is an independent organisation which strives to help orphans and refugee children in the war torn region of Ambon, Maluku (Indonesia). This organisation was formed in December 2000 and incorporated in 2002. Lawamena seeks to provide an opportunity for children and orphans to have a proper education, to prevent a loss of opportunities. This generation of primary school aged children have witnessed killings and violence. Some may have killed to live. It is a generation that lived in refugee camps with very basic shelter and they have stopped going to school because their parents are no longer there with them or have lost their jobs thus no longer able to provide for their children’s education. These young children have experienced the loss of a generation of high school age children who went to "war" and died. We should not allow this new, young generation to fade too.

seeks to not only encourage followers of Jesus to act on issues of injustice, but also to provide them with tools and training so they have an effective voice in the public sphere. Inspired by Aboriginal Christian leaders, Common Grace is a movement of people coming together to pursue the justice, beauty and generosity we see lived out abundantly by Jesus, helping to positively transform Australian society.

is a not-for-profit organisation based in Australia and Uganda that aims to improve health outcomes, empower the poor, and make positive lasting change with the people of rural Uganda. The Maranatha team is passionate about making aid genuinely effective, and take a ‘for the people, by the people’ approach. The aim is to collaborate with local people, empowering them to first imagine and then create the change they want to see in their lives and communities. The work we support is focused on capacity building and community health and development initiatives, as well as the provision of exceptional, model health care for children.