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Social impact through coffee with World Vision Australia

When you purchase from Change Coffee, you fund the work of World Vision Australia. You're helping to create positive and lasting impact through your everyday purchases.

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Support the livelihood of people and the health of our planet.

Our speciality coffee supports the livelihood of people across the globe - so you can drink great coffee and do good. With your help, we're supporting communities and landscapes across the globe in areas such as land regeneration, child education and building a better future for communities needing it most.

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A handful of our customer's most enjoyed products

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  • Wirliyatjarrayi Playgroup

    Wirliyatjarrayi Playgroup

    “We all work together at playgroup young and old, kardiya and yapa (white people and Warlpiri people).” – Reanne, playgroup staff member James was among the happy little ones from...

    Wirliyatjarrayi Playgroup

    “We all work together at playgroup young and old, kardiya and yapa (white people and Warlpiri people).” – Reanne, playgroup staff member James was among the happy little ones from...

  • Creating child-friendly spaces in refugee camps

    Creating child-friendly spaces in refugee camps

    Today, Taslima lives in the worlds largest refugee camp in Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh, home to 890,000 refugees. More than half are children. In October 2017, World Vision opened it’s first...

    Creating child-friendly spaces in refugee camps

    Today, Taslima lives in the worlds largest refugee camp in Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh, home to 890,000 refugees. More than half are children. In October 2017, World Vision opened it’s first...

  • A rehabilitated water point turns the tide for Valdemira

    A rehabilitated water point turns the tide for ...

    Imagine missing out on school because you had to walk 8 hrs to pick up water due to severe drought.  Valdemira’s school in Angola has 300 registered students but during...

    A rehabilitated water point turns the tide for ...

    Imagine missing out on school because you had to walk 8 hrs to pick up water due to severe drought.  Valdemira’s school in Angola has 300 registered students but during...

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