Back to school
As students return to school in Australia, we are reminded of the challenges faced by children in other parts of the world, where access to education is not a given.
In Zimbabwe, the impact of the climate crisis is making it difficult for families to earn a living, often forcing them to choose between feeding their children or sending them to school.
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| Through Gifts for Peace families can afford to send their children to school. Joel Pratley/Act for Peace | |
Through Gifts for Peace you can help families in Zimbabwe and other communities around the world access the resources they need to grow food, earn a living and give their children the education they deserve.
Farmyard animals
$53.00
This gift not only offers a source of protein for a family, but also a steady income as they can sell the offspring to others in their community. The additional income enables families to supplement their diet and pay for their children's education.
Farmer’s starter kit
$69.00
This gift contains everything a farmer needs to start planting and producing their own food. Right now, this is lifesaving. One of the key ways to help is by giving people the skills and tools to grow their own food and survive the climate crisis.
A pair of goats
$83.00
Your gift of two baby goats can make a world of difference for an entire family. These goats can transform a family’s future by providing not just milk, but also fertilizer for crops, and baby goats can be sold to buy other essentials.
Act for Peace's mission is to create a world where everyone has a safe place to belong.
Gifts for Peace supports community-led initiatives that help families build a sustainable future, especially in the face of climate change, so that fewer people are forced to leave their homes.
By choosing a Gift for Peace, you are giving a parent the best gift they could ask for, the ability to be self-sufficient and invest in their children’s education so they can reach their full potential.
