How to help victims of Australian bushfires

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Red Cross Disaster Relief and Recovery

The Australian Red Cross has helped over 18,600 people since July 2019. Currently, Red Cross teams (out of which a majority are volunteers) are giving support to thousands of people in evacuation centres and recovery hubs. 

Salvation Army Disaster Appeal

With dedicated teams appointed in multiple locations across the country, the Salvation Army Emergency Services provide meals to evacuees and frontline responders. A number of teams are also on standby to provide extra support where and whenever needed.

NSW Rural Fire Service

Support the brigade who are currently fighting day and night to the horrific bushfires. If you wish to help and donate, you can do so via credit card, international transfers, cheque or money order.

Victorian Bushfire Appeal

Established by the Victorian government, the Victorian Bushfire Appeal takes every cent and penny donated directly to communities in need. Those of us living outside of Australia but would still like to donate, email the Community Enterprise Foundation at foundation.mailbox@bendigoadelaide.com.

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Wires

Since the bushfires began, Wires, Australia's largest wildlife rescue organisation has been concentrating on providing care for rescued animals. There are many ways in which individuals can help, click here to find out more.

Animals Australia

No one can take better care of these furry bushfire victims than expert wildlife vets. Animals Australia takes action by doing exactly that. Any donations made will be funded towards assisting expert wildlife vets to travel to fire-devastated areas, long-term needs such as food and habitat, as well as making sure that local wildlife carers have the support and resources they need.

WWF Australia

Make a donation and help save Koalas affected by the bushfires through WWF Australia's urgent appeal. All donations made will go towards replanting habitats for koalas, providing emergency care and medicine, protecting existing woodland and its wildlife and more.