Emergency Action Alliance

10/07/2026

Two weeks after powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, humanitarian needs continue to grow. Thousands of people remain displaced, critical infrastructure has been damaged, and communities are struggling to recover from a devastating loss of life.
Follow the link below to learn more and find out how you can help.
https://emergencyaction.org.au/venezuela-earthquake/

19/06/2026

On World Refugee Day, we remember families separated by war. As the conflict in Ukraine continues beyond the length of World War I, millions remain displaced, searching for safety and reunion.

EAA stands with our members working to protect the safety, wellbeing and dignity of refugees around the world.

Photo credits: UNHCR/Oleg Platonov

15/06/2026

We’ve just published the Myanmar Earthquake Impact Report. https://emergencyaction.org.au/appeal/myanmar-earthquake/

Together with our member organisations, and thanks to the generosity of Australians, support reached communities affected by the earthquake when it was needed most — and continues to as recovery unfolds.

The full report shares the scale of that collective response, and what it means for people on the ground.

Thank you for your support.

Thank you to our members: Australia for UNHCR, Caritas Australia, Tearfund Australia, Plan International Australia, CARE Australia, ALWS, ADRA Australia, ChildFund Australia, Baptist World Aid Australia, Oxfam, Save the Children Australia, Act for Peace, ActionAid Australia, Anglican Overseas Aid, CBM Australia

10/04/2026

Our members are on the ground providing emergency assistance in Lebanon, Gaza and Syria. Please help if you can.

08/04/2026

Humanitarian aid to surge in thanks to Minderoo Foundation's $2 million contribution to the EAA Middle East Humanitarian Appeal.

27/03/2026

It has been one year since the devastating earthquake struck Myanmar. The incredible resilience of Myanmar communities is inspirational and we are thankful to our Emergency Action Alliance members who are working alongside them.

27/03/2026

We are pleased to share this recent interview on ABC Australia's Late Night Live with David Marr. Our Board Chair and CEO of Plan International Australia, Susanne Legena and Board Director and CEO of Save the Children Australia, Mat Tinkler talk about the evolving humanitarian crisis in the Middle East, offering informed perspectives on the challenges facing affected communities and the broader implications for the humanitarian response in Lebanon, Gaza, the West Bank, Syria and other countries in need of humanitarian aid.

We encourage you to listen and engage with this important discussion.

The wars on Iran, Gaza and Lebanon have seen millions left without shelter or food. People are fleeing into neighbouring Syria, Turkiye and Iraq and aid organisations are struggling to meet the demand for help. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has seen much needed aid stranded in key transportati...