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Solomon Islands Early Childhood Development
July, 2023 The Solomon Islands Early Childhood Development programme commenced in 2021 and sought to engage in a 3-pronged approach to working in the Honiara region of the Solomon Islands. The three focus points were children, parents and caregivers, and local...
2022 Appeal for Tonga
The sequential events of a major undersea volcano erupting, the ensuing tsunami and the raining down of ficopious amounts of volcanic ash on the inhabitants of the Pacific nation of Tonga has caused utter devastation. This came at a time when the nation’s...
2022 Qld / NSW Flood Appeal
Australia has had its share of natural disasters over time and the flooding that has recently occurred along the east coast of the continent is certainly one of the major disasters of our time. The damage to homes, businesses, farms and infrastructure will eventually...
Early Childhood Centre – Solomon Islands
Over many years of visits to the Solomon Islands, a need has been identified in the early childhood sector. Due to the limited availability of appropriate establishments, many families do not have the opportunity to send their children to a learning facility....
COVID-19 assistance for Solomon Islands
At the end of March this year, the Solomon Islands government declared a State of Emergency in response to the COVID -19 pandemic. Due to the limited health resources in the country, it was felt that the only way to keep the population safe was to ensure that the...
Bushfire Appeal – ongoing
The devastating bushfires currently burning across Australia continue to cause unprecendented chaos. At time of writing, the fires have led to 25 fatalities, burned through over 10 million hectares of bush land and destroyed more than 2000 homes. The losses to crops,...
Bushfire Appeal 2019 / 2020
Bushfires burning in Queensland and New South Wales have led to 3 fatalities, burned through over 1 million hectares of bushland and destroyed more than 150 homes. Fire warning levels have been set as “catastrophic” and with no rain in sight, the people in these...