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ASD Kids
4 ASD Kids is a not for profit charity dedicated to raising funds to assist children and families dealing with autism so they can access early intervention programs that provide them with the greatest opportunity of leading a normal life. 4 ASD Kids was founded by dual international rugby player, Mat Rogers and his media identity wife, Chloe Maxwell after they went public with their own battle with an autistic child. |
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Aunties and Uncles Queensland
Aunties and Uncles Queensland is an early intervention and prevention program helping vulnerable and disadvantaged children aged 1-12 years, within the greater Brisbane and Gold Coast areas.
Volunteer mentors have an immense long lasting impact on these children by helping them to experience stability and the benefits of an extended family. |
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HeartKids Australia
HeartKids Australia is a not for profit organisation that is focussed on improving the lives of children with Childhood Heart Disease and their families. |
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Make-A-Wish® Australia
Make-A-Wish® Australia is a non-profit organisation who grant wishes for children with life-threatening medical conditions, providing hope, strength and joy when most needed. |
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Mission Australia
Mission Australia is a community service organisation that has been transforming the lives of Australians in need for more than 150 years. Today we provide more than 550 community and employment services that help over 300,000 Australians a year. |
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National Breast Cancer Foundation
The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is the leading community-funded national organisation in Australia supporting and promoting research into the prevention and cure of breast cancer. |
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Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation
The Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation operates with one simple but very important objective: to find a cure for paralysis. The Foundation funds medical research which aims to reach, or in the least part assist the progression towards, that objective.
The discovery of a cure is something which the Foundation founder Perry Cross and his colleagues truly believe will happen - it’s just a matter of when. |
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