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Your August Peace Mail from Afghanistan and Pakistan

15 August, 2023

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Peace Mail

Your partnership is working to improve the quality of educational opportunities available for girls in rural areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

International Day of Peace 2022: Peace isn’t just about a ceasefire

21 September, 2022

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Stories

More than encouraging an end to violence, the UN’s theme this year represents an ideal that is close to our hearts at Act for Peace: caring for one another as we would care for ourselves.

Supporting Afghans uprooted from their homes

26 July, 2022

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News and Updates

Since August last year, we’ve raised $436,000 to help our local partner provide emergency aid to the most crisis-affected Afghans.

Emergency Update: Helping Afghans find safe refuge

16 February, 2022

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News and Updates

Afghanistan is in the grip of a chronic humanitarian crisis, caused by prolonged, violent conflict and exacerbated by poverty, drought and the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The international humanitarian agency of the National Council of Churches in Australia.

Act for Peace acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

$19

per month can help our local partner in Gaza provide ongoing mental health support for children to help them recover from trauma.

$30

per month can help cover the costs of identity documents, so our partner in Sri Lanka can support refugee families to travel back to their homeland and find a safe place to belong.

$53

per month can help our local partner in Zimbabwe provide farmers with farmyard animals and specialised training so they can have a regular source of income for their families and stay resilient in the face of ongoing drought.

$60

Help four children suffering from malnutrition and anaemia in Gaza by giving them access to basic medicine.

$157

Help ensure families in Sri Lanka have clean water to drink; also enabling them to safely water their crops and have food to eat.

$345

Help provide a farmer’s starter kit for four families in Zimbabwe so they can produce their own food and learn climate change-resilient farming methods.

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per month can help cover the costs of identity documents, so our partner in Sri Lanka can support refugee families to travel back to their homeland and find a safe place to belong.  

per month can help our local partner in Zimbabwe provide farmers with farmyard animals and specialised training so they can have a regular source of income for their families and stay resilient in the face of ongoing drought. 