We are Results
As a global movement, we believe that no matter where people are born, everyone should have equal opportunities to fulfil their potential in life.
We are building a world where everyone can go to school, eat nutritious food and live free from deadly diseases.
Our power lies in our large network of advocates who work tirelessly to transform the lives of millions of people around the world. We inspire everyday people, politicians, and corporations to take action.
Using the power of conversation, education and evidence-based advocacy, Results has played a key role in reducing global poverty.
“No other organisation has been as critical a partner to eradicate poverty and empower women than Results”
Professor Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Laureate
Our campaigns
Results place women and girls at the heart of our work in our efforts for a more equitable world.
We are currently focusing on three areas of policy that impact global poverty: Global Health, Education, and Nutrition.
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
Results empowers thousands of people like you to advocate for a fairer world.
Diversity is our DNA. We are a community of students, small business owners, newly arrived migrants, retired consultants, you name it.
By using our collective voice to create change, we’ve won major victories on issues like COVID-19, nutrition, education and we’re just getting started.
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Impact
Results in the News
Canberra Weekly – Carillon lights up red to mark World Tuberculosis Day
The National Carillon in Canberra will light up...
The National Tribune – $450m needed to fight deadly disease resurgent 5km from Australia’s front door: World TB Day
The Australian Government needs to commit $450...
The Guardian – As tuberculosis resurges in the Asia Pacific, what lessons from Covid can save Australia? Brendan Crabb and Negaya Chorley
In 2020, 1.5 million people died due to...
Results Blogs
Northern Beaches Advocate – See red for TB
Manly Town Hall was lit up red last week to mark...
The Advocate – North-West turning red for tuberculosis
Advocating: Central Coast mayor Jan Bonde said...
