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Climate change: Sufia's story
Climate change is pushing millions further into poverty. Be there to help families like Sufia’s.
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Haiti snapshot
Regular donations mean we can be there for the long haul in places like Haiti, helping rebuild communities devastated by disaster.
More videos and picture galleries
Latest from the field
Regular donations help underpin our work worldwide. Get the latest reports of progress from the field.
See regular donations in action
Get the full picture of what regular donations can do through a selection of videos, galleries and slideshows.
Haiti: one year on
Regular donations mean we can be there for the long haul to help rebuild communities recovering from disaster - that's in around 30 countries right now, including Haiti.
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Climate change: Sufia's story
Climate change is pushing millions further into poverty. Be there to help families like Sufia’s.
Oxfam: What we do
Your two-minute guide to a global programme that spans 70 countries, tackling poverty in every way imaginable. This, in a nutshell, is the difference regular donations and commitment make.
A song about change
Oxfam uses donations to put poor people in charge of their own lives – but don't just take our word for it! Garden project members in Zimbabwe sing about the change Oxfam supporters have helped bring in their lives.
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Haiti snapshot
Your regular donations can help us be there next time disaster strikes – like we were in Haiti.
Where we work
Right now, regular donations are hard at work helping communities in over 70 countries.
East Africa
Teaching teacher
Oxfam is mentoring teachers in Tanzania to help ensure that every child receives a quality, life-changing education.
Eastern Europe
Georgia's forgotten generation
Oxfam is giving hope and help to thousands of internally displaced people, left in limbo following bitter conflict in the 1990s.
Caribbean
Hot meals for Haiti
Community canteens run by Oxfam’s partners in Haiti are providing vital meals for 15,000 survivors of January’s earthquake.
West Africa
Food for thought
In Mali, drought is making food and water scarce – and keeping kids out of school. But Oxfam has an answer.
Indonesia
A future free from poverty
One of our projects drew to a close in Indonesia recently, with life already looking very different for thousands of people.
South Asia
Meet India's rag pickers
The Oxfam school project transforming the hard lives of children working as rag pickers in an Indian slum.
UK
Govan calling
Donations don't only do good overseas. They can also help give a voice to people living in deprived areas closer to home.
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How your donation can help
For every £1 donated to Oxfam
- 81p is spent directly on emergency, development and campaigning work.
- 11p is spent on support and governance.
- 8p is invested to generate future income.
