HOW YOU CAN HELP

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO ASSIST THE VICTIMS AND COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY LANDMINES, UXOs AND/OR CHEMICAL AGENTS

MAKE A DONATION

MiVAC is an ACNC registered charity. Being run entirely by volunteers, with no paid employees or board members, enables 95% of donor’s funds to reach their identified projects. Donate today & help us save lives & transform futures.

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

MiVAC invites veterans and non-veterans alike to make a difference to their own life whilst helping to make a difference in the lives of others.

BECOME A MEMBER

MiVAC membership includes Vietnam vets, ex-service personnel, humanitarian aid workers, members of peacekeeping forces and many concerned civilians.

OUR PROJECTS

VIEW OUR CURRENT AND COMPLETED PROJECTS
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CAMBODIA

Past projects in Cambodia include the provision of agricultural training and the construction of numerous wells, toilets, rain water collectors, biodigesters and an integrated farm.

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SRI LANKA

Past projects in Sri Lanka include the construction of the Dutch Bar orphanage in Batticaloa following the devastating Boxing Day Tsunami.

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VIETNAM

Past projects in Vietnam include box culverts and road repairs allowing villages to make the journey during the wet season into Kon Tum without risk of life.

The water arrives in Ban Naxaythong

LAO PDR

Past projects in Lao PDR include clearing minefields, training, and the construction of gravity-fed water supply systems to 14 villages - representing some 8,500 people.

LATEST PROJECT

BALIBO, TIMOR-LESTE

The MiVAC Board has agreed to examine the feasibility of providing WASH assistance to the village of Balibo in Timor-Leste. Work being examined includes improving water supplies, installation of Sky Hydrant filtration systems, general repair and maintenance of existing infrastructure and education and training in hygiene and maintenance

WHAT OUR SUPPORTERS SAY
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These people and their land have been left living with a legacy that we were a part of. It’s time to clean it up and give them the value of life that they and their children and the future generations deserve. Please support MiVAC and its wonderful volunteers. I’ve seen the results first-hand and they are utterly extraordinary.

Kate Mulvany OAM

Australian actress & writer
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MiVAC helps people who are affected by landmines, and believe me there are many of them. I’d love you to assist MiVAC to help the victims of mines and, believe me, every single solitary cent really does count.

John Laws

Australian radio presenter
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MiVAC is an Australian charity started by the Australian Tunnel Rats and every dollar you donate helps the people affected by these bombs so I ask you to give … it will make you feel good.

Dick Smith

Australian entrepreneur