About us
Oxfam is an international charity and global movement dedicated to tackling the root causes of poverty.
Right now, inequality is trapping billions of people in poverty. It’s causing a record number of people to lose their livelihoods, struggle for essentials and face extreme hunger — all while a handful of people hold inconceivable wealth.
It’s unfair, unjust and unacceptable. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Together, we have the power to create an equal world without the inequalities that keep people in poverty.
We do this by working alongside local partners and communities to deliver life-saving humanitarian relief, long-term anti-poverty projects and powerful campaigns for change.
A world without poverty is possible. You can help us get there.

Our approach
How we work through our network of partners and allies to relieve and eliminate poverty on three fronts

Our strategic framework
How we plan to achieve our vision of a just and sustainable world without poverty

Countries where we work
We are a member of the global Oxfam confederation, which works in 80 countries around the world

Our impact
How we maximise the value of every dollar we spend to ensure we’re having a long-term impact

Our history
For over 70 years, we’ve worked to change the world for the better to relieve and eliminate poverty