We dream of a world where poverty has ended and all people enjoy the fullness of life; tackling the injustice of global poverty, with TransformAid International

Australia
Joined August 2010
Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
Thrilled to see Nayeem Emran, our Economic Justice Strategic Lead, in action at Fashion Forward panel, marking the 10th anniversary of Rana Plaza collapse. Proud to join this vital conversation on safer workplaces for garment workers worldwide! 💪 @ActionAid_aus @BaptistWorldAid
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You can support families in Lebanon, and around the world, through our Good Neighbour Appeal. Our Partners are providing emergency support, and long-term community development to combat poverty and hunger. You can give here: baptistworldaid.org.au/appea…
While global food prices have stabilized in recent months, they remain at a 10-year high. Food prices are up by at least 15% in 70 countries. In some countries, including #Lebanon, inflation is running into triple digits. bit.ly/3L1Iz0k
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Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
✨ NEW BLOG POST! ✨How come some of the richest people in the world are chocolate business owners, but the farmers who supply cocoa are living in poverty? beslaveryfree.com/articles-b… #TheChocolateScorecard #EthicalChocolate #EthicalCocoa #EndModernSlavery #BeSlaveryFree
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Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
Record hunger: Money can’t buy a way out of food shortages One of the trends we can see driving humanitarian crises in 2023. Read the full list here: thenewhumanitarian.org/analy…
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Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
👏GOOD NEWS👏: The Government has announced $1.4 billion of additional aid to our region over the next 4-years. We welcome this while continuing to call for further urgent aid to help fight famine in the Horn of Africa, Afghanistan, Yemen & Syria. #HelpFightFamine #Budget2023
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Our 9th Ethical Fashion Report is live. Visit bwaa.co/behind-the-barcode to find out which brands are protecting workers & the environment. Speak Out To Brands by sending an email asking your favourite brands to do better, or congratulating them on their efforts toward progress.
Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
CRITICAL: Famine is a dangerous possibility, particularly in Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia & Yemen unless we act NOW. The cost of inaction is unthinkable. The latest Hunger Hotspots report: wfp.org/publications/hunger-…
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Pakistan. Somalia. Ethiopia. Afghanistan. Kenya. The Phillipines. Syria. Iran. Myanmar. Ukraine. Lord, have mercy. Help us help our neighbours as they face a catastrophic hunger crisis, floods, conflict or harsh winters. Help us help, & love our neighbours as ourselves.
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We are so grateful that the #AustralianGovernment has committed $15 million in urgent assistance. Now millions of people threatened by the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa and Yemen will get the help they need to move forward. #HelpFightFamine
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Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
.@SenatorWong makes her United Nations General Assembly debut this week. The UN has been increasingly talking about hunger and potential famine, so it's a good time to urge her to take our message to New York #helpfightfamine acfid.asn.au/media-releases/…
Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
ACFID Members are required to adhere to ACFID's Code of Conduct. They have high standards of accountability & ethical practices, are well resourced & have the technical expertise & ability to implement programs in-country. View member appeals in Pakistan: acfid.asn.au/content/consoli…
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URGENT! Join our CEO @MelissaLipsett1, @ACFID & other partners calling on the Australian Government to deliver a $150 million Famine Prevention Package to help the 50 million people on the brink of famine. Please write to your MP now at fightfamine.com.au #HelpFightFamine
Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
On Monday 22 August, we’re bringing attention to the unprecedented global hunger crisis, and we need your help! Next Monday, simply post a photo of yourself with a printed sign from fightfamine.com.au/?dg_track… calling on our government to #HelpFightFamine. Will you join us?
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Baptist World Aid Australia retweeted
Educating girls is not a waste of resources. It's about building resources for the future. We are broken hearted about a whole generation of Afghan girls who are missing out on education and the opportunity to build their futures, economies and country. unicef.org.au/about-us/media…