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Help youth reach their potential
Life has changed dramatically in Vanuatu over the past few decades. The youth population in Vanuatu is booming, but many of these future leaders lack the opportunities and resources to contribute to their economies and communities. Oxfam’s partner Youth Challenge Vanuatu (YCV) is there to help bridge the gap between...READ MORE DONATE NOW
Fight the climate crisis
Climate change is the greatest threat to our future. Rising global temperatures, increased extreme weather, rising seas, and increased floods and droughts are taking their toll on communities all over the world. The damaging impact of climate change is hitting Pacific countries like Solomon Islands the hardest. The world’s poorest...READ MORE DONATE NOW
Push brands to pay a living wage
Top fashion CEOs make more money in just one week than a garment worker will be paid in her entire life. You can help to change this. By joining us in our What She Makes campaign, you can help us demand a living wage for the women overseas who make...READ MORE DONATE NOW
Vanuatu cyclones response
Vanuatu is the most climate-vulnerable country in the world. Last week, two severe tropical cyclones hit the island nation within 48 hours, causing severe damage. More than 80% of Vanuatu’s population was impacted, with approximately 50% of the population experiencing a Category 3 or 4 cyclone. Homes, especially those in...READ MORE DONATE NOW
Disaster Response Fund
Together, we can save lives and help communities rebuild. Emergency funds are crucial for Oxfam to act quickly whenever disasters occur around the world. With your help, we can launch a rapid response after tropical cyclones, earthquakes or human-made accidents.READ MORE DONATE NOW
East Africa hunger crisis
Millions of people in East Africa are facing increased hunger and poverty, as conflict and food security crises worsen. Soon, families that had insufficient food to start with will suddenly find themselves with none at all. An escalation in the conflict in northern Ethiopia means 6.9 million people are now...READ MORE DONATE NOW
Working together to change lives every day
One in five of the world’s people lives without safe water. Two in five lack even basic sanitation. Oxfam supports communities to maintain their own water supplies.
Oxfam’s livelihoods programme seeks to help people in poverty have a sustainable livelihood, including making a decent income and living in a safe environment.
Oxfam is working with women across the Pacific and Southeast Asia to bring about positive change to secure their basic human rights.
Join our call to world leaders, governments, and businesses to play their part in tackling poverty and building a safer, fairer world for everyone.
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Stories from our volunteers

Diana Auckland
It’s important for me to focus on what I can do and find the right balance. Leaving a bequest to Oxfam is something I know will make a lasting difference for people living in poverty.

Mary Auckland
Oxfam is one of the main charities I support, and I do so because I feel that I want to reach out to the rest of the world who aren’t as fortunate as I am to live in a privileged country. Oxfam’s values and beliefs fit well with my own.

Pauline Dunedin
What I like about Oxfam’s work is that it works to tackle the root causes of poverty. When I first started supporting Oxfam, most charities focused on child sponsorship. But I’m more interested in a community wide approach.