What we exist to do
To fund child and family-centred programs that support the vulnerable and disadvantaged in society while upholding their dignity and right to equality, with a focus on mental and physical health including the impact of domestic and sexual violence, substance abuse and trauma, welfare, education, housing, and the environment.
The family understands through its lived experience that each country faces issues of concern that may be unique in that jurisdiction. The overarching driver is to model programs that are 'fit for purpose'. It doesn't subscribe to the idea that 'one-size-fits-all'.
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Mental health
Programs that support psychological wellbeing, counselling access, and trauma-informed care.
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Physical health
Initiatives that address physical wellbeing, healthcare access, and preventative care.
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Domestic & sexual violence
Support services for survivors of family and sexual violence, including safe spaces and advocacy.
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Substance abuse
Rehabilitation, prevention, and harm reduction programs addressing addiction.
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Trauma
Trauma-informed care and recovery programs for individuals and communities affected by violence or crisis.
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Welfare
Social welfare support including emergency assistance, family services, and community programs.
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Education
Educational access, scholarships, literacy programs, and learning support for children and adults.
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Housing
Affordable housing, homelessness services, and secure shelter programs.
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The environment
Environmental conservation, sustainability programs, and climate resilience initiatives.