Have you ever wanted to know more about how @aushpship works? Here's a short animation explaining how the partnership is mobilised by the 🇦🇺 Govt during a humanitarian crisis. @AusHumanitarian @dfat
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Early warnings save lives when they lead to early action.
With support from Australia, Pacific partners are strengthening preparedness so communities can better anticipate and respond to climate-related hazards.
#EarlyAction #EarlyWarningsForAll #PacificResilience
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Mariam fled Khartoum with her children and endured cold, rainy nights in Feina displacement camp
Cash assistance from @WorldVision through @AusHPship supported by @dfat helped her buy plastic sheets, blankets and start a small business. “My family can now afford food and drinks.”
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Conflict in El Fasher forced families to flee to the Feina displacement camp in South Darfur. Left with nothing, mothers turned to brick-molding to feed their children.
With @AusHPship funding, supported by @dfat, @WVSudan is training 30+ women in handicrafts and perfume-making.
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Six months since TC Maila struck the Pacific, @PlanGlobal continues to stand alongside affected children, families and communities as they rebuild and recover, with support from the Government and the @AusHPship.
#CycloneMaila
@PlanAustralia
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One piece of equipment. One massive smile. One life changed.
Eniyew once watched other kids play from the sidelines. Today, he stands tall, full of joy, holding the mobility aid that once supported him. Now he walks on his own.
Every child deserves access, dignity & inclusion.
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🇦🇺 is proud to support @WorldVisionEth’s important work through the @AusHPship. Strong local systems & partnerships are essential to protecting vulnerable children & women across 🇪🇹.
🇦🇺 is proud to partner with @WorldVisionEth to advance community-led protection.
What does lasting protection look like? It starts with strong local systems.
We brought together government leaders, UN agencies, civil society, communities, & children to share lessons from the @AusHPship-funded Ethiopian Humanitarian Protection Project. #ChildProtection
#BalanceTheScale #IWD2026
Every woman and girl should be safe, heard, and free to shape her own future. After surviving drought and family violence, Elizabeth restarted her veggie farm with training and tools via @aushpship response in #Kenya
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Margareta Arasio is a champion of good sanitation practices and hygiene in her community: and she is passionate about it. After learning about community-led total sanitation through the AHP response in #Kenya she is encouraging others to get on board. ahp.fyi/5db
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Plastic bags are everywhere in the #Rohingya camps—but @CAREBdesh is #recycling waste into impactful solutions through useful items like custom‑fit crutches, restoring mobility and protecting the environment with support from @dfat, @AusHPship & @UNICEFBD
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No community is too remote. 🌊🛶
CARE & @ACCORD_Inc are navigating the last mile in Palawan to ensure families most affected by #TinoPh are consulted on their recovery needs.
Supported by the @dfat through the @AusHPship, we are standing with them as they rebuild with dignity.
Women in #PNG are adapting to climate change and using #DisasterREADY training to turn cassava into a year-round food source and a thriving small business: australianhumanitarianpartne…
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Clean & #safe #water is a lifeline in the Rohingya camps. Through the @AusHPship‑supported CPPC project, @CAREBdesh ensures uninterrupted #WASH services for 19,000+ people in Cox’s Bazar. Even a day of disruption can escalate risks
#AHPBangladeshConsortium #SafeDrinkingWater
In Oct-Nov 2024, the #Philippines endured a wave of destruction as the country was hit by six cyclones within 30 days. Just over a year later, communities are recovering thanks to cash support and WASH restoration delivered through @AusHPship.
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The 2025 typhoon season was one of the most destructive for the #Philippines.
Through @AusHPship supported by @ausgov, CARE has been responding to communities affected by flooding with hygiene kits, cash assistance & psychological first aid.
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That is why, we rolled out assistance in partnership with HOPE and Selyn foundation, to implement a project funded by @AusHPship through @dfat to support cyclone-affected households in these 2 areas by addressing urgent needs in food security, nutrition, WASH and livelihoods.
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As Cyclone Ditwah impacted communities across Sri Lanka, we mobilised support in some of the hardest-hit areas. In Koralaipattu, families faced severe flooding and displacement and in Mutur houses were submerged, forcing evacuations.
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“Their skills are amazing — and so is their confidence!”
Nur Somida, a Rohingya woman, showcased her stunning embroidery during a joint visit by @CAREBdesh, @Plan_Bangladesh & @OxfaminBD leaders to Ukhiya Camp. Empowerment in action!
#AHPBangladeshConsortium #RohingyaResponse
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Returning to school ensures kids the right to #education & gives them hope for the future. W/ support from the Australian Government through @AusHPship, our partner @sarvodayalanka worked w/ parents to clean up a school in Nuwara Eliya impacted by Cyclone Ditwah.
@AusHCSriLanka
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@CAREBdesh convened a Consortium Reflection Workshop under the CPPC project as the @AusHPship nears its close — keeping localization at the center.
Together with @Plan_Bangladesh & @OxfaminBD, leaders emphasized the power of coordinated action for future responses.
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Two women. Shared stories. Steady hands weaving a future.
In the Oromia region, Birhane & other displaced women are rebuilding their lives at our Women & Girls Safe Space, funded by the @AusHPship.
Here, skills, confidence & connection grow & resilience takes shape together.


















































