We are RESULTS.
RESULTS is a movement of passionate, committed everyday people who use their voices to influence political decisions that will bring an end to poverty.
We are a grassroots movement of passionate volunteers across Australia.
RESULTS volunteers receive training, support, and inspiration to become skilled advocates. Our team educates and guides volunteer advocates with in-depth research, legislative expertise and detailed training.
Our campaigns.
We are currently focusing on three areas of policy that impact global poverty: Global Health (with a focus on Tuberculosis, Vaccination and Nutrition), Education and Economic Opportunity.
In 2016 we formed the Tuberculosis Caucus, which brings together Members of the House of Representatives and Senators with an interest in the issue of tuberculosis (TB) to discuss how Australia can best secure support and expertise to contribute to the global effort to eradicate the disease.
Get involved.
At the heart of RESULTS are our core organising groups.
They are groups of passionate, committed everyday people who bring together like-minded individuals; coordinate local campaign actions; and identify and develop new leaders in their communities. They come from all walks of life and bring unique skill sets in amplifying our voice and building a strong and sustainable grassroots movement to end global poverty.
Find out more and see how you can be involved to end global poverty today.
RESULTS Leadership Awards 2019
RESULTS Australia Leadership Annual Awards celebrate and acknowledge the hard work and commitment of parliamentarians, volunteers, journalists, not for profit and corporate partners who support the vital campaigning and advocacy work of RESULTS Australia. They are a means of recognising high performing supporters and showing our appreciation of their input.
Latest news
RESULTS International (Australia) ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF NEW CEO
03 April 2020 For immediate release RESULTS Australia is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer, Negaya Chorley who commences in her role on 6 April 2020. Chair, Chris Franks, announced the appointment of Negaya Chorley saying “After a...
Letter to the Editor – World Health Emergency since 1993
Congratulations to Mike Picone on getting published in ‘The Mercury’ in Tasmania, published on Monday March 30, 2020. "When something like COVID-19 happens, we're all reminded that diseases of this nature can stop us in our tracks. Viruses and bacteria...
An inspiring series of portraits and voices from the frontlines in the fight against infectious diseases👇
Thank you to all our #HealthCareHeroes 👏👏👏#VaccinesWork https://twitter.com/gavi/status/1245732177729503235
Health workers are on the frontline of every outbreak, often at the risk of their own safety and security. We must celebrate their work, thank them for their service and shine a light on their efforts to #ProtectTheNextGeneration: https://bit.ly/2UYQ6kP