THE YOUTH IMPACT FOUNDATION LTD

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Corporate Foundation|ABN 60662687425|theyouthimpactfoundation.org.au ACNC Register →

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Annual Giving

$100K

Grant Range

$5K – $500K

Tips for Applicants

Given their focus on evidence-based mental health and wellbeing programs and priority cohorts, applicants should demonstrate measurable outcomes for young people, particularly in mental health/wellbeing, and show how their programs address barriers for disadvantaged, Indigenous, and regional/rural youth. The foundation values scalability and impact across multiple delivery channels (digital, face-to-face, camps).

Giving Philosophy

The foundation takes a systems change approach, aiming to create a stronger and more sustainable for-purpose sector for young people. They prioritize equity and access, with over 50% of program participants coming from three priority cohorts: young people experiencing disadvantage, First Nations/Indigenous young people, and regional/rural young people. They provide financial support through scholarship funds to address barriers to participation.

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	$92K	$1.0M	$798K	$596K
1yr total	$92K	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

educationcommunity

Geographic

AU-National

Recipients

youthdisadvantagedrural remote

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

As a corporate foundation with DGR1 status, the foundation receives funding from corporate sources, individual donors, families, and other foundations. They have funders and major supporters and are working towards self-sustainability with ambitious fundraising targets.