OUR WHY

To help sustain military compensation advocacy through financial support using profits

Actions On Coffee Co. Was born out of the necessity to provide a reimbursement stream for compensation advocates to sustain the costs incurred when assisting the growing number of veterans requiring DVA claims assistance.

This support assists in counterbalancing the attrition rate of the current volunteer base and diminishing ex-service organisation advocates.

DONATE TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY

Make a donation to help advocates provide services to Veterans with their military service injury compensation claims.

How our help Works

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The profits of sold items go to funding the consumables our volunteers use to process and complete Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) claims and reinvest into the Advocacy system.

Fund Advocacy & Welfare

Using profits Actions On Coffee Co provide advocacy and welfare offices and hubs with funding to sustain and expand their services to veterans.

Complete your claims

We support Ex-Service Organisations (ESO) who provide direct assistance to serving personnel and their dependents to secure compensation, benefits and assistance that they are eligible to receive under the order of law.

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