Press releases
ChildFund research reveals perceptions of aid
7 July 2008
Most Australians believe that the work of international aid agencies is effective in assisting children in developing countries, although most also believe that conditions for the world’s poor children are unchanged or have deteriorated.
Children and families feel the brunt of world food crisis
29 May 2008
Soaring prices for basic food items is creating devastating hardship for already poor families and is leading to political instability in some countries.
Burma (Myanmar) cyclone emergency
7 May 2008
Burma (also known as Myanmar) has been hit by a devastating cyclone that has reportedly killed over 22,500 people.
Make this year's Mother's Day a memorable one
28 April 2008
Chocolates or flowers always go down well on Mother's Day, but when you're looking for a gift she'll remember with pride, why not try a sheep?
Credit crisis impacts living costs for children and families
14 April 2008
While Australians cringe every time they visit a petrol station, others around the world are feeling it too, although not just at the pump.
A crystal clear answer for reducing child mortality: clean water
17 March 2008
Water is vital for life - but access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation in the developing world is often scarce.
Give an egg of a different sort this Easter
12 March 2008
Walk into any supermarket now and you'lll see shelves stacked high with chocolate Easter eggs - a favourite gift idea for kids and grown-ups alike.
Women's crucial role in breaking the poverty cycle
3 March 2008
As violence escalates in Sri Lanka, ChildFund Australia continues to provide training and support to women in areas impacted by the ongoing civil war.
Ditch the flowers this Valentine's Day!
5 February 2008
If you're aiming for the element of surprise on Valentine's Day, a bunch of flowers and a box of chocolates probably won't raise gasps of amazement.
Recreational clubs bring HIV/AIDS education to young Ethiopians
28 November 2007
A program of youth clubs in Ethiopia is proving immensely popular - with thousands of young Ethiopians enjoying the opportunity to socialise and play sport, while also being educated about HIV/AIDS.
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