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WORLD VISION
www.worldvision.com.au
World Vision is Australia's largest overseas aid and humanitarian organisation. As well as providing relief in emergency situations, they work on long-term development projects with local communities to address the causes of poverty and help them become self-sufficient. Funds from Beyond will be used to help World Vision….

CBM AUSTRALIA
www.cbm.org.au
For over 100 years CBM has worked with blind and disabled people living in the world's poorest nations.  With the primary goal of eliminating 'preventable disability', they currently operate over 150 successful projects around the world.  Because of their established indigenous bases in many ethnic regions they can respond very quickly and efficiently to assist disabled people trapped in disaster zones.  E.g. the Burma floods.

MERCY SHIPS 
www.mercyships.org
The hospital ship 'Africa Mercy' delivers hope and healing to the forgotten poor in developing nations by providing 7,000 life-changing surgical procedures 'free of charge' each year.  Staffed by volunteers, 'Africa Mercy' has six state-of-the-art operating theatres on-board and is the world's largest non-government run hospital ship.  Community development teams also run mobile health clinics, establish clean drinking water supplies and construct health care facilities in poor villages lacking necessary essential services.

98.5 SONSHINE FM CARELINE 
www.sonshinefm.ws/careline
Careline, operated the not-for-profit Perth based SonshineFM Radio Station, offers off-air, confidential, telephone counselling to the Perth community.  CareLine team members are trained volunteers who make themselves available to man the phones between 9am to midday and 7pm to 11pm every day.  This free community service aims to support people who may be going through difficult times or just struggling to cope with daily life, by providing a friendly, trained and caring, listening ear.

OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL
- INDIA
www.opportunity.org.au
Opportunity International have developed a bold strategy to permanently transform the lives of the very poor sub-class peoples of India through indigenous microfinance, livelihood and development service partners.
Despite showing positive signs of increasing economic growth and development, 80% of India's total population - 800 million people - are living in poverty, earning less than $2 a day.  They aim to lead and influence the microfinance sector across India by helping at least 1,000,000 poor families make their way out of poverty - permanently, by 2012.

OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL
- SOUTH EAST ASIA
www.opportunity.org.au
Since 1979, Australians have assisted millions of poor people make their way out of poverty through overseas aid programs across our northern neighbour nations.  As an example, people from C3 Beachway here in Perth were able to set up and fund the Tirta Ambara Trust Bank in a remote village in Bali.  This visionary gift empowered  twenty-seven very poor families to start and sustain their own local businesses.  Opportunity International Australia also works closely with the Australian Government aid agency, AusAID to coordinate other larger projects.