Estia Foundation Of Australia

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Corporate Foundation|ABN 28070330997|www.estia.org.au ACNC Register →

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Annual Giving

$500K

Grant Range

$10K – $5.0M

Tips for Applicants

Estia Foundation does not offer grants to external organizations. Individuals seeking support must be NDIS participants with SIL or STA funding in their plans. Services are provided directly by Estia staff. For assistance, contact the office directly to request an assessment.

Giving Philosophy

Estia does not operate as a traditional grant-making foundation. Instead, they directly provide disability support services and have invested approximately $10 million of their own capital into building and operating group homes. Their approach focuses on person-centered care, family support, and enabling individuals with disabilities to live independently in the community.

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	$6K	$6.7M	$12.2M	$9.8M
FY2022	—	$6.4M	$11.9M	$9.8M
FY2021	—	$6.4M	$10.9M	$9.1M
FY2020	—	$5.2M	$9.0M	$7.8M
FY2019	—	$3.9M	$7.4M	$6.6M
FY2018	—	$3.9M	$7.1M	$6.4M
FY2017	—	$4.2M	$6.8M	$6.1M
7yr total	$6K	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

community

Geographic

AU-NSW

Recipients

ageddisability

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

The organization was established as an initiative of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia. Funding comes from NDIS participant packages (Supported Independent Living and Short Term Accommodation) and tax-deductible donations from the Greek-Australian community. They are not a wealth-generating commercial entity.