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Brain Injury Association Of Tasmania Inc

Brain Injury Association Of Tasmania Inc

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Registered charitable purposes: social welfare, general public, advocacy.

ACNC Registered
11 staff
$500k–$3M/yr
Registered 2012
Hobart, TAS
Website

What they do

Social & public welfarePublic benefitAdvocacy

Who they help

ChildrenYouthAdultsAged personsEarly childhoodWomen & girlsMen & boysOther gender identitiesFamiliesPeople with disabilitiesPeople with chronic illnessFinancially disadvantagedPeople at risk of homelessnessUnemployed peopleMigrants, refugees & asylum seekersEthnic groupsAboriginal & Torres Strait IslanderVeterans & familiesVictims of crimeVictims of disastersOffenders (pre/post-release)Rural, regional & remoteOther charities

Operating in

TAS
$2,924

Annual donations & bequests

$1,593,218

Total annual income

Track record before Elevate — as reported to the ACNC (2024)

Capital position

Bankable · contract-funded

Able to service a claim, but funded mainly by recurring government contracts rather than donations — a different capital story from the donation-funded heartland.

Bankability57
Commerciality4

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About This Organization

The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania is the peak body for people living with or affected by brain injury in Tasmania.

Charitable Purposes

Social & public welfare
Public benefit
Advocacy

Beneficiary Groups

Children
Youth
Adults
Aged persons
Early childhood
Women & girls
Men & boys
Other gender identities
Families
People with disabilities
People with chronic illness
Financially disadvantaged
People at risk of homelessness
Unemployed people
Migrants, refugees & asylum seekers
Ethnic groups
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander
Veterans & families
Victims of crime
Victims of disasters
Offenders (pre/post-release)
Rural, regional & remote
Other charities

Operating Locations

TAS

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