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Kallinyalla Aboriginal Health Service Ltd
Tax-Deductible
Tax-deductible donations. DGR Type: PBI Donors can claim 30-45% tax deduction.
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ACNC Registered
Public Benevolent Institution (PBI)
49 staff
$3M+/yr
Registered 2012
Port Lincoln, SA
WebsiteWho they help
ChildrenYouthAdultsAged personsEarly childhoodWomen & girlsMen & boysFamiliesPeople with disabilitiesPeople with chronic illnessFinancially disadvantagedPeople at risk of homelessnessUnemployed peopleEthnic groupsAboriginal & Torres Strait IslanderVeterans & familiesVictims of crimeVictims of disastersOffenders (pre/post-release)Rural, regional & remote
Operating in
SA
$9,054,891
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.
Bankability90
Commerciality38
Where Kallinyalla Aboriginal Health Service Ltd sits on the capital map, derived from its ACNC financials (2021-2024). Indicative, not advice. See the full Australian Capital Map
About This Organization
Beneficiary Groups
Children
Youth
Adults
Aged persons
Early childhood
Women & girls
Men & boys
Families
People with disabilities
People with chronic illness
Financially disadvantaged
People at risk of homelessness
Unemployed people
Ethnic groups
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander
Veterans & families
Victims of crime
Victims of disasters
Offenders (pre/post-release)
Rural, regional & remote
Operating Locations
SA
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