Join us on 18 & 19 October for an open garden in Canberra in support of women and children in Nepal rebuilding their lives after violence.

This beautiful garden was reconstructed following the 2003 Canberra bushfires and features native and drought-tolerant species, bird habitat and herb gardens across layered terraces. Explore hidden spaces with unique garden art, enjoy tea and cake on the deck overlooking Canberra, and browse markets offering vegetable seedlings, potted plants, garden art, homemade jams and pickles, and ethically made textiles and jewellery from Nepal. 
Project Didi Australia is a not-for-profit Australian charity, striving for futures of hope, dignity, and independence for survivors of trafficking and abuse, particularly in Nepal.

We work with well established, reputable organisations in Nepal, providing survivors of trafficking and violence with the support, funds and opportunities they need to lead self-determined lives and advocate to end modern slavery.

We partner with locally led organisations in Nepal
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We work in partnership with women-led organisations in Nepal, specialists in trauma-informed care with over 10 years of experience supporting women and girls.

We are powered by our Didi's, a respectful term for sister in Nepal

We provide survivors of trafficking and violence with the support, tools and opportunities they need to lead self-determined lives. 

We challenge the inequalities that hold women and girls back 

We raise awareness and advocate for action to end gender-based violence & modern slavery with our community in Australia.
Join our team
We’re looking for diverse skill sets in marketing, communications, social media, graphic design, web design and event management to help us deliver on the vision and mission of our 3-year strategy.

A NOTE ON LANGUAGE

We recognise people with lived experience of trafficking and abuse identify themselves in many ways. We choose to use the term ‘survivor’, rather than ‘victim’, to reflect the challenging, long-term work that survivors do to rebuild their lives after violence.