At The Ark (AU, 74737055073) Browse events

At The Ark Inc, we support families and individuals dealing with the after affects of child sexual abuse. We run FREE Speaking The Unspeakable seminars in church and school organisations to further support through education those who care for children.

Enough is Enough Anti Violence Movement Inc (AU, 88242503771) Browse events

Enough is Enough is an anti-violence project based on teaching personal responsibility and creating reform by education. We provide programs and strategies aimed at reducing the causes and effects of violence in the community, and provide support services to victims. • Counselling Services - Domestic Violence, Anger Management • School Programs on anti bullying, buildingresponsibility & resilience, risk & stress management • Road Trauma - support for victims • Responsibility based programs in jails, juvenile justice centres & with kids at risk Help us build a stronger, safer community! Help others to help themselves!

Kindamindi (AU, 59938400772) Browse events

Kindamindi Child Care is a Long Day Care Non for Profit centre and caters for children ages 0-5yrs old in Bondi Beach. We are open 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday.

Foundation 25 - Project León (AU, 31044859599) Browse events

Foundation 25 - Project León was founded by a compassion for the children living in the garbage dump in León, Nicaragua. Our mission is to eradicate poverty, child labour, abuse & inequality in dumps throughout Latin America, starting in León.

Justice Base (AU, 1153878) Browse events

Justice Base aims to promote the rule of law in transitional and post-conflict societies by building the capacity of local lawyers and supporting nationally-owned rule of law initiatives.

Marnja Jarndu Women's Refuge (AU, 53275828391) Browse events

JusticeNet SA (AU, 31135823513) Browse events

JusticeNet SA harnesses the resources of a network of member lawyers to provide pro bono legal assistance to individuals and charitable not for profit organisations that cannot afford a lawyer.

Victims of Crime SA (AU, 50600362470) Browse events

  Victim Support Service (VSS) is a statewide, community based not-for-profit organisation in South Australia. Qualified staff and trained volunteers provide a comprehensive range of services for adults and older adolescents who have experienced crime. This includes individual crime victims, their families, friends and the wider community. We are a non-government organisation working in partnership with communities, police and other organisations across regional, rural and metropolitan areas.  

Australian Missing Persons Register (AU, 65753939849) Browse events

The Australian Missing Persons Register was created more than seven years ago to bring awareness of missing persons to the public.    Its aim is to provide information about missing persons from every State and Territory in Australia, no matter how long they have been missing, and the ultimate aim of course is to find these people and bring peace to, and possibly reunite the families. We provide emotional support and practical help wherever possible to the friends and families of the Missing.   There is absolutely NO charge or fee to anyone for publication of missing persons details or messages. The work I have done is entirely voluntary.    All missing persons are listed, from decades ago to people reported missing today.            If you have any information about any of the cases listed on the site please call Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000 - going missing is NOT a crime but the Crimestoppers number puts you through to Police who are ready to help locate the person and make sure they are safe and well.

Law Enforcement Torch Run NSW (AU, 37578630080) Browse events

Law Enforcement Torch Run (NSW) is a charitable fund that comprises officers from the New South Wales Police Force, Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, New South Wales Department of Corrective Services and the Australian Federal Police working together in support of Special Olympics New South Wales.   Law Enforcement Torch Run is a worldwide organisation that is committed to two primary objectives: Raising awareness across the community for the good work done by the Special Olympics movement in assisting intellectually handicapped people through sport. Fundraising to assist Special Olympics continue their good work. This program started in 1981, when the Chief of Police in Wichita, Kansas, Richard La Munyon agreed to support a local Special Olympics group by authorising six of his officers to carry a Torch into the opening ceremony of an event.    From those very small beginnings, Law Enforcement Torch Run now involves over 90,000 law enforcement officers in 44 countries.    To develop and maintain fund raising initiatives to provide continuing financial support to Special Olympics (New South Wales) To raise awareness within the New South Wales Police Force and other Law Enforcement Agencies operating in New South Wales of the existence and nature of the Special Olympics movement To raise awareness across the community of the work done by the Special Olympics movement through the conduct of Law Enforcement Torch Runs

Ride2Rescue (AU, 11544003451) Browse events

Nardine Wimmin's Refuge (AU, 24798184663) Browse events

Run 2 Give Foundation (AU, 43913329132) Browse events

The Run 2 Give Foundation is an organisation that hosts running events to raise funds and awareness for persons affected by domestic violence in the South East Queensland community.

WIPAN - Women In Prison Advocacy Network (AU, 68013567095) Browse events

Every woman deserves the opportunity to build herself a brighter future. WIPAN supports some of Australia’s most disadvantaged women by addressing the many issues facing women affected by the criminal justice system.

