Climate change is pushing people deeper into poverty
Without support, these communities won’t have the resources they need to recover, rebuild and be ready for the future
About Oxfam
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Working with First Peoples to achieve the change they seek.
gender Equality
Empowering women and girls to earn, learn and lead.
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Ensuring justice for communities impacted by the climate crisis.
economic Inequality
Empowering communities to lift themselves out of poverty.
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When an emergency hits, Oxfam is there to support livelihoods.
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Together we are stronger
For over 30 years, Oxfam and the community organisations we partner with have worked in Vanuatu to reduce inequality and increase opportunities for women, the LGBTQI+ community and people with disabilities. Here’s how we’re supporting people to come together, learn new skills and challenge harmful social norms.
Your impact
Meet these inspiring heroes from all corners of the globe.
When women can earn a living it not only improves gender equality, it also helps whole communities lift themselves out of poverty.
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Violence against women and girls is alarmingly common in Papua New Guinea. Oxfam is working with trailblazers like Eriko to empower women and build a safer future.
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Our UnBlocked cash transfer program supports vulnerable communities with immediate cash transfers when disasters strike.
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Before she put pen to paper, Natalia’s dream for a new house may have seemed unattainable. But her happy new home is proof that if you can see it, you can be it.
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Many 17 year olds look forward to the moment when they turn 18 and can legally vote but not many plan to stand for election the same year.
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