Humane Charities List in Fitzroy, Victoria | Non-governmental organisation (NGO)

Humane Charities List

Locality: Fitzroy, Victoria

Phone: +61 1800 486 263

Address: 200 Alexandra Parade 3065 Fitzroy, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.humanecharities.org.au/

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24.01.2022 Violunteers needed by one of our Humane Charities!

24.01.2022 Beat Bullying With Confidence. A Humane Charities organisation.

22.01.2022 Alcohol and Drug Foundation: Want to make a difference to alcohol and drug use in your community? We’re looking for 40 new LDAT’s to make an impact around Australia. Applications are now open. https://t.co/CD4gMrDv1X https://t.co/HWI48mPcEc

22.01.2022 This year, support cruelty-free health and medical charities without harming animals: www.HumaneCharities.org.au

22.01.2022 HRA has a new website live today! Have a look and we would love to hear your feedback.

21.01.2022 If they do not appear on the list, you can check your favourite charity's animal research policy or investments on their website. (Search for "[Charity Name] animal research")

21.01.2022 Pink Hope Community: When you are at high risk of cancer, connecting with others, and giving and receiving peer to peer support is so powerful. Our Pink Hope Facebook groups facilitate this in a safe, friendly, and supportive way. Click to join: https://t.co/E67O1k0NbD https://t.co/IpUdN6g1yT

20.01.2022 Chronic Pain Australia is excited to announce that 2020 National Pain Week is almost here! National Pain Week will kick off on Monday 27th July. The theme this year is 'Faces of Pain' - a video series from a number of different Australians across Australia, living with various chronic pain conditions, sharing their personal insights and challenges with the aim to help reduce the stigma and misconceptions about living with persistent pain. #NPW2020 For more info visit: www.NationalPainWeek.org.au

20.01.2022 Thank you for your generous contributions during 2019 to charities who carry a vision for improved human health, without harming others. You have made a huge difference for the progress of medicine and for the safety of animals.

20.01.2022 Mercy Ships do incredible work. They are, we are proud to day, on our Humane Charities List

19.01.2022 The Cancer Council's Daffodil Day is today and a large amount of money received goes towards outdated animal based research. In 2016, together with the Cancer Council’s research partners, over $65 million was invested in cancer research. Whilst the Cancer Council does not undertake in house animal research, it does provide funds for animal research. So if donating on Daffodil Day encourage the Cancer Council to use your donation towards human-biology based research and not animal experiments. However if you want to be sure your donation will definitely will not be used to promote animal research you may care to donate to the cancer charities listed on our Humane Charities website or app. To view the listing please visit www.humanecharities.org.au or download the Humane Charities smartphone app.

18.01.2022 A lot of what we do is driven by habit, and these can be difficult to change, however there are small steps you can take to become healthier, both mentally and ...physically: - Identify less healthy habits and learn new, positive ones to replace them - Start slow. Try changing one thing at a time - Be flexible. For example, if you decide to cut down on sugar, do it gradually over a few weeks rather than all at once - Keep it interesting. If you go for a walk, why not try different paths or a different place? For more tips on healthy living, check out this Fact Sheet: https://bit.ly/31VySK7

18.01.2022 One of the research organisations on our Humane Charities List is calling for participants if you care to share this.

17.01.2022 When we see them, we feel helpless. But you have the power to send your donations to charities who are advancing human health without harming animals. Check the list at www.humanecharities.org.au

15.01.2022 More than 80 athletes have donated their brains after death to the Australian Sports Brain Bank. This is the true way to study tramatic brain injury in sports people as opposed to unreliable experiments carried out on rats and mice in weight drop experiments at various Australian universities.

13.01.2022 Buddy is a medical experimentation survivor. Scientists used his body for 8 years. I don't know what was done to him. Most people don't. He is one of the very f...ew who have made it out alive. Today I had the pleasure of joining him and his forever mum for a puppuccino. Buddy's life is now full of love and kindness along with dog friendly pub visits and a weekly treat he chooses himself from the store. Buddy is another life saved as a result of the Animal Justice Party’s Right to Release campaign to get animals out of medical experimentation facilities. Remember, if you donate to a medical charity you could be funding tests on animals like Buddy. Check the Humane Charities list to ensure you aren't funding animal research: http://www.humanecharities.org.au/

12.01.2022 Beat Bullying With Confidence Foundation is, we are proud to say, on the Australian Humane Charities List! Please check out their wonderful work.

11.01.2022 There are a number of #HumaneCharities who do not use or support using animals in depression research. Find them at www.humanecharities.org.au

10.01.2022 One of our Humane Charities calling for volunteers in 2021.

10.01.2022 Synapse, one of the charities on our Humane Charities List, is this week marking Brain Awareness Week by highlighting common misconceptions about brain injury and the areas of society that are impacted. Synapse does not engage in animal experimentation in its research.

09.01.2022 Today our thoughts are with Helen Marston's family, friends, and loved ones as they say a final farewell. Helen led HRA as our CEO for over 15 years and started the Humane Charities List initiative. Thank you Helen.

08.01.2022 It's normal and appropriate if you’re feeling anxious or worried during this strange time. Stress is a natural and adaptive response to the unstable nature of the COVID-19 outbreak and the challenges it brings. However, it’s important to be aware of our stress response so that we don't let it overwhelm us. Even short moments of finding our internal calm will be beneficial to our mental health and wellbeing. For more on how to create a mindset that feels safe to tap into whenever you're feeling overwhelmed, head to bb.org.au/324ZCrh

06.01.2022 Beat Bullying with Confidence - a Humane Charity doing great work. #BeatBullyingWithConfidence

05.01.2022 Butterfly Foundation: It's Thursday, which means a new episode of our Let's Talk #podcast!In this episode, we're spilling the tough truth that weight loss and restrictive diets don't work. For one thing, they are a known trigger for #eatingdisorders bit.ly/2Ux5yFb

01.01.2022 What a wonderful Foundation it is!

01.01.2022 An interesting read about the impact of brain injury on personality shared by one of our humane charities, HeadWest.

01.01.2022 Welcome to the Humane Charities List! Operation Smile Australia believes every child suffering from a cleft or craniofacial condition deserves exceptional surgical care. You can support their work at www.operationsmile.org.au