Our mission is to save the most vulnerable of the feline population and find them loving homes once they are at an adoptable status. Our primary focus is orphaned neonate...
Refugee Protection International is a U.S. 501(c)3 public charity that has provided humanitarian assistance directly and through our overseas charity partners to nearly 1 million conflict affected civilians in the Middle East and Ukraine, with the intention of expanding to other regions of the world. Types of assistance provided through our...
Equine come to Greeno to live out the remainder of their lives without the worry of neglect or abuse. Many of the equine that calls the sanctuary home are special needs, require a special diet, or are bonded with another equine who live here as well. Greeno Equine Sanctuary is a...
Supporting Aspergers to connect, share information and advice so they belong to a community and find and keep meaningful employment.
empowering children and adults with autism, their families and carers through knowledge and support

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