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Brain Injury Australia Limited
Tax-Deductible
Tax-deductible donations. DGR Type: PBI Donors can claim 30-45% tax deduction.
Unclaimed — not yet verified
Registered charitable purposes: health, social welfare, general public, advocacy.
ACNC Registered
Public Benevolent Institution (PBI)
2 staff
$500k–$3M/yr
Registered 2012
Marrickville, NSW
WebsiteWhat they do
HealthSocial & public welfarePublic benefitAdvocacy
Who they help
ChildrenYouthAdultsAged personsEarly childhoodFamiliesPeople with disabilitiesPeople with chronic illnessFinancially disadvantagedPeople at risk of homelessnessEthnic groupsAboriginal & Torres Strait IslanderRural, regional & remote
Operating in
NSWSA
$46,625
Annual donations & bequests
$391,088
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.
Bankability96
Commerciality31
Where Brain Injury Australia Limited sits on the capital map, derived from its ACNC financials (2021-2024). Indicative, not advice. See the full Australian Capital Map
About This Organization
Charitable Purposes
Health
Social & public welfare
Public benefit
Advocacy
Beneficiary Groups
Children
Youth
Adults
Aged persons
Early childhood
Families
People with disabilities
People with chronic illness
Financially disadvantaged
People at risk of homelessness
Ethnic groups
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander
Rural, regional & remote
Operating Locations
NSW
SA
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