Better Work/Better World
working people advocating for their rights
Support UnionAID
Support action by working people in the Asia-Pacific region to build unions, provide skills training, and take collective action that improves their lives.
Become a Solidarity Member with a monthly donation of an amount you can afford. A regular solidarity donation to UnionAID means that we can expand our local partnerships and projects and support more workers and their whānau in our region.
with your support we can
Together, we put resources directly in the hands of local union partners who know exactly what their communities need. From garment workers in Fiji demanding better wages and conditions to fishing crews in Indonesia organising against forced labour – our solidarity makes their collective action possible.


Claim your donation rebates with Supergenerous
Did you know that if you have donated to us in the past 4 years, you are eligible to get 33% back in donation rebates? Supergenerous is a small, Kiwi social enterprise helping get these rebates back to charities like us.
Their aim is to supercharge human generosity and tap into the estimated 1 billiion dollars of unclaimed donation rebates sitting in a government bank account right now.
How it works:
You sign up online with them, give them your details and the names of the charities you donated to – that’s it. They’ll collect the receipts from charities, schools and religious organisations you donated to and manage the IRD side of things so you can sit back and relax.
They don’t assume that you want to keep the money for yourself, they know you are already Supergenerous by donating in the first place. They give you the option to become a Supergiver by re-gifting the rebate right back to us. They handle that side of things too. The option is yours.
If they secure your rebate, they take a small 10% fee that allows them to keep operating and reaching out to more generous individuals like yourself.
Cambodia Laos Young Leaders – 2026 cohort
UnionAID, with partners, the Khmer Farmer Products (KFP) in Cambodia, the Participatory Development Knowledge Agency (PAKA) in the Lao PDR and Auckland University of Technology (AUT), are excited to welcome

Even under military rule, workers in Myanmar are continuing to organise
Updates from our projects, young leaders programmes and fundraisers

Women garment workers find their voice
Updates from our projects, young leaders programmes and fundraisers

From platform workers to collective power
Updates from our projects, young leaders programmes and fundraisers

Samoa Advice Centre model for Pacific
Updates from our projects, young leaders programmes and fundraisers
Solidarity Quarterly – September 2026
Updates from our projects, young leaders programmes and fundraisers