Sponsor a Child
When you sponsor a child with Good Neighbours Australia, your donation will not only assist the child you are sponsoring, but the entire community the child lives in through strengthening their community development projects.

Start a life-changing journey today.

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Support a Community
From projects that provide essential water and sanitation to programs that improve long-term economic outcomes, we cover a broad range of initiatives that aim to build communities where children can thrive.

Change lives for the long term.

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We Are Good Neighbours Australia

Good Neighbours Australia is part of the Good Neighbours global partnership network which reaches around 9.8 million people in 51 countries each year, including some 218,000 sponsored children.

Launched in 2018, our mandate is to reach out to our neighbours suffering from poverty, disasters and oppression to rebuild hope and achieve self-reliance.

Our development projects focus on education, health, water and sanitation, and creating training and employment opportunities, empowering girls and women in South and Southeast Asia in particular.

Lend a hand. That's what good neighbours are for.

How to Give

Sponsor a Child

Through our child sponsorship program, your support will ensure a child does not miss out on essential services that enhance their life, including increased access to education, healthcare and more.
Sponsor a Child

Support a Community

When you give a recurring donation to support community projects internationally, your contribution will be allocated to a range of ongoing initiatives.
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Give In-Kind

When you give in-kind to our support community projects, your contribution will be allocated to our partner communities that need it the most.
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Our Stories

A hot water bottle covered with a knitted cozy, half blue on top and half yellow on the bottom, lying on a wooden surface.
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Knit One, Warm One Project

The ‘Knit One, Warm One’ project harnesses the efforts of volunteers, from crafty kids to knitting nannies, who’ve filled a shipping container with hand-crafted blankets, beanies, gloves, cardigans, socks, knitted toys and wraps, to send to war-affected Ukrainians every year, since 2022.

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A person in a plaid shirt draws a beaded bracelet design on paper, using colored markers, with a real bracelet and a ruler nearby on a wooden table during a Period Poverty Workshop.
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Getting Hands-on to Tackle Period Poverty

Looking for a meaningful group activity for your school, company or organisation? Good Neighbours Australia’s (GNAU) Sydney-based Period Poverty Workshops let your team, school or community group make a genuine difference to a young girl’s life.

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Our Work