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Support Australians affected by floods

We have seen catastrophic floods across Far North Queensland, destroying homes and livelihoods. Find out how you can help.

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Bushfire Recovery

As bushfire season unfolds, ABC Gives is supporting charities working directly with bushfire affected communities.

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Volunteering

Why Volunteer?

Learn more about what volunteering is and how you can volunteer to give back.

Ways to Volunteer

Need some inspiration? We have plenty of ideas to kick start your volunteer journey.

Help in an emergency

Help your community in the wake of a natural disaster or extreme weather.

The vital volunteer roles you never hear about during emergencies

Why your skills might be vital during the next disaster season.

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In the News

Teens aboard tall ship rescue capsized kayaker from crocodile-prone Queensland waters

A group of young sailors spending their school holidays on an eight-day tall ship voyage have helped pluck two stranded kayakers from dangerous waters near Hinchinbrook Island.

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Horse therapy helps heal trauma and improve wellbeing for First Nations youths

Athena Perkusich says her special bond with a horse helps her connect and relax. She is among thousands of young people benefiting from an equine program in the Kimberley.

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What issues are on your mind ahead of the Queensland election? We want to know

From the cost of living and transport to housing and the environment, we want to know what's impacting you or your community.

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Stuck in a doomscrolling dive? Here are signs of 'vicarious trauma' to watch out for

Experts think exposure to traumatic content on social media, such as uncensored images coming out of the Middle East, can give some people PTSD. So what signs should you look out for, and how can you protect yourself?

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