Donate & Support

Support disadvantaged youth to build life skills, confidence, self-esteem, and resilience.

There are many ways you can help us to make a difference in the life of a child. Your support is always greatly appreciated.

Donations over $2 are tax deductible.

One Off Donation

Make a difference now with a one-off donation. Funds raised enable out team to deliver our services, here are some suggestions or donate an amount that works for you.

$99

Support 1 young person to undertake Compass

$198

Support 2 young people to undertake Compass

$500

Subsidise a small cohort in a specialist school

$2,000

Support a targeted cohort including teacher/carer support

Make a Donation

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Donation by Funds Transfer

If you are more comfortable making a donation by EFT, please contact our team for the details of our bank account, and to discuss how you may like the funds directed. 

In-kind support

Use your expertise to make a difference in the life of young people:

Reach out to our CEO today to discuss how you can contribute.

Awards Victoria Ltd is committed to being a child safe and child friendly organisation. It recognises, respects and promotes children’s rights and is committed to protecting and empowering children who come into contact with the organisation. At Awards Victoria Ltd children are to be listened to, taken seriously and treated with sensitivity and compassion.

Awards Victoria Ltd acknowledges that children’s safety is the responsibility of the whole community and recognises its own responsibilities in keeping children safe from abuse. It has a zero-tolerance approach to child abuse.

Awards Victoria Ltd values diversity and will not tolerate discriminatory practices. It recognises the vulnerabilities of particular groups of children and pays particular attention to the cultural safety of Aboriginal children and children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds, and the safety of children with a disability.