WHO WE ARE
Good Neighbors Australia is an international humanitarian and development organisation. We are a part of Good Neighbors International Partnership which has been known for 30 years of commitment to children and the most vulnerable across the globe.
In 2018, Good Neighbors Australia started its first step in Sydney toward a world in which every child grows in a safe and healthy environment.
Coronavirus Hits the Poor Hardest
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the basic protective items such as surgical face masks and hygiene products are not available for people in poorer countries. This extreme situation has hit the poor hardest those who are likely to be in contact with the virus.
Good Neighbors Australia is teaming up with Good Neighbors partners to support the most vulnerable groups in this global health crisis.
Coronavirus Hits the Poor Hardest
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the basic protective items such as surgical face masks and hygiene products are not available for people in poorer countries. This extreme situation has hit the poor hardest those who are likely to be in contact with the virus.
Good Neighbors Australia is teaming up with Good Neighbors partners to support the most vulnerable groups in this global health crisis.
Coronavirus Hits the Poor Hardest
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the basic protective items such as surgical face masks and hygiene products are not available for people in poorer countries. This extreme situation has hit the poor hardest those who are likely to be in contact with the virus.
Good Neighbors Australia is teaming up with Good Neighbors partners to support the most vulnerable groups in this global health crisis.
Our Global Impact
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WHAT WE DO
we support children
When you sponsor a child, you can change a child's entire life. Check out a story shows what happens when you help a child in need.
we support communities
We believe the power of communities. As a community supporter, you will make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable families.
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