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ASRC is a place and a movement that supports and empowers people seeking asylum, and mobilises to create lasting social and policy change.
Animal Aid Abroad provides much needed food, medical supplies and treatment for injured, abused and overworked animals in developing countries. Funds collected are specifically used to: Providing free veterinary clinics...
ENDING TRAFFICKING BEFORE IT BEGINS - Equipping and empowering girls and young women so they are protected and safe. Too many girls in Cambodia have become victims of abuse that could have been prevented. That is why AusCam protects those at the highest risk by creating safe spaces for them to report their...
Caritas Australia works alongside communities experiencing poverty, vulnerability and crisis in Australia and around the world, combining global scale with locally led action. We partner with communities for the long term, supporting community‑led, evidence‑based development and humanitarian programs rather than short‑term fixes. As part of Caritas Internationalis, the world’s second...
We are a no kill cat rescue shelter. We rehabilitate and rehome stray cats and kittens.
Pibbles & More Animal Rescue (PMAR) is a volunteer-run, foster-based 501(c)(3) organization based in Binghamton, NY, dedicated to saving the lives of animals in need—especially pit bulls. Founded on the belief that no animal should die unwanted, our mission is to reduce pet overpopulation through spay/neuter initiatives, rescue efforts, and...
Golden years dog sanctuary is dedicated to saving senior and at-risk dogs and cats from shelters to give them the best of the rest of their lives. We seek out the old, sad, sick, never-going-to-get-adopted dogs and provide them the medical care they need and the loving home they deserve....
ASRC is a place and a movement that supports and empowers people seeking asylum, and mobilises to create lasting social and policy change.
empowering children and adults with autism, their families and carers through knowledge and support








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