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WELCOME to Effective Aid
According to UNICEF, 30 000 children die each day due to poverty... they 'die quietly in some of the poorest villages on Earth, far removed from the scrutiny and conscience of the world. Being meek and weak in life makes the dying multitudes even more invisible in death.'
Effective Aid International is a non-profit, Australian based, International Humanitarian Aid Organization. Our current area of focus is South East Asia, with projects mainly focusing on assisting people affected by the on-going humanitarian crisis in Burma. We also direct assistance towards the abandoned or orphaned children in North Thailand.
Our Purpose:
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To alleviate poverty, suffering and distress,
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To provide food, clothing, shelter, health care and education to people in crisis in the world’s developing countries,
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Protection and/or removal from danger for those in immediate crisis,
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Leadership development through practical programs provided to people in key positions within society in developing nations,
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Provision of education to young people who are denied this right by reason of political instability, poverty or lack of opportunity.
The organization is approved by the Australian Tax Office, and for Australian citizens all donations over $2 into our approved projects are tax deductible.
For USA residents tax benefits are available to donors through our partner organization, Bibleway Inc. Details for donation can be viewed on the Donations page on this website.
Donations however, are welcomed from all who have the desire to make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate in our global community.
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OUR story
Effective Aid International partners both with those in need, and those like you with a desire to make our world a better place.
We refuse to be spectators in the world's crises, and are committed to the provision of quality humanitarian aid projects that provide emergency care and development to the poor, oppressed and homeless people of our global community.
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LATEST news
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Effective Aid International Project Directors are visiting the Gold Coast in December and invite friends and supporters to join them for an informal cup of coffee.
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Phil and Wanida Hohnen, Directors of Baan Fah Sighy Children's Home Met Supporters on the Gold Coast
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Dormitory Students at Maela No 6 School are working hard so they can enjoy a new play area.
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| Students at an Effective Aid Refugee School | |
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| Refugee Children in a Camp | |
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