Watch the Foundation’s work in the communities your gift supports.
Registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.
Australia, the Philippines, Malaysia, India and Nigeria.
Up to 5% covers accounting and compliance.
For eligible people who cannot afford care, by referral.
Your gift supports education in Nigeria and the Philippines, including school fees, educational materials and relief goods for Our Lady of Perpetual Help, a children’s home in Batangas.
Books, stationery, school materials, food and daily essentials, delivered directly to communities. Educational supplies are provided in partnership with Officeworks.
In Makoko, Lagos, we work with Kindle Africa to teach women practical skills such as sewing.
In Australia, we have run storytelling and writing workshops, with Launch Housing, for women who have experienced abuse and were living in shelters.
Grace to Be Born, in the Philippines, is a maternity home and nursery offering temporary shelter to unwed pregnant mothers, and an orphanage for children born there. We have supplied nappies and provided one-on-one wellbeing coaching and counselling.
Free counselling for survivors of domestic violence and others who cannot afford care. Access is by referral through shelters and support services, and eligibility is assessed. Clients are people of all genders and backgrounds who have experienced serious violence and abuse.
Donations fund the sessions. They are delivered by a small group of carefully selected therapists from The Support Pages, a mental health directory founded by Norliza Pavlakos, who provide their services at a reduced rate as a contribution to the Foundation.
We thank Officeworks for its partnership in providing the educational supplies we send to schools and children’s homes.
A single gift helps today. A monthly gift lets us plan ahead.
Give your team, clients or members a tangible way to make a difference.
Charities and organisations can invite Norliza to their work or fundraising event.
Norliza Pavlakos, Founder
To schooling and educational supplies, food and essentials, and free counselling for eligible people who cannot afford care.
At least 95%. Up to 5% covers accounting and compliance.
People who have experienced violence and cannot afford care. Access is by referral through shelters and support services, and eligibility is assessed so support reaches those who need it most.
Donations fund the sessions. A small group of carefully selected therapists from The Support Pages provide them at a reduced rate as a contribution to the Foundation.
Yes. Gifts to the Foundation are tax deductible.
Yes. We welcome educational supplies, essentials and baby supplies.
Yes, at any time.
