Before joining an Oxfam-supported savings group, Francisco struggled to put food on the table for his family. Now, he knows how to manage money and chase his dreams — and his fortunes have turned around.
Dabessa and his wife Lelisse are members of the Oromo ethnic community in Ethiopia. After nine long years of persecution, separation and uncertainty, their family was reunited in Australia in 2013.
Originally from South Sudan, Lucy has lived in Australia since 1991. She was separated from her three-year-old daughter Susan in 1988 due to civil war in Sudan. They were eventually reunited in Australia in 1994.
In the Pacific, the climate crisis is a matter of survival for our most vulnerable nations.
Whilst Australian mining companies are extracting precious and finite resources from countries across Africa, it is unclear if any of the wealth is benefiting the local community and the country as a whole.
Best&Less have published 100% of their Tier 1 supplier lists, bringing their factories out of hiding and ensuring their supply chain is transparent.
Thanks to you, we’re empowering families in PNG to earn an income through onion farming – which means that their kids can go to school, eat nutritious food, and build proper housing!
Oxfam Australia today announced the appointment of Lyn Morgain as its new Chief Executive (CE).
Oxfam Australia is deeply committed to addressing any form of misconduct within Oxfam, and will ensure that every person who works with and for Oxfam is safe from harm
Donate now to help mothers in Malawi like Eliza protect their children from chronic malnutrition.