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Greater Impact is committed to supporting our
local, national and international communities. Our team are committed to
excellence so that we are able to put back into our community to help make
our world a better place.
Greater Impact is currently committed to the
following support programs:
Local
National International
Specifically supporting the World Festival of Magic, the Lion's Club provides entertainment for up to 3000 deserving persons. To find out more about the Lions Club, please visit www.palmbeach-currumbin.lionwarp.org
TAC-Q aims to create interaction between teenagers with life threatening illnesses in order to inject some fun and positivity into their lives and basically provide them with a holiday of a lifetime. TAC-Q has been operating for over 10 years and the highlight of every year is the week long adventure camp that brings the teenagers together to experience an adventure of a life time. To find out more about Teenage Adventure Camps QLD visit www.tacq.org.au
Providing an essential foster support service to the children of Australia, Barnardos' strategy is to support children who may be suffering from, or who are at risk of, abuse, neglect, homelessness or poverty. They may also be at risk of being placed in welfare care. To find out more about Barnardos visit www.barnardos.org.au
As essential service of the Australian Defence Force, our Bookkeeping Senior Consultant, Suzanne Tosch volunteers her valuable time to the RAAF and donates time spent on Bookkeeping services to the organisation. To find out more about how you can assist the RAAF, visit www.raaf.gov.au
Make-A-Wish Australia's mission is to bring magic and joy to children with a life-threatening illness by granting a cherished wish. The foundation has been granting wishes to children and young people since 1985. Wishes bring magic, joy and hope to these children and their families, as well as unforgettable experiences. To find out more about Make A Wish Foundation visit www.makeawish.org.au
Camp Quality is a non profit organisation that is committed to bringing hope and happiness to every child living with cancer, their families and communities through ongoing quality recreational, educational, hospital and financial support programs. To find out more about Camp Quality visit www.campquality.org.au
Bravehearts' members comprise survivors, parents, friends, partners, professionals and non-abusive members of the community who share in the belief that child sexual assault must stop. Bravehearts aims to 'Break the Silence', provide healing and support, engender child sexual assault prevention and protection strategies; advocate for understanding and promote increased education and research. To find out more about Bravehearts visit www.bravehearts.org.au
Located in Northern Thailand, Baan Fah Sigh-y is a home that takes in newborn babies who are either orphaned, abandoned or rejected by their families. Children in crisis with no hope and no future, are taken into a loving environment to provide for them, educate them and lead them into life with a positive direction and a sense of destiny. Founded by Phil and Wanida Hohnen, Baan Fah Sigh-y works in close relationship with Thai Government Social Workers, also assisting with emergency accommodation for young pregnant women rejected by their families, and mothers with new born babies who have no home or family support. Baan Fah Sigh-y is translated “Home of Blue Skies” likening the bright new beginning after a dark storm, to the hope given to many rejected and impoverished children of Northern Thailand. Baan Fah Sigh-y continues to grow with the first building now turned into a school room. A new dormitory was opened in 2007 to add to the nursery, staff quarters, separate kitchen and dining room. In addition there are various out-buildings including a laundry, storage shed and water tanks. Household water is provided by a bore and the fruit trees, numbering more than 100, are irrigated from the nearby river. A recreation hall is planned for construction later in 2007. The significance of Baan Fah Sigh-y in the region continues to increase with one key Social Worker in the Thai hospital system recognizing the home as the premier facility of its kind in the region. High accolades for such a newly established facility. If you would like to find out more information you can visit their website www.wrayvillage.co.uk/sallyspage.htm or give the team at Greater Impact a call.
AAS-Au is a charitable organisation operating in various countries, namely Australia, USA, Great Britain, Sweden and New Zealand. The mission of this organisation is to alleviate poverty of Assyrian people living in the areas of Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey, through the advancement of education, health and agriculture. AAS-Au started its operation as a registered charitable organisation in Australia in 1999. Donations made by the Greater Impact Team have assisted in the following projects:
If you would like to find out more about AAS-Au go to www.assyrianaidsociety.org or give the team at Greater Impact a call.
Childcare International Kitgum is a group of committed volunteers who have rescued thousands of war traumatised children in North Uganda. Beginning in 1991, CCKI now employs 200 local Ugandan and volunteers from overseas to provide essential services to these children. Currently the Victory Centre Kitgum provides on-site full day care for vulnerable children encompassing education, graduating into vocational training, feeding, medical clinic, clothing and hygiene needs. For over 4000 children daily. CCKI provides such services as:
If you would like to find out more about Childcare International Kitgum www.cks.org.au or give the team at Greater Impact a call. Greater Impact proudly supports Childcare International Kitgum, meet some of our sponsor children!
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