Lead the Way - Motivation Australia

Your donation is life changing

“The quality of our lives is enriched when we recognise and include people with disabilities. People with disabilities are capable of extraordinary leadership. To tap into this leadership, we must build the capacity of disability specific services at the same time as mainstreaming disability into all programmes across all sectors.”

Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM

Participation, inclusion and access for all

For all people to participate fully in family and community life, strong leadership is key. Great leaders inspire and encourage others to reach new heights and bring people together to do the work we cannot do alone.

Strong local leaders are essential to maximising impact and ensuring benefit will last for generations. We are committed to creating more opportunities for the professional development of local leaders in areas with fewer resources, so they can drive positive change and strengthen health, disability, rehabilitation and assistive technology sectors.

Donate today and empower the next generation of leaders to change the world.

A man in a bright shirt uses a wheelchair and sits alongside a man using parallell bars and a lower limb prosthesis to walk. The man in the bright shirt is speaking encouragingly.

Four women and a man stand under a display of flags of the world. They are all wearing matching langyards. One woman is using a white cane and wearing sunglasses. Another woman is using a lower limb prosthesis. All are smiling.

Tax deductible donation

Motivation Australia is a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR). Donations of $2 or more tax deductible for Australian residents (for tax purposes). Motivation Australia is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.

Funding partnership

We are a valued partner of the Australian Government, receiving flexible funding under the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) each year to implement our development programmes overseas.

On a sunny day, under the shade of a large tree, a man in a uniform helps a young boy position his feet on the footrests of his wheelchair. Another man watches in the background.