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Charitable Foundation
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The HIA Charitable Foundation (HIACF) was founded in 2012 to improve health and welfare outcomes for HIA members, their families and the wider community. Tackling mental health is a big part of our program.
HIACF has an 13 year history of stepping up to support causes that matter to the residential building industry. "We do this by providing financial donations to best-practice research organisations," says Pino Monaco, Chair of HIACF. The Foundation’s current beneficiaries include Beyond Blue and the Tradie Health Institute.
HIA Charity modular home
The HIA Charitable Foundation is proud to announce its partnership with TR Homes to build the first HIA Charitable Foundation Modular Home in WA. TR Homes are generously donating their time and resources to construct the house. We have also rallied support from many suppliers to donate the necessary materials.
Once built, the modular home will be available for sale and transport to regional WA. The home will be fitted out with high quality materials and be ready to move into for the new owner. The funds raised from the sale of the home will be used to contribute to better health and wellbeing for housing industry workers, their colleagues and families via mental health charity Beyond Blue. We also support medical research into the treatment of silicosis.
We’ve done some great work so far
$100K
Donated to Tradie Health Institute
For world first research into Silicosis
$1.3M
Donated to Beyond Blue
Connecting people to mental health support
$400K
Donated to NCARD
For research into Mesothelioma
$70K
Donated to the Victorian Homeless Fund
Helping provide housing relief for women & children in need
HIA Charitable Foundation
Make a donation
Thank you for your interest in supporting the HIA Charitable Foundation. There are numerous ways you can help:
- Direct donations
- Making us your charity of choice
- Spreading the word
*Donations over $2 are tax deductible
Spread the word
Let's share all the great work the Charitable Foundation has done so far with so much more to come!
Download the flyer, print it out and share with your colleagues, friends and contacts.
In partnership with Beyond Blue
For over 9 years, the Foundation has been committed to raising awareness of the mental health issues that affect one in four people in the residential building industry. Our industry can be unpredictable, with extreme highs and lows. So it is not surprising there is a high incidence of anxiety, depression, substance abuse and when left unsupported – suicide.
HIA Managing Director Jocelyn Martin interviews Beyond Blue CEO Georgie Harman.
In partnership with Tradie Health Institute
As silicosis emerges as a health crisis affecting our industry, HIACF has donated funds to help support the development of life-changing diagnostic techniques and treatments through the Tradie Health Institute.
It’s no exaggeration to describe silicosis as an emerging health crisis within the housing industry. Debilitating, incurable and sometimes deadly, this occupational lung disease is caused by inhaling fine particles of silica dust when cutting, drilling, grinding or polishing certain types of stone, rock, masonry, engineered stone and tile.
Tradie Health is a world-leading initiative dedicated to improving the lives of tradies living with silicosis. Their cohesive, co-ordinated "go hard or go home" approach is already delivering positive results.
This disease affects many people in our industry, and we’re proud to be able to contribute to this potentially life-saving medical research.Pino Monaco, Chair of HIA Charitable Foundation
HIA Charitable Foundation, founded 2012
Find out moreHow you can help
Funded by members, the HIA Charitable Foundation assists charitable and community causes by harnessing the support of the residential building industry.
There is a range of ways for you and your organisation to support the HIA Charitable Foundation and its selected causes.
Here is how you can show your support:
- Run an event with the Foundation as the beneficiary
- Choose the Foundation as your charity of choice
- Corporate and business or individual donations
- Workplace giving
- Sponsorship or donated goods and services
- Bequests
If you would like to support the Foundation but aren’t sure where to start, contact us today!
HIA Charitable Foundation
22 Parkland Road, Osborne Park WA 60171300 783 345 | foundation@hia.com.au
Featured stories
HIA Managing Director Jocelyn Martin interviews Beyond Blue CEO Georgie Harman.
HIA Charitable Foundation & Beyond Blue: Early mental health intervention
Beyond Blue CEO Georgie Harman discusses the importance of early intervention and prevention in Australian mental health during a conversation with HIA Charitable Foundation's Jocelyn Martin about HIACF's decade-long involvement with the mental health charity.
Beyond Blue has made an enormous contribution in reducing stigma and providing support services. There is a distinct need for continued support and education to improve mental health outcomes in Australia.