Provide shelter for Claude & Andrea

A donation of just $10 from 1,700 people will assist Foundation for Indigenous Sustainable Health (FISH) to provide Claude Carter and Andrea Pindan and their family with temporary accommodation and assist in rebuilding their home following a devastating fire that destroyed their home at Bawoorrooga Community in remote Western Australia. Since then they have been living in a tin shed on their community in the searing heat. FISH have been working with Claude and Andrea to build them a new home which will be the first SuperAdobe earthhouse ever constructed in the Kimberley region. While they are involved in working with FISH to construct their new home, FISH are working to provide them with temporary accommodation on their remote community. It has been established that it will cost $17,000 for transport and establishment of the temporary accommodation that is being donated and also for the roof structure of their new home to be transported. We are seeking assistance from 1,700 people to donate $10 each to enable FISH to provide them with appropriate shelter as soon as possible as their current shelter is not appropriate in the searing heat of the northwest of Australia. We are seeking immediate support to provide them with emergency accommodation and provide funding toward the roof structure on their community as soon as possible. We hope you can join us !

As FISH are a registered charity with the Australian Taxation Office donations over $2 in Australia are tax deductible.