The University of Melbourne Animal Protection Society (UMAPS) is a club dedicated to campaigning against animal cruelty at the University of Melbourne. If you care about animals and want to do something about it, meet like-minded people, or even just learn more about this important issue, the Animal Protection Society is for you!
Red Cross is the world’s largest humanitarian organisation. Red Cross is there for people in need, regardless of nationality, race, religious beliefs, class or political opinions. We are impartial, neutral and independent.
Cast-On Charity Group (CCCG) acts as a group to encourage learning and improving handicraft skills such as knitting and crocheting while participating in events and projects to raise funds for charity.
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We are an active group keen to assist developing communities around the world. We aim to improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of people through grassroots projects.
Our flagship project is based in Ilahita, a rural village in Papua New...
Habitat for Humanity is a globally renowned, non-profit organization which aligns its aims to build modest housing for the less fortunate.
The Leo Club Program was first initialized by Glenside Lions Club in Abington, Pennsylvania, USA in 1957. Since then, the number of Leo Clubs has been growing to over 5700 clubs worldwide, and is still growing, right up to the doorsteps of Melbourne University!
The Oaktree Foundation is an aid and development organisation run entirely by volunteers under 26. We’re doing something real about poverty.
Oxfam strives to achieve a just world without poverty. Oxfam is a secular and apolitical development organisation, guided by a rights-based approach. Oxfam contributes to long-term development projects as well as campaigns for change.
The University of Melbourne Rotaract Club helps members to develop professional and leadership skills, while providing opportunities for personal and group activities to serve the community and promote international understanding and goodwill amongst all people.
We are on campus to promote the rights of children and the aims of UNICEF to the University community through working with UNICEF Australia, holding fund-raisers and supporting UNICEF Australia campaigns.
Youth Charity Society (YCS) is enthusiastic about reaching out to isolated individuals in our community and encouraging more young adults to volunteer. We provide a space for volunteers to share experiences, and unite together to organise events aiming to...
