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Every donation makes a difference to the lives of vulnerable communities where we work.
Every donation makes a difference to the lives of vulnerable communities where we work.
Across the Pacific region, HIV is claiming more lives than ever. Help stop the epidemic by donating today.
Across the Pacific region, HIV is claiming more lives than ever. Help stop the epidemic by donating today.
Please donate today to help ensure our staff in Myanmar can continue to deliver essential health services including personal hygiene products, nutrition packages, and psychosocial support.
Donate today to help provide a reliable new vehicle to keep our team on the road delivering life-saving medical care, improving maternal and child health, and protecting communities from infectious diseases.
Make the difference of a lifetime by setting up a monthly gift and becoming a Research Action Partner.
Many of our Research Action Partners say they enjoy knowing that regular gifts add up to a significant annual amount they may otherwise not have been able to make in one lump sum.
You retain the ability to increase, decrease or cancel your regular giving pledge whenever you wish. You’re not locked in to anything.
Every gift helps, but regular giving helps provide some certainty for our dedicated researchers who are working to save lives and solve devastating health issues affecting vulnerable communities in Australia and internationally.
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Len Dudman’s fundamental belief in kindness and accountability inspired him to throw his support behind Burnet Institute – and leave a lasting gift.
Gabrielle Lee is a new donor who received a request for support from Burnet in April 2024, asking her to donate to help mothers and newborn babies in Papua New Guinea.
Jojo was just eight years old when one of Burnet’s senior researchers, Dr Linda Reiling, paid a visit to her school. Linda was there to talk about malaria, and her team’s efforts to help eliminate the disease by 2030. As a budding scientist, young Jojo was fascinated.
With your support, we can create and translate knowledge into better health so no-one is left behind.