Oxfam is an international charity and global movement dedicated to tackling the root causes of poverty
14.25 M+
people supported by Oxfam globally across 76 countries in 2024–2025
17,195
volunteer hours contributed to Oxfam Australia by 237 volunteers
226
partner organisations collaborating with Oxfam Australia to tackle poverty and injustice
14.25 M+
people supported by Oxfam globally across 76 countries in 2024–2025
17,195
volunteer hours contributed to Oxfam Australia by 237 volunteers
226
partner organisations collaborating with Oxfam Australia to tackle poverty and injustice
Uganda: Hilda Flavia Nakabuye, climate activist. Hilda and her climate friends from FFF regularly hold clean up actions at the shores of Lake Victoria. Photo: Emmanuel Museruka/Oxfam
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HOW WE WORK
The Oxfam confederation works in more than 70 countries, supporting more than 14.25 million people
Our initial response to crises focuses on providing life-saving humanitarian aid. Once the immediate needs have been met, we work with local partner organisations and communities to support long-term recovery.
Indonesia: Salbia is a community member who is learning to make briquettes from coconut shell waste from Oxfam local partner, YPPS. She is also helping to organise her local SILC group and owns a small shop selling small snacks. Photo: Kyo Umareta/Oxfam. Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP).
Join Oxfam today so that together we can help communities lift themselves out of poverty.
Ways to donate
Your donation will help communities survive today and prepare for tomorrow.
Indonesia: Salbia is a community member who is learning to make briquettes from coconut shell waste from Oxfam local partner, YPPS. She is also helping to organise her local SILC group and owns a small shop selling small snacks. Photo: Kyo Umareta/Oxfam. Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP).
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