Make a donation

Your tax-deductible donation helps Gateway Health provide care and services that support individuals and communities to lead a better life – a life that’s healthier, more active, more engaged and better connected with others.

Your support makes a real difference. Jump straight to making a donation.

You can:

• Provide a one-off donation;
• Arrange for a regular ongoing donation; and,
• Make provision in your will.

If you are a company interested in corporate sponsorship, or a philanthropic trust, we’re ready to talk at any time about ways we might be able to work together, subject to meeting probity and regulation needs.

Whether your interest is personal, professional (in the context of Corporate Social Responsibility) or philanthropic – and whether your contribution may be large or small – we’ll always be delighted to hear from you.

How will your donation be used?

Over the past 10 years, significant parts of the region have been affected by drought, pandemic, and multiple natural disasters. These events have led to many changes in traditional economic and physical environments and opportunities.

Cost of living issues, rates of anxiety and depression, chronic illness, suicide, family violence, risky substance use and an ageing community mean increased demand across all services.

Below are services that offer crucial support to the most vulnerable populations in the region that would be greatly assisted by your donation.

	Disaster Recovery Programs Gateway Health supports individuals, families and communities affected by disasters – with a focus on long-term recovery and empowering communities to connect and grow stronger. Find out more
	Community paramedics The CP@clinic program offers you a free health check by a community paramedic trained to assist people with managing their health outside the emergency setting. Find out more
	Midwife program The Endorsed Midwife Program provides a free high-risk pregnancy clinic for vulnerable community members, providing continuity of care throughout pregnancy. Find out more
	LGBTIQA+ programs for young people WayOut Wodonga works with and for LGBTIQA+ young people under the age of 25 years providing opportunities in a safe, connected and celebrated environment. We also offer a Gender Service that provides a family-centred multidisciplinary approach to assessment and support for trans, gender diverse and non-binary children aged 3 to 17, and their families. Find out more
	Listening to Voices Listening to Voices inspires critical reflection and builds a framework of respect, understanding and hope in workplaces, educational settings and community. It is powerfully crafted theatre that encourages audiences to see through a new lens, challenging stigma around mental illness. Find out more here
	Parenting programs Gateway Health offers a range of family programs covering challenging behaviours, parenting support, young parenting programs and education sessions. Find out more here

Donate securely

All donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible in Australia. Gateway Health is a Registered Charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC).

ABN 76 640 576 694

Contact us

If you’d prefer to make your donation over the phone please call us.

• Wodonga – Phone 02 6022 8888
• Wangaratta – Phone 03 5723 2000