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AIS Report - 2019
Annual Information Statement 2019
Legal Name:
BRIDGING THE GAP FOUNDATION LIMITED
ABN:
63607238424
About the charity
Website:
Charity size:
Large
Is the charity an incorporated association?
No
Does the charity intend to fundraise in the next reporting period?
Yes
Basic Religious Charity:
No
Activities and Beneficiaries
Did the charity operate in the 2019 reporting period?
Yes
Main activity:
Research
Main activities:
- Other education
- Employment and training
Description of charity's activities and outcomes:
- The Bridging the Gap Foundation Limited has been established through the Menzies School of
Health Research (Menzies) and Charles Darwin University (CDU) to fund research in
health and education in order to address one of Australia’s most urgent issues: the gap
between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians’ health and education
opportunities and outcomes.
- We operated the National Indigenous Preventative Health & Educational Program (NIPHEP), which is a comprehensive sport and health program aiming to improve remote health and education in the Northern Territory.
- The NIPHEP is a new partnership between Menzies School of Health Research and John Moriarty Football and will use Bridging the Gap Foundation’s HealthLab program to engage with young people in remote communities to measure and better understand risk factors for chronic diseases. The program is focused on kids aged 5-16 years of age and commenced in 2019. It also aims to boost school attendance through interaction with sport, health and education. https://btgfoundation.com.au/niphep.html
- We operated the Indi Kindi program which supports young First Australian children’s health and wellbeing by focusing on their strengths to improve their social, literacy and numeracy skills and help them better prepare for school.
- Indi Kindi takes a unique approach to teach young children in a culturally relevant way, using walking classrooms to boost children’s positive behaviour, engagement and performance.
Health Research (Menzies) and Charles Darwin University (CDU) to fund research in
health and education in order to address one of Australia’s most urgent issues: the gap
between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians’ health and education
opportunities and outcomes.
- We operated the National Indigenous Preventative Health & Educational Program (NIPHEP), which is a comprehensive sport and health program aiming to improve remote health and education in the Northern Territory.
- The NIPHEP is a new partnership between Menzies School of Health Research and John Moriarty Football and will use Bridging the Gap Foundation’s HealthLab program to engage with young people in remote communities to measure and better understand risk factors for chronic diseases. The program is focused on kids aged 5-16 years of age and commenced in 2019. It also aims to boost school attendance through interaction with sport, health and education. https://btgfoundation.com.au/niphep.html
- We operated the Indi Kindi program which supports young First Australian children’s health and wellbeing by focusing on their strengths to improve their social, literacy and numeracy skills and help them better prepare for school.
- Indi Kindi takes a unique approach to teach young children in a culturally relevant way, using walking classrooms to boost children’s positive behaviour, engagement and performance.
Where the charity conducted activities during the 2019 reporting period:
- Australian Capital Territory
- New South Wales
- Northern Territory
- Queensland
- South Australia
- Tasmania
- Victoria
- Western Australia
Will the charity change or introduce any activities in the 2020 period?
Yes
Changes planned:
Providing Traineeship opportunities and scholarships to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees
Main beneficiary:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Other beneficiaries:
- Children - aged 6 to under 15
- Youth - aged 15 to under 25
- People in rural/regional/remote communities
Annual report
Human Resources
Human resources:
- Full time employees: 0
- Part time employees: 0
- Casual employees: 0
- Full-time equivalent staff (FTE): 0
- Estimated number of volunteers: 10
Financial Reporting
Charity's 2019 reporting period:
1 January 2019 to 31 December 2019
Type of financial statement:
General purpose financial statements
Financial report consolidated with more than one entity?
No
Financial report submitted to a state/territory regulator?
No
Income and Expenses
Comprehensive Income Statement summary
Gross Income
Donations and bequests: | $0.00 |
Revenue from providing goods or services: | $0.00 |
Revenue from government including grants: | $1,857,283.00 |
Revenue from investments: | $85.00 |
All other revenue: | $0.00 |
Total revenue: | $1,857,368.00 |
Other income (for example, gains): | $0.00 |
Total gross income: | $1,857,368.00 |
Expenses
Employee expenses: | $0.00 |
Interest expenses: | $0.00 |
Grants and donations made for use in Australia: | $1,857,283.00 |
Grants and donations made for use outside Australia: | $0.00 |
All other expenses: | $0.00 |
Total expenses: | $1,857,283.00 |
Net surplus/(deficit): | $85.00 |
Other comprehensive income: | $0.00 |
Total comprehensive income: | $85.00 |
Balance Sheet extract
Assets
Total current assets: | $128,510.00 |
Non-current loans receivable: | $0.00 |
Other non-current assets: | $0.00 |
Total non-current assets: | $0.00 |
Total assets: | $128,510.00 |
Liabilities
Total current liabilities: | $128,425.00 |
Non-current loans payable: | $0.00 |
Other non-current liabilities: | $0.00 |
Total non-current liabilities: | $0.00 |
Total liabilities: | $128,425.00 |
Net assets/liabilities: | $85.00 |