Manly Warringah Women's Resource Centre Ltd (AU, 35001510470) Browse events

Manly Warringah Women's Resource Centre assists women and children who have been affected by domestic violence or sexual assault. We provide crisis accommodation, counseling, court advocacy family support and short term housing.

Australian Childhood Foundation (AU, 28057044514) Browse events

Thank you for selecting the Australian Childhood Foundation as your charity to fundraise for via Everyday Hero. We greatly appreciate your commitment to helping children traumatised by abuse, family violence and neglect. Your support will help provide counselling to these children so that they can recover and go on to lead happy and fulfilled lives. By supporting the Australian Childhood Foundation, you give back to children the childhoods that abuse and neglect have stolen from them, and show them that they are part of a community that wants them to be happy and safe.

Patricia Giles Centre (AU, 51096676308) Browse events

  The Patricia Giles Centre is a feminist-based, non-profit organisation committed to providing services to women and children who have experienced or witnessed domestic violence and to men who seek to improve the quality of their family relationships.   The Patricia Giles Centre offers safe crisis accommodation and counselling for women and children affected by domestic violence. The Centre also provides culturally appropriate Aboriginal services. There are a number of support groups run at various times including self-defence, children's groups, fun & fitness and children & pets.

20th Man Fund (AU, 38753312146) Browse events

Led by Les Twentyman OAM, the 20th Man Fund’s work is based on the belief that “Every child, young person & family has a right to a future free of poverty, discrimination and abuse”.   The 20th Man Fund is a dedicated group of professionals and volunteers from various "walks of life", who have come together to make a difference in the lives of the homeless and disadvantaged.   Proactive programs around sport, recreation and drama to prevent kids from falling into the clutches of crime, prostitution and drugs is the primary focus of the Fund.    The 20th Man Fund is committed to delivering real support to the people who need it most - the kids in distress and the community contact workers trying to help them. Every day, many at-risk youths are helped through the 20th Man Fund’s programs and support

Women's Legal Service Inc (AU, 72685598982) Browse events

Women's Legal Service is a Queensland charity providing free legal and welfare assistance to women and children who experience domestic violence and complex family law matters.

Police Legacy NSW (AU, 22000048868) Browse events

Law Access (AU, 16602771068) Browse events

Law Access is a not-for-profit organisation that coordinates the giving of pro bono (free or reduced cost) legal assistance by the Western Australian legal profession. The service is targeted at not-for-profits and individuals in genuine need of legal assistance who satisfy a means and merits test.

Berry Street (AU, 24719196762) Browse events

Berry Street is the largest child and family welfare organisation in Victoria. Each year we help thousands of children recover from the devastating effects of family violence, abuse and neglect. Berry Street never gives up doing whatever it takes for the kids in our care because we believe that all children should have a good childhood, growing up feeling safe, nurtured and with hope for the future. For over 130 years we have been giving these kids a chance. We need your help to continue.

Railway Kids (AU, 11916271885) Browse events

Every day up to 18 million passengers cross the length and breadth of the nation of India travelling on the trains of the vast Indian Railway network, the world's largest commercial employer with more than 1.4 million employees. Indian railway stations are bustling hives of activity and opportunity for millions of homeless children; many of whom use the trains to run away from unbearable circumstances of extreme poverty, domestic violence or abandonment. We however, are reaching out to the kids who live on the trains and railway stations in India to offer them: a place of safety; practical assistance; emotional support; encouragement; love; acceptance and the hope of a better future. By building trust and presenting new options we'll give all the help possible to establish them on the pathway to fulfil their unique and God-given destiny.

Rugby League Against Violence (AU, 81066036141) Browse events

Three important things that make Rugby League Against Violence relevant. 1. Papua New Guinea is the only country in the world with Rugby League as the national sport. 2. That gender-based violence in PNG can be characterised as of epidemic proportions. 3. Though the National strategy has called for greater male involvement in the elimination of gender-based violence, activities utilising men as agents for change are very limited. Our first activities are with young people through our gala days and Junior League Mentoring Competition, with the aim of breaking the cycle of violence through the promotion of respectful relationships. We also invite community leagues to sign-up to a code of conduct, and compulsory gender-based violence and conflict resolution training. We are also training counselors to provide 4-day Relationship Counseling inside these communities and partnering with the Port Moresby Vipers and civic society organisations to provide a schools component. Additionally we are conducting a nation-wide Social Marketing and Awareness Campaign utilising our high profile ambassadors as positive male role models. RLAV works with communities and their leagues, local level government, village courts, non-government and community organisations and individuals in an effort to reduce all forms of violence, with a focus on gender-based violence. We believe in meaningful partnership between all.

Uniting Care - Biala Ringwood (AU, Uniting Care - Biala Ringwood - N/A) Browse events