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We are Christians collaborating for a world free of poverty and injustice.
Because every person matters.  Because every person is beloved by God and invited to a life that is whole and hopeful.
As an agency of the Uniting Church in Australia, we connect Australian people to God’s work in the wider world.

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The Uniting Church in Australia has released a vision statement for a just Australia. It calls us each to look beyond ourselves and take a wider view of our country and our world.

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Our Stories

Healthy families and safe communities in Kiribati

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News, Partnering Women for Change (Pacific Region), Project Updates, Uncategorized
April 12, 2019

Project Update: Kiribati Safe Families, Healthy Communities The Kiribati Safe Families, Healthy Communities project has gone through two phases. In the first phase of the project, we worked with RAK (Reitan Aine ki Kamatu – Women’s Fellowship of the Kiribati Uniting Church) to support the establ [Read More]

Thank you for supporting our neighbours in Sulawesi

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News, Uncategorized
April 12, 2019

Six months have passed since the deadly earthquake and tsunami that devastated the coastal city of Palu on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. 4,340 people were killed and more than 200,000 were displaced from their homes. Our Indonesian staff and church partners lost friends and loved ones. Tha [Read More]

PNG earthquake response: what we’ve achieved together

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Highlands earthquake response (PNG), News, Uncategorized
April 11, 2019

A year has passed since a magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, killing at least 100 people and displacing 18,000 from their homes. The impacts were massive, with over half a million people in the affected area and more than 270,000 people needing emergency... [Read More]

Another missed opportunity to do more for the most vulnerable

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News
April 3, 2019

Uniting Church in Australia President Dr Deidre Palmer and national church leaders respond to the 2019 Budget The President of the Uniting Church in Australia Dr Deidre Palmer has encouraged Australians to put the urgent needs of others ahead of short-term self-interest, after the Federal Government [Read More]

Quarter 1 Update, 2019

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News
March 27, 2019

Notes from the National Director Recently I started reading ‘Dare to Lead’ by Brene Brown. In the very first chapter, there was discussion of the brave and courageous organisational culture that is required to succeed in complex, rapidly changing environments full of seemingly intractable challe [Read More]

A special thank you from Fiji

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Education Access in Squatter Settlement (Fiji), News, Project Updates
March 27, 2019

We were thrilled to receive a handwritten letter from a student who has been part of our Informal settlement school subsidy program in Fiji. Mira* just graduated and wanted to say a big thank you to the Uniting Church for supporting her education. Many of you gave a... [Read More]

Repairing more than roofs

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Highlands earthquake response (PNG), News, Project Updates
March 27, 2019

Kina Somare* is wanted throughout the Highlands of Papua New Guinea on numerous counts of violence. Leader of a well-known gang that frequently clashes with others in the region, his face is both known and feared. So when he walks into a peace workshop one still afternoon in... [Read More]

Turn the other cheek?

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News, Partnering Women for Change (Pacific Region), Project Updates
March 27, 2019

Gender Equality Theology changing hearts and minds in Papua New Guinea Salote and Jone have been married 11 years, members of a Christian church, and have two beautiful children. They love one another, but throughout their marriage they’ve had times of conflict and Jone has become angry, abusive.. [Read More]

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