“Our Mission is to prevent blindness and vision loss among regional, remote and Indigenous Western Australian’s by improving access to quality eye health care services. We believe that all Australians should be able to access comprehensive and appropriate eye health care services irrespective of where they may live”.
Founded by Jen Armstrong back in 2013 after she herself had left a place of domestic violence and received a small gift of body wash. In their own words:
“The Beauty Bank is a registered charity that provides those who have left a place of domestic violence or other hardship situation with an amazing array of essential toiletries and small gift items packed in a useful bag. The majority of our requests are for assistance for women, but we are also able to offer men and older teenagers the little luxuries in life that most of us take for granted.”
Rural Aid’s Buy a Bale of Hay campaign works closely not only to provide struggling farmers with fodder for their cattle but also to give food hampers and gift cards for farming families so there’s always food on their table as well. So, to give you a better idea where your donation goes to:
5 x $20 bales (feeds one cow for one week)
$60 buys 3 x $20 gift cards to help put food on the table
$100 buys a large bale of hay
Hampers – Every $52.50 buys a hamper for a farmer through their local supermarket
The reality of homeless hygiene became clear to Josh Wilkins that day. “I thought
homelessness was an old man on a park bench with a brown paper bag, an alcoholic.
And I was so wrong,” he told us. He then started One Voice, the first mobile shower
service and laundry van in Australia. One Voice is out to restore dignity and hope to
the homeless men, women, and children across the country by providing practical
human services and opportunities to these people that they otherwise wouldn’t have
access to.
