PO Box 488
Queen Victoria Building NSW 1230
Our Mission / Objective
UNICEF is the United Nations Children’s Fund, a leading global humanitarian and development agency that works to uphold the rights of every child. Established in 1946 in the aftermath of World War II, we now operate in more than 190 countries and territories. Our work aims to help all children — especially the most disadvantaged and marginalised— to lead safe, healthy lives and realise their full potential.
Our Services
UNICEF works around the globe to ensure every child has safe water, food, health care, education and a safe place to grow up.
The scope of our work is expansive and far-reaching. In the political arena, we advocate for the rights of every child in Australia and overseas. When war or natural disaster strikes, we deliver food, health care, safe water and shelter to keep children safe. And in communities living in poverty, UNICEF provides education, nutrition and health care to support long-term development.
Our Beneficiaries
UNICEF’s work is focused on benefiting children around the world, but many of the improvements made for children ultimately improve the lives of others in their families and communities.
Projects in Progress
UNICEF’s work falls into five priority areas: Child survival and development Child education and gender equality HIV/AIDS Child protection Policy, advocacy and partnerships
Our People
CEO
Leadership Team
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Tony StuartChief Executive Officer
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Sarah GrattanChief Operating Officer
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Libbi WilsonDirector of People & Culture
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Nicole BreezeDirector of Australian Programs and Child Rights
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Libby HodgsonDirector of Fundrasing and Communications
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Felicity Butler-WeverDirector of International Programs
Names of Board Members
- Ms Ann Sherry AO
- Mr Matt Comyn
- Ms Jacqui De Lacy
- Ms Suzanne Dvorak
- Mr Toby Hall
- Ms Elizabeth Ann Macgregor OBE
- Mr Colin Storrie
- Ms Olivia Wirth
- Mr Nigel Andrade
- Ms Tharani Jegatheeswaran
- Ms Sandra Rouse
- Ms Megan Quinn
Number of Employees
Registration Information
ABN
Tax Deductible
How to help us
Wills and Bequests
A legacy or bequest is often the most important gift you can give. By remembering UNICEF in your Will, you are ensuring generations of young lives will be improved. Legacies provide UNICEF with vital funds to help build better lives for children.
General Donations
To make a single donation to UNICEF, visit www.unicef.org.au or call 1300 884 233. Join UNICEF’s monthly giving program by becoming a UNICEF Global Parent. Call 1300 134 071 to find out more.
Work with us
Volunteer with us
UNICEF Australia is grateful for the generous assistance of our many volunteers. Volunteers are called upon on a needs basis to assist in our Sydney office with fundraising and administration. Visit www.unicef.org.au to find out more.
Our Annual Reports
Our Mission / Objective
UNICEF is the United Nations Children’s Fund, a leading global humanitarian and development agency that works to uphold the rights of every child. Established in 1946 in the aftermath of World War II, we now operate in more than 190 countries and territories. Our work aims to help all children — especially the most disadvantaged and marginalised— to lead safe, healthy lives and realise their full potential.
Our Services
UNICEF works around the globe to ensure every child has safe water, food, health care, education and a safe place to grow up.
The scope of our work is expansive and far-reaching. In the political arena, we advocate for the rights of every child in Australia and overseas. When war or natural disaster strikes, we deliver food, health care, safe water and shelter to keep children safe. And in communities living in poverty, UNICEF provides education, nutrition and health care to support long-term development.
Our Beneficiaries
UNICEF’s work is focused on benefiting children around the world, but many of the improvements made for children ultimately improve the lives of others in their families and communities.
Projects in Progress
UNICEF’s work falls into five priority areas: Child survival and development Child education and gender equality HIV/AIDS Child protection Policy, advocacy and partnerships
Our People
CEO
Leadership Team
-
Tony StuartChief Executive Officer
-
Sarah GrattanChief Operating Officer
-
Libbi WilsonDirector of People & Culture
-
Nicole BreezeDirector of Australian Programs and Child Rights
-
Libby HodgsonDirector of Fundrasing and Communications
-
Felicity Butler-WeverDirector of International Programs
Names of Board Members
- Ms Ann Sherry AO
- Mr Matt Comyn
- Ms Jacqui De Lacy
- Ms Suzanne Dvorak
- Mr Toby Hall
- Ms Elizabeth Ann Macgregor OBE
- Mr Colin Storrie
- Ms Olivia Wirth
- Mr Nigel Andrade
- Ms Tharani Jegatheeswaran
- Ms Sandra Rouse
- Ms Megan Quinn
Number of Employees
Registration Information
ABN
Tax Deductible
How to Help us
Wills and Bequests
A legacy or bequest is often the most important gift you can give. By remembering UNICEF in your Will, you are ensuring generations of young lives will be improved. Legacies provide UNICEF with vital funds to help build better lives for children.
General Donations
To make a single donation to UNICEF, visit www.unicef.org.au or call 1300 884 233. Join UNICEF’s monthly giving program by becoming a UNICEF Global Parent. Call 1300 134 071 to find out more.
Work with us
Volunteer with us
UNICEF Australia is grateful for the generous assistance of our many volunteers. Volunteers are called upon on a needs basis to assist in our Sydney office with fundraising and administration. Visit www.unicef.org.au to find out more.
