At Make A Mark Australia, we believe that the power to make a difference doesn’t come from age, wealth or experience - it comes from willingness. And that spirit was alive and well this week when our General Manager, Paul Singer, and fellow Director, Leigh Southwell, met with students from Marist College Canberra and Canberra … Continue reading Sharing hope, equipping young leaders – MAMA helps prepare students for Solomon Islands journey
Interview with ABC Radio Australia’s Pacific Beat – OTA Centre, Tonga (July 2015)
On 7 July 2015, the General Manager of MAMA, Paul Singer, spoke with Bruce Hill on ABC Radio Australia's program, Pacific Beat. Speaking to an audience that extended across the Pacific, Paul and Bruce discussed the opening of the newly refurbished OTA Disability Centre in Nuku'alofa on Friday 3 July. The audio of the interview … Continue reading Interview with ABC Radio Australia’s Pacific Beat – OTA Centre, Tonga (July 2015)
MAMA General Manager Paul Singer joins Commonwealth leaders
The General Manager of Make A Mark Australia, Paul Singer, was recently selected to participate in the Commonwealth Study Conferences Leaders program at Oxford University. CSCLeaders assembles exceptional senior leaders from across the Commonwealth to tackle challenges, build global relationships and develop the cultural intelligence needed by the leaders of tomorrow. CSCLeaders is a partnership … Continue reading MAMA General Manager Paul Singer joins Commonwealth leaders
8,000 reasons to say thank you this Christmas!
It’s been another fantastic year for Make A Mark Australia and on behalf of the 8,000 children in the MAMA family, we want to say thank you! Check out our short Christmas video. With nine projects in seven different countries, there is much to be thankful for and many kids that have had their lives … Continue reading 8,000 reasons to say thank you this Christmas!
MAMA spreads to the Solomon Islands
The MAMA team is thrilled to announce the details of our ninth project! MAMA is going to partner with the Mercy School in Burns Creek, Honiara, to build two new classroom buildings to accommodate a rapidly growing student population. Located in an underdeveloped settlement with limited access to basic services, the Mercy School provides free … Continue reading MAMA spreads to the Solomon Islands
Royal approval for MAMA’s next project!
We are very excited to announce MAMA’s eighth project partnership! MAMA, in partnership with the Tongan Red Cross Society, is going to help empower children with a disability through better access to appropriate education in Nuku’alofa, Tonga. Today, MAMA’s CEO, Mark Fraser; General Manager, Paul Singer; and Director, Stephen Brady; announced the partnership in the … Continue reading Royal approval for MAMA’s next project!
Celebrating 5 years with Sishemo!
We love updates from our project partners and this is a very special one. Our friends at Sishemo in Lusaka, Zambia, recently hosted a special activities day to celebrate five years of partnership with MAMA. It was in March 2009 that MAMA’s founders, Mark Fraser and Paul Singer, visited Sishemo with our Patron, the then … Continue reading Celebrating 5 years with Sishemo!
MAMA opens in Kiribati!
On Monday 6 May, MAMA's CEO Mark Fraser, General Manager Paul Singer, and Board Member John Fraser, arrived in Kiribati to put the finishing touches on the new MAMA Resource Centre in Bikenibeu village ahead of the official opening on Tuesday 7 May. The new centre is located at the Aia Maea Ainen Kiribati (AMAK, … Continue reading MAMA opens in Kiribati!
Interview with ABC Radio Australia’s Pacific Beat
On 2 May, the General Manager of MAMA, Paul Singer, spoke with Geraldine Coutts on ABC Radio Australia's program, Pacific Beat. Speaking to an audience that extended across the Pacific, Paul explained where MAMA originated, and importantly for this audience, gave an update on our next project - the opening of the MAMA Resource Centre … Continue reading Interview with ABC Radio Australia’s Pacific Beat
Acclaimed children’s author Narelle Oliver throws her support behind MAMA
Recently, at the launch of Narelle Oliver's latest book 'Don't let a Spoonbill in the Kitchen', MAMA's CEO Mark Fraser and General Manager Paul Singer were thrilled to provide Narelle with an update on MAMA's latest projects. Narelle was interested to hear of MAMA's new projects in Papua New Guinea and Kiribati. On hearing the … Continue reading Acclaimed children’s author Narelle Oliver throws her support behind MAMA
