Our Projects
ADRA Australia works within a ‘Values-based Framework’ to achieve well-being and security for people on terms that are important to them.
We ensure that all members of communities have the opportunity to participate in project activities without prejudice. We seek to build the capacity of overseas partner offices and local churches to help them better serve their local communities and we seek to affirm the importance of environmental sustainability into our development program.
Areas of Impact
Projects
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Deadly disasters often occur without warning. You can help provide relief before, during and after a disaster.
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The Agronegsio no Bee ba Moris Diak project in Timor-Leste is working with farmers to improve their wellbeing and resilience.
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The Best CHOICES project focuses on improving health outcomes and financial security for families in the Pursat Province in Cambodia.
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This project enhances the wellbeing of women and girls by addressing issues such as domestic violence, sexual abuse and teenage pregnancy.
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The project is improving the wellbeing of communities in Fiji by diversifying diet and encouraging healthy lifestyles.
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The Church Partnership Program (CPP) supports the Adventist Church in PNG to deliver programs improving human development in the region.
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The ENGAGE project aims to improve the livelihood of 5,000 smallholder farmers and entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe.
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The FARMS project focuses on improving the livelihoods, market opportunities and incomes of 6,000 small-scale farmers and their families in eastern Zambia.
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ADRA believes gender equality is the key to lifting communities out of poverty. Gender equality is at the heart of our work, including women's empowerment, addressing domestic violence and provi...
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This project is partnering with vulnerable groups and communities in rural Nepal to generate agriculture and livelihood opportunities.
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This project will equip families with the skills and resources they need to increase their yield and produce climate-resilient crops.
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The Maira Hanhan project in Vanuatu is helping communities to increase equity, social capital and the availability and access of locally produced foods for small scale farmers.
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ADRA is working with the local staff of the Nyalgunga Women's Empowerment Project in Kenya to improve the livelihoods of women and children who have been affected as a result of HIV/AIDS.
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This project is helping Syrian refugee children attend school in Lebanon, so they can look forward to a brighter future.
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The 10,000 Toes campaign is stamping out Type 2 diabetes in the South Pacific.
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The Soul Cocoa Plus project is improving the lives of cocoa farmers and their families in the Solomon Islands.
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This project is equipping schools with water and sanitation to ensure students don't have to miss school to meet their basic needs.
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The Belmont Community Care Centre is helping the people of Perth in practical ways by helping to meet their greatest needs.
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The Bendigo ADRA Community Care Centre works in partnership with the council's emergency relief network to provide timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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Blacktown Community Care Centre is on the front line, supporting some of Sydney's most vulnerable people through counselling, food parcels and crisis relief.
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The ADRA Cardinia Community Care Centre works in partnership with the council's emergency relief network to provide timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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ADRA Community Care Centre in Croydon is providing support and practical help to people experiencing hardship.
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ADRA’s Community Care Centre in Dandenong provides long-term community support and resources to individuals facing hardship.
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ADRA's Community Care Centre in Dandenong provides timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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The Ferntree Gully ADRA Community Care Centre works in partnership with the council’s emergency relief network to provide timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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Servicing the needs of the local community in Logan Central by providing food, clothing, furniture and other emergency relief.
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The Community Care Centre is a place where all people, young and old, can find support and assistance.
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Team members gather and distribute seasonally appropriate items to support people in Melbourne’s CBD who are experiencing homelessness.
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The centre provides support to families and women who are experiencing hardship and escaping family violence.
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Each week, the ADRA Community Care Centre in Pine Rivers distributes up to 170 food hampers to families and individuals in need.
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ADRA's Community Care Centre in Plenty Valley provides timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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ADRA's Community Care Centre in Preston provides timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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The Redwood Community Care Centre provides a range of services, enhancing mental and interpersonal wellbeing as well as health and lifestyle improvement.
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ADRA Russell Island is supporting those in the Bay Island region who are in need of support through food hampers. ADRA Russell Island also runs a weekly breakfast club for the Russell Island Sta...
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ADRA's Settle Assist program provides support for newly settled migrants through English classes and healthy cooking lessons.
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The ADRA Community Care Centre in St Albans works in partnership with the council’s emergency relief network to provide timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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The Wantirna ADRA Community Care Centre works in partnership with the council’s emergency relief network to provide timely food provisions for families and individuals in crisis.
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The Townsville Food Pantry is a community service provided for those who are struggling to make ends meet.
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Vital Connection is an essential community meals program that provides a hot meal to the disadvantaged in Brisbane’s CBD.
ADRA Australia is fully accredited with, or a member of these bodies:
Complaints relating to a breach of the ACFID Code of Conduct can be made to our Complaints Officer by emailing [email protected]. The ACFID Code of Conduct offers a mechanism to address concerns relating to signatories conduct.
Complaints against a signatory agency may be initiated by any member of the public and lodged with the ACFID Code of Conduct Committee.
See ACFID at www.acfid.asn.au, email [email protected] or phone +61 2 6285 1816.