Our Impact

Deadly disasters often occur without warning. You can help provide relief before, during and after a disaster.

Australia is not immune from the tragedy of disasters. You can help provide relief before, during and after a disaster.

This project is helping Syrian refugee children attend school in Lebanon, so they can look forward to a brighter future.

This project is improving the food security and income sources of more than 4000 people in 10 of Myanmar's poorest communities.

The 10,000 Toes campaign is stamping out Type 2 diabetes in the South Pacific.

This project provides education and support for young pregnant women in Vanuatu to ensure their babies receive appropriate care and nurture.

The Soul Cocoa Plus project is improving the lives of cocoa farmers and their families in the Solomon Islands.

Vive Café in Melbourne is providing support and practical help to people experiencing hardship.

The funds will be used to complete the building of the Atoifi Dental Clinic.

This project is helping unemployed people to establish income-generating gardens, access more profitable markets and improve household nutrition.

2 in 3 women in Papua New Guinea will be victims of family violence. But you can provide a place of refuge for women escaping violence.

This project focuses on improving health outcomes and financial security for families in the Bakan district in western Cambodia.

The Church Partnership Program (CPP) supports the Adventist Church in PNG to deliver programs improving human development in the region.

Blacktown Community Centre is on the front line, supporting some of Sydney's most vulnerable people through counselling, food parcels and crisis relief.

The Community Centre is a place where all people, young and old, can find support and assistance.

The Belmont Community Centre is helping the people of Perth in practical ways by helping to meet their greatest needs.

Servicing the needs of the local community in Logan Central by providing food, clothing, furniture and other emergency relief.

Through sustainable service provision and programs, the ADRA Redwood Community Centre is identifying and addressing the social and emotional needs of the community.

Sonshine Sanctuary is a crisis accommodation centre for women and children made homeless by family violence.

The FARMS project focuses on improving the livelihoods, market opportunities and incomes of 6,000 small-scale farmers and their families in Mambwe district in eastern Zambia.

This project is providing micro-enterprise and entrepreneurship training to vulnerable groups and communities in three rural districts of Nepal.

The HAHAN Project in Timor Leste is working with communities to improve their wellbeing and resilience.

DreamTrack is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Youth club providing mentoring to young Indigenous kids in south-east Queensland.

ADRA's Settle Assist program provides support for newly settled migrants through English classes and healthy cooking lessons.

The Townsville Food Pantry is a community service provided for those who are struggling to make ends meet.

Vital Connection is an essential community meals program that provides a hot meal to the disadvantaged in Brisbane’s CBD.

Projects across the ADRA network have adapted to ensure we can continue to deliver our life-saving projects amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.