Links
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Links of interest
Solstice, The Documentary is is a hopeful, determined and positive story of change that can come out of a most heartbreaking tragedy. Beginning with the story of Mary’s parents, Annette and Stuart Baker, the film expands out to journey across Australia documenting the stories of those who are daily on the frontline in the battle for better mental health care - the survivors of suicide.
Connecting Hands is an Australian based, independent not for profit charity reaching out to young victims of Human Trafficking & Slavery in Cambodia & Australia.
Children of Mother Earth (CoME) takes impoverished street-children into their homes and provides them with food, medical treatment, emotional support, education and a beautiful family of loving brothers and sisters. CoME is a charitable, not-for-profit Society with Governing Body members and Society members, all of whom provide their services voluntarily.
Eyes to Burma is a small, non-profit organization with board members and administrative staff located in Ashland, Oregon. All staff members are unpaid volunteers. Daily assistance to the refugees at the Mae Sot dump is provided by Fred Stockwell, who lives in Mae Sot full time. Fred also works to join volunteers and donors with the people in need.
Kiva is a non-profit organization with a mission to connect people through lending to alleviate poverty. Leveraging the internet and a worldwide network of microfinance institutions, Kiva lets individuals lend as little as $25 to help create opportunity around the world.
ActionAid helps people fight for the rights they are denied. Simple things, like the right to eat. The right to stay on their land. To an education. To have a say in the decisions that shape their lives. Action Aid uses it's resources, influence and experience to help people find their own solutions.
Asylum Seeker Resource Centre Since 2001 the ASRC has grown to be Australia’s largest asylum seeker organisation. With 32 paid staff and nearly 750 volunteers delivering services to over 1,200 asylum seekers at any one time through programs such as material aid, health, legal, counselling, casework and foodbank.
Tim Page - Photojournalist and author Tim is celebrated for his work as a freelance accredited press photographer in Vietnam and Cambodia during the 1960s. This site holds Tim's images of conflict through five decades.
Manifeasto Photography. Manifeasto is a full service photography house specialising in commercial photography, ranging from comprehensive events to single product profiles. The creative team is equipped to adapt to a range of client briefs, spanning complex multi-camera shoots to single camera set-ups.
Firefoxes Australia - a group of women banding together to rebuild their lives and assist one another in the wake of the devastating Black Saturday bushfires.
ArtStart is a NSW Government initiative for young people in NSW aged 12 to 24. The program builds skills and community networks through creative projects and events, highlighted in a biennial festival celebrated at a local level and online.
The Flying Fruit Fly Circus is Australia’s award winning full time training and performing circus institution for children.
Murray Arts is the regional arts development organisation for the NSW border and NE Victorian region
South West Arts Regional Arts Board is the peak body for arts and cultural development in the south-west of New South Wales
Aphrodite Wounded A unique and resource rich site offering educational resources and support to woman survivors of intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV) by internationally respected author, Louise McOrmond-Plummer.
Victorian Women's Trust. The Victorian Women's Trust started in 1985, an independent body with a mandate to improve conditions for women in practical and lasting ways. VWT is working toward a world where women can achieve their potential, live safely and enjoy full participation as citizens.
