BREAD Australia

and conduct in relief/development, and its responses will conform to such recognised standards as Sphere Standards and ACNC External Conduct Standards. Furthermore, BREAD strives to build local capacities through conducting participatory planning processes, inclusion of vulnerable groups, a focus on cultural appropriateness, and providing assistance in restoring vital norms such as schools, hospitals, income generation, recreation, and other meaningful community interventions. BREAD AUSTRALIA exists to equip and inspire the local church to defend the rights of the poor and needy, by seeking to unite and empower the local partners to respond to wholistic needs of the vulnerable communities. Barnabas Relief Education and Development is registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC) and as a Public Benevolent Institution with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status with the Australian Tax Office. Donations of AU $2 or more to the work of the Barnabas Relief Education And Development Ltd ABN 12 151 203 691 are tax deductible. Projects:

CSR (CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY)

Today’s most successful businesses know that they need to give back to the communities; by making this choice the businesses could aid to people in need across the world. CSR collaborations have the potential to provide significant benefit to your business, giving a sense of personal satisfaction and enhancing its market image. CSR collaborations can be linked closely to a company’s business or set of products – Australia is a manufacturer of regular UHT and instant whole milk powder producer. We hope to partner with dairy companies to bring hope and nutrition to poor communities, especially children and infants. BREAD AUSTRALIA would like to explore with you opportunities to find CSR opportunities to strengthen your business. Choosing the right project is crucial for a successful CSR strategy. PARTNERSHIP IN-KIND
Poor communities and displaced people are struggling to access primary healthcare. Deprivation during migration, poor living conditions and lack of adequate hygiene make refugees vulnerable to health risks. In the West, regular hospital upgrades generate a large amount of useable but superseded medical goods which are unwanted in the West. These superseded medical goods could be redistributed to communities in desperate need in war or disaster affected countries. Hunger and malnutrition continue to be a major concern for pregnant and lactating women and growing children among the displaced communities; many are chronically undernourished. Malnutrition in mothers impacts their infants as it hinders lactation. Many of the displaced communities are already affected by serious drought in East Africa and the Horn of Africa, resulting in an increase in malnutrition among displaced communities. Globally, refugee children, suffer from a lack of proper nutrition and food insecurity. Within the agricultural industry, the dairy and grains industries have a remarkable opportunity to influence the nutritional needs of children. Undernourished children in refugee communities are often lacking in foods with high protein content, which are necessary for growth and cognitive development. Australia is a major agricultural and dairy producer. We hope to partner with the farming communities to bring hope and nutrition to displaced communities. BREAD AUSTRALIA see the value and effectiveness of in-kind donations. In our experience, coordinated in-kind donations will boost the donor economy and it will help the donor community to be directly and practically involved in the humanitarian intervention.