Bangladesh: Shamsun Nahar is a Rohingya refugee and has been living in Cox's Bazar camp for seven years, where three of her children were born. Shamsun received training from Oxfam partner organisation, Mukti, and learned how to cultivate vegetables within the limited space of her shelter’s yard. With the reduction of aid, Shamsun finds it very hard to provide for her children and worries for the future of her children. Photo: Fabeha Monir/Oxfam. Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Government through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP).
Annual report
Here’s how we tackled inequality and poverty in 2024-2025.
14.25 M+
people supported by the Oxfam Confederation across 76 countries in 2024-2025
$39.5M+
invested in Oxfam Australia to fight inequality and poverty worldwide
40,000+
change‑makers took action with us to stand against inequality
14.25 M+
people supported by the Oxfam Confederation across 76 countries in 2024-2025
$39.5M+
invested in Oxfam Australia to fight inequality and poverty worldwide
40,000+
change‑makers took action with us to stand against inequality
OUR IMPACT
Thanks to you
The Oxfam Confederation was there for over 14.25 million people in a time of crisis.
When disasters hit, we worked alongside local organisations to deliver clean water, food, shelter and other essentials.
We also tackled the root causes of poverty — from climate change and conflict to inequality — helping communities rebuild and create lasting change.
42,000+
incredible people donated to our work, supporting communities to lift themselves out of poverty, rebuild after disasters and advocate for their rights.
40,000+
people took action and stood with us to call for a fairer world without the inequalities that keep people in poverty
$563,454
was raised by our Oxfamily purchasing more than 20,000 Oxfam Unwrapped cards to give their loved ones. Once again, the top-selling card was the Christmas chicken.
237
incredible volunteers donated 17,195 hours — that’s worth more than $855,700.
Chad: Kaka Abakar Issa, internally displaced in Chad, in her new home holding one of her children. She is now receiving support from Oxfam through food assistance. However, many of her needs remain unmet. Photo: Adam Kraglaye/Oxfam
Poverty stems from deep inequality, so we tackle it from every angle — through advocacy, development, humanitarian aid, and partnerships with First Peoples communities in Australia
226
partners in 33 countries helped Oxfam Australia directly impact the lives of more than 175,500 people
1.3M+
Oxfam Confederation emergency responses were supported by Oxfam Australia, delivering life-saving support
76
countries reached by the Oxfam confederation and our global network of partners
226
partners in 33 countries helped Oxfam Australia directly impact the lives of more than 175,500 people
1.3M+
Oxfam Confederation emergency responses were supported by Oxfam Australia, delivering life-saving support
76
countries reached by the Oxfam confederation and our global network of partners
