- Housing & Shelter
- Low Income housing
- Housing for the aged
- Help and accommodation for the homeless
- Refuges and shelters
- Care and housing of children and orphans
- Food & Income
- Food distribution
- Helping meet basic needs inc. finance
- Job training/basic skills training/help into work
- Access to clean water
- Mine clearance
- Special Needs Education
- Access to basic skills
- Literacy
- Numeracy
- Digital inclusion
- Re-training of long term unemployed
- Awareness, support and information for sufferers of illness
- Health counselling
- Care for the elderly
- Aid to the handicapped
- Prevention of cruelty to children
- Emergency or disaster preparedness and relief
- Rehabilitation services (drugs, alcohol etc)
- Religious organisations without a secular community designation: A secular designation is defined as an organisation separate from the church or religious organisation that provides services to people regardless of their religious beliefs and does not propagate a belief in a specific faith. Example: A food bank with charity status that is run by a church, but is a separate and unique organisation that provides food and meals to anyone who qualifies for services, regardless of religious beliefs.
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- Cultural and environmental education organisations
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- Organisations that advocate, support, or practice discrimination based on age, ethnicity, gender, national origin, disability, race, size, religion, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic background. Organisations must be willing and able to attest that they do not discriminate on any of these grounds in order to receive donations.
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