HITSA Charitable Fund

HITsa Charitable Fund is a dedicated organisation committed to enhancing access to quality training and development opportunities for marginalised groups in South Australia. Originally established as the Booze Brothers Staff Charitable Fund in 2002, it has evolved its focus to support vulnerable individuals and families by funding initiatives that promote social inclusion and personal growth.

Mission and Vision

The fund’s mission is to empower people facing social and economic challenges by improving their access to education, training, and essential services. Its vision is a community where every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, can achieve their potential through equitable opportunities for development and support.

Main Objectives

• Support marginalised groups such as those experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, or food insecurity.
• Fund registered South Australian charities and service organisations that provide direct assistance to vulnerable populations.
• Promote social inclusion by facilitating access to training and development programs.
• Ensure 100% of donations are directed to charitable causes, maximising impact.

Benefiting Groups

• Individuals and families experiencing homelessness or living in temporary accommodation.
• Survivors of family and domestic violence seeking support and stability.
• Marginalised youth and adults facing barriers to employment and education.
• New arrivals and culturally diverse communities requiring social inclusion and settlement assistance.

Types of Services and Activities

• Funding for essential household items such as furniture and whitegoods to help people rebuild their lives with dignity.
• Support for community programs offering career counselling, mentoring, and skills development.
• Provision of nutritious meals to those facing food insecurity through partnerships with frontline charities.
• Hosting cultural and community events that foster connection and celebrate diversity.
• Backing grassroots initiatives that address mental health, domestic violence, and youth disadvantage.