Toilet Block
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Toilet Block

$5,000

Poor sanitation spreads disease and disrupts lives, with teenage girls particularly affected. For teenage girls living in developing countries, personal hygiene can become a considerable barrier to attending and engaging in school activities.

By gifting a toilet block:

  • You will help to protect children from preventable disease.
  • You’ll provide teenage girls with health and dignity and enable them to attend school more frequently.
  • With improved access to education, girls and boys can have equal opportunities to prepare for a brighter future free from poverty.

Read more about the specific impact your gift will have.

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Want to know more?

Want to find out more about this special opportunity? Give us a call on 1300 22 44 53 or email compassion@compassion.com.au to chat to one of our friendly staff.

For every $1 donated

80% goes to program, 20% to administration

80% goes to program

20% goes to administration

FAQs

  • What is a Gift of Compassion?

    Gifts of Compassion are real goods and services given to children and families in Compassion child development centres around the world when you purchase an item from the Gifts of Compassion catalogue. For every Gift of Compassion you order, you will receive a gift card to personalise for your friends and loved ones.

    Funds raised from the Gifts of Compassion catalogue are used to support Compassion's Critical Needs, which remove obstacles to children's development and implement preventative action. These interventions include providing safe water, disaster relief, emergency medical care, vocational training, infrastructure, and much more: all issues that need to be addressed for a child to be released from poverty.

    Compassion Australia uses Gifts of Compassion funds to meet the project needs represented in the catalogue.

    You can:

    • Give a Gift of Compassion
    • Contact us to request more copies of the Gifts of Compassion catalogue to distribute at your church or workplace
  • How did you choose the gifts to include in this year’s Gifts of Compassion catalogue?

    We work closely with our church partners around the world to make sure the gifts we’ve selected will make a big difference in the lives of the children and families in their communities. However, if at the time of purchase there isn’t a need for your chosen gifts, the funds will go towards a comparable, more urgent initiative.

  • What do I receive when I give a Gift of Compassion?

    For every Gift of Compassion you order, you will receive a beautiful gift card to personalise for your friends and loved ones. The amount you have donated will not be printed on the card.

    Real goods and services represented by the Gift of Compassion item you order will be given to children and families supported by Compassion around the world.

    You can:

  • What happens if there isn’t a need for the gift at the time I purchase it?

    We are committed to ensuring that the gifts from our Gifts of Compassion catalogue facilitate good development work. This means responding to the changing needs of the children and families in Compassion’s program around the world. If at the time of purchase there isn’t a need for your chosen gift, the funds will go towards a comparable, more urgent initiative. For example, if there was no current need for chickens, then your funds may go towards a pig or another farm animal.

  • Can I send my sponsored child a Gift of Compassion?

    No. Gifts of Compassion are different to the gifts you can send your sponsored child. Funds from the purchase of Gifts of Compassion are pooled to support a range of Critical Interventions that benefit many children and families and can't be directed to an individual child.

    However, you can choose to send a gift specifically for your sponsored child by giving a child gift, family gift and/or birthday gift. One hundred per cent of these gifts will directly benefit your sponsored child and their family.

    You can: