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...
Home to Big Mack the Belgian draft horse who has captured a lot of hearts with his love for life despite all that he’s been dealt. We are a non-profit, non funded equine rescue, sanctuary and rehabilitation. We’ve rescued horses from kill pens that were discarded due to being overworked,...
We've spayed and neutered more than 60,500 community cats!What does that mean?Hundreds of thousands of kittens never born to suffer.Hundreds of thousands of kittens and cats never needing to be rescued.Hundreds of thousands fewer kittens and cats needing to be managed in our community.Fewer cats in our community, fewer cats...
We are an all volunteer, donation based animal rescue dedicated to saving pet lives!A3P's mission is to promote the human-animal bond and no-kill philosophy through compassion, empathy, and education. To advocate for companion pets by providing them with the care, nurturing, and training for placement into the "right" home for...
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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