Gaza – Fighting Malnutrition & Anaemia

Malnutrition and anaemia rates in children have risen since the end of the 2014 war in Gaza. Fatima is a midwife ensuring the most vulnerable children are given medical care.

Gaza – Rebuilding Lives

Eight months after the war in Gaza, over 300,000 Palestinian children remain in desperate need of psychosocial counselling to overcome their trauma.

Zimbabwe – Conservation Farming

Zimbabwe is becoming more vulnerable to climate change and decreasing rainfall. Farmers are learning to cope with these changes by using conservation farming methods.

Myanmar – Rescuing Child Soldiers

There are an estimated 5,000 child soldiers still active in the Burmese Army. The government has said they would demobilise them but progress has been slow.

Bangladesh – Nipa’s Story

In a small village on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, one young woman’s drive and creativity has been harnessed. Now, 18-year-old Nipa is her own boss.

Ethiopia – Urban Refugee Care

Ethiopia is now the largest refugee hosting country in Africa, with over 630,000 refugees seeking shelter. This is putting a huge strain on the already delicate health care system in the country.

Afghanistan – Girl’s Education

Meet Adela. As a nine year old girl in Afghanistan, Adela is getting an education in the hope of one day becoming a doctor and helping her country.

South Sudan – Growing Pains

South Sudan had almost its entire infrastructure destroyed during the war. Access to fresh clean water is one of the major issues for people returning home.

Australia / Bolivia – Walk As One

Walk As One short film takes Scott Hall and Major Cameron on their life-changing journey from the Northern Territory, Australia to visit an Indigenous Community in the Bolivian Amazon.

Bangladesh – Sweet Water

Sweet Water. A documentary film looking at how Climate Change is impacting the people of Bangladesh for Caritas Australia.