Help us continue our fight to keep children safe.

Join the fight and be a driving force to keep children safe from gun violence.

At the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, we believe that all children and young people have the right to be safe. Safe in their homes, in their communities, and safe when they go online.  

But the laws and decisions made by policymakers, industry and business don’t always put the best interest of children first. That’s why we are working every day to engage these groups to hold them accountable and make to sure children’s voices are heard and listened to.

Thanks to generous people like you we've made some truly momentous progress and secured some important wins over the last 25 years, contributing to making Australia a world-leader in gun safety.

But despite these important wins, the fight is far from over. Today there are 25% MORE registered firearms in Australia than at the time of the Port Arthur tragedy.

That's not right - and we know you agree with us too.

Only when children and young people are safe is their best future possible.

It's their right. It's our reason. But we can't do it alone. We need your help.

Donate today and together we can continue to fight for children's right to be safe, so their futures are strong.

This important work is 100% funded by your generous donations.

Let's fight to keep children safe

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Learn more about our advocacy work

At the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, we believe all children have the right to be safe and that each child should have an equal chance to grow up happy, safe and strong. 

Through our advocacy programs, we hold policymakers, law enforcement, industry and community organisations to account, ensuring that children's voices are heard and listened to.

Help children and young people live free from violence and trauma.