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For the price of your morning coffee…you could be driving around in Australia’s most popular medium sized SUV – the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid!

Your contributions are crucial to the amazing work the Alannah & Madeline Foundation does supporting children in crisis….thank you so much for helping out!

Now With an Exciting New Prize!

The lucky winner of our current raffle is going to drive home in a brand-new Toyota RAV4 XSE Hybrid AWD!

And best of all, each ticket purchase supports our work in keeping children safe from violence. Don’t delay, enter today and give yourself every chance to become our next winner.

Lottery Closes: 9th December

Winner Drawn: 11th December

Ultimate Practicality Meets Sustainability!

The Toyota RAV4 Hybrid is currently the 3rd most popular car in Australia for a very good reason! The RAV4 is the perfect all-rounder, great for the daily commute while also perfect for long journeys and camping trips. On top of that, the Toyota Hybrid engine will ensure you are always saving money on petrol!

Well, there is a reason why Toyota is sold out of these things for the foreseeable future. It is a great product that delivers keenly on its core purpose – offering a comfortable, quiet, reliable, and spacious medium SUV.

It plainly and simply sets the benchmark for fuel-efficient transport for the masses, and is particularly relevant for now where we’re being pinched on fuel prices.

– Tom Fraser (Drive.com.au)

5 REASONS WHY TO SUPPORT THE 

ALANNAH & MADELINE FOUNDATION

REASON #1

BUDDY BAGS

A Buddy Bag offers more than just material aid for children who arrive in emergency accommodation after violence, it is one of the vital first steps to recovery. These everyday items restore a sense of safety and security to children when they need it most.

REASON #2

INTENSIVE THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT

Severe violence and trauma can impact children for years, often affecting their physical and emotional development. Children Ahead qualified staff work directly with children to provide intensive, therapeutic support to assist with their recovery.

REASON #3

CUBBY HOUSE

Cubby House aims to reduce the effects of trauma associated with attending court by providing a safe, calm and engaging space for children and young people. It plays a critical role in promoting wellbeing and positive environment for both children and Department of Health and Human Services staff (DHHS).

REASON #4

BETTER BUDDIES

We want to help schools address bullying behaviour by teaching children to create strong, meaningful relationships with one another.

Better Buddies works by pairing new primary school students with an older buddy, helping students entering their first year of primary school to feel safe, valued and connected to their school community.

REASON #5

ESMART

When interacting online, we all need to be educated in how to act in a smart, safe and responsible way, and we need to know how to pass this knowledge onto our children. We need to know what to do if children are exposed to age-inappropriate content, encounter cyber bullying, or when they might be putting their privacy at risk.

eSmart provides a prevention and risk management framework for Australian schools and libraries to help them better integrate cyber safety practices and promote the safe use of online technology in their community.

The simplicity of a six-year-old girl caring for her younger sister is what the Foundation is dedicated to – helping children live without fear, bullying or violence. This strikes a chord with the entire population, making our message and aim so powerful.

The Foundation was set up in memory of Alannah and Madeline Mikac, aged six and three, who were tragically killed with their mother and 32 others at Port Arthur, Tasmania, on 28 April 1996. The Foundation was launched in 1997 and has been operating for almost 20 years.

Our key objectives are to care for children who have experienced or witnessed serious violence; reduce the incidence of bullying, cyber bullying and other cyber risks; and, advocate for the safety and wellbeing of children.

Our programs are in one third of all Australian schools, and more than two thirds of all Australian public libraries (reaching all 1,500 within the next three years) and we support 10,000 children in refuges or foster homes across Australia every year.

We have reached more than 2 million children and their families nationwide since the organisation was established in 1997.

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