News - Life Global Australia

The Power of Education

Nelson Mandela said education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world. Life Global Australia was founded largely because Chairperson Dr Dipti McGowan witnessed that weapon in use.

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LifeGA Provides Lifeblood

In Australia, access to blood and plasma is free in both private and public hospitals because blood products are funded by state and federal governments. In India, however, the cost can range from 1000INR to 10000INR. This can prevent access to life-saving blood for many living below the poverty line. LifeGA works with our in-country partner charity, Project Life, to provide free blood for needy people through the Life Blood Centre in Rajkot.

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A serendipitous combination of geographical circumstance, global mission and vision and ambitious administrative standards have led to the formation of a vibrant young team of volunteers driving the work of Life Global Australia.

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A Little Goes a Long Way

Life Global Australia was only founded four years ago. The charity has only a handful of volunteer directors and no employees. And yet, it has attracted donations totalling over AUD$40,000, enabling 75 women to achieve economic security, 100 units of blood to be given to needy recipients, and 500 Thalassemia screening tests.

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Compassion, Culture and Citizenship: A Different International Experience

Life Global Australia launched its first philanthropic trip to India in 2023. The itinerary included visiting the beneficiaries of the charity’s three programmes, in education, health and women’s independence, but also involved learning more about the culture and history of the state of Gujarat.

Investing in Women

“Women want to build up something for the future with their money.” When Project Life set up its Women’s Empowerment Centre, they knew that focusing on women would bring security and stability not only to families, but to whole communities.

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