UniSQ's Nepal and Himalayan Community Emergency Appeal
Supporting our Nepal and Himalayan community
Recent flooding and natural disasters have had a devastating impact on communities across Nepal and the Himalayan region. Many members of the UniSQ community have been directly affected, including students, staff, their families, and loved ones.
In response, UniSQ has established the Nepal and Himalayan Community Emergency Appeal to provide practical support to students and staff experiencing financial hardship as a result of this disaster. Through the generosity of our alumni, staff, partners, and wider community, we aim to provide timely assistance to those most affected.
At UniSQ, our strength lies in our community. Together, we can help our UniSQ students and staff navigate this difficult time.
Credit card donations can be made through our Nepal and Himalayan Community Emergency Appeal.
Step 1: Navigate to the Nepal and Himalayan Community Emergency Appeal online donation form.
Step 2: Complete your personal details and donation amount.
Step 3: Click the 'Donate now' button. You will then be redirected to our online payment gateway to securely enter your credit card details to finalise the donation.
Step 4: Your receipt will be emailed to you automatically for your records.
*Please note: Donors should seek independent taxation advice regarding their individual circumstances.
UniSQ staff can set up staff giving in the Service Hub, by following these steps:
Step 1: Open ServiceHub and select 'Log it online'
Step 2: Search Staff Giving Payroll Deduction
Step 3: Click on the tile and select request in the pop-up window.
Then complete the following steps to complete the form:
Step 4: Select ‘Make a gift’ in the Select request option.
Step 5: Select ‘One off gift - post-tax deduction’ in the Select gift option.
Step 6: Enter your gift amount.
Step 7: Select 'Nepal and Himalayan Community Emergency Appeal' from drop down options.
Step 8: Acknowledge staff giving contribution.
Staff Giving is entirely voluntary, personal and private.
The gift amount will be reported to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and should automatically appear on your annual tax return. Donors should seek independent taxation advice regarding their individual circumstances.
Make a difference through giving
All donations will be managed through established University governance and assessment processes to ensure support reaches those most in need.