The recent cyclone in Burma and earthquake in China have torn apart the lives of many children and their families. Schools across Australia sent in special messages of support for their Burmese and Chinese peers. Burmese children have now started to receive messages from Australian kids. Photos can be viewed on the Burma Emergency Appeal page. The Messages for China have been recently sent off for translation.
Thousands of lives have been turned upside down by the devastation caused by Cyclone Nargis in Burma. It will take many years for the lives of Burmese children to return to normality after this devastating event.
Read moreabout how you can help the Burma Emergency Appeal .
Connect with, and support students affected by the recent earthquake in China. Schools can respond to the first hand accounts of children affected by the quake, plus raise funds for much needed educational supplies.
Read more about how you can Support Students in China
How would you feel in an overcrowded classroom without proper learning materials and at risk of being physically punished? Unfortunately this is the daily reality for many kids in Bangladesh...
Read moreabout how you can Support Learning Camps in Bangladesh.
Do you walk 3 kilometres to get to school every day? Do you share with 50 others in a dark classroom without electricity?
The buildings in Chouk Meas Primary School in Cambodia are so dangerous that the 569 students can no longer have classes inside...
Read moreabout how you can Build a Primary School in Cambodia.
Why do you think starting preschool might be so important, particularly for Indigenous kids? You can help keep Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd's, commitment to ensuring all Indigenous kids have access to preschool.
Read more about how you can Assist Indigneous Kids in Moree, New South Wales.
