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Ronita (22) stands in front of her senior high school in Quezon City, Philippines. Photo: Richard Wainwright/Caritas Australia

Put your compassion into action today

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can help health workers to attend to the community’s health needs in the Philippines.
a month can contribute to building a mobile hand washing station to support a community with clean water.

Other amount

to help families living in poverty around the world.

Donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible

You are helping creating lasting change For All Future Generations

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Ronita (22) smiles as she holds her sons, Egzy Grey (3) and Clark (5), in their small home in Quezon City, Philippines. Photo: Richard Wainwright/Caritas Australia

Each year, Project Compassion invites people from all across Australia to put their compassion in action, and raise money to help fight poverty and to promote justice.

The theme for Project Compassion is ‘For All Future Generations’, a great reminder that the good that we do today will have a ripple effect for generations to come.

Project Compassion 2024 brings you stories of three remarkable women from the Philippines, Malawi and Samoa. Each of these stories demonstrates the powerful impact that your generous support can have For All Future Generations. Together, we can create lasting change for people living in some of the most vulnerable communities in the world.

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Ronita (22) smiles outside her front door in a neighbourhood in Quezon City, Philippines. Photo: Richard Wainwright/Caritas Australia

Ronita

After the birth of her children, 22-year-old Ronita was at risk of having to leave school permanently. But with the support of Caritas Australia’s partners in the Philippines, she resumed her studies and secured a job to support her family.  

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Memory sawing a piece of timber in a workshop. Photo: Tim Lam/Caritas Australia

Memory

As the eldest child in a low-income farming family, Memory faced many barriers to her education. But with the support of Caritas Australia and our partner CADECOM, she enrolled in a technical school and became the first female carpenter in her village.  

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Leaia with her new water tank outside her home. Photo: Laura Womersley/Caritas Australia

Leaia

Not having access to a reliable source of clean water was very difficult for Leaia and her family. But with the support of Caritas Australia, a water tank was installed at their home, improving their health and living conditions. 

Your compassion today can help support communities around the world with:

Access to clean water

Improved food security

Financial training

Education and skills training

Improved health and sanitation

Disaster preparedness

Psychological support

Climate change adaptation

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Ronita is 22 years old and lives in Quezon City, Philippines. Photo: Richard Wainwright/Caritas Australia

Donate now

I'd like to make this donation

I would like to give

can help health workers to attend to the community’s health needs in the Philippines.
a month can contribute to building a mobile hand washing station to support a community with clean water.

Other amount

to help families living in poverty around the world.

Donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible