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With tax time around the corner, shorten the gap between your donation and benefit by donating to PBF Australia today. You can complete your income tax return any time up until 31st October, but you must donate before June 30 to claim the tax deduction in this year’s tax return. Any donation over $2 will be eligible for a tax receipt. PBF is a registered charity with Deductible Gift Recipients status (DGR).
Paraplegia and quadriplegia are among the most expensive chronic injuries a person can face. Help us reduce the impact and incidence of spinal cord injury by making a tax-deductible donation today.
Make a difference whilst supporting a well-respected charity. Help us reduce injuries and deaths on the road, at work and in the water and assist those living with spinal cord injury by supporting PBF Australia.
Reducing the incidence and impact of spinal cord injury in Australia
Established to create greater awareness of the risks of spinal cord injury, PBF Australia is a national not-for-profit organisation that provides much-needed financial support for those who sustain a permanent traumatic spinal cord injury. Please see our Product Disclosure Statement for full terms and conditions.
For those already living with a spinal cord injury, PBF offers peer support programs, lifestyle education and employment opportunities, with the goal of demonstrating that life can and does go on after a spinal cord injury.
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Workplace Injury Prevention
Through a range of thought-provoking and inspirational Workplace Injury Prevention Programs, individuals are confronted with the lifelong impact of unsafe work choices and its effect on one’s future health and those around them.

Road Injury Prevention
Designed with the goal of reducing the number of road deaths and serious injury, our award-winning and impactful Road Prevention Program engages and educates pre and novice drivers on the risks of the road and the consequences of poor decision making.

Youth Injury Prevention
Designed in consultation with the McCusker Centre for Action on Alcohol, our Youth Alcohol Prevention Program aims to inspire responsible drinking behaviour through personal testimonials of how poor decision-making after consuming alcohol have had devastating consequences on themselves and others.

Aqua Injury Prevention
Over half of all sporting and leisure spinal cord injuries in Australia occur in, or on the water and tragically, almost all result in quadriplegia. Our Aqua Injury Prevention Program targets students in years 6,7,8 and 9,and aims to reduce incidence of serious water injury or drowning through the promotion of essential water safety skills.

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Ebonny’s Story
Meet Ebonny: Ebonny was a very active member of the community pursuing her passion in photography and gaining experience in a bookkeeping career She regularly enjoyed activities ....

Abilympics 2023
This month, the Abilympics 2023 (or Olympics of Abilities) will be held in Metz, France with the aim to improve the vocational abilities of persons with disabilities to reach ....

Jodie’s Story
Road/Workplace/Youth Jodie’s life changed forever when she was struck by a motor vehicle whilst cycling The driver, was over the legal alcohol limit, found to be fatigued at the ....

Joanna’s Horse Ride
After breaking her neck in a fall Joanna is a C3 complete quadriplegic and uses a chin-controlled wheelchair An active PBF presenter Joanna believes that “anything is ....

Sir George Bedbrook inducted into Sport Australia Hall of Fame
13 October 2022 Pioneer of the Australian Paralympic Movement and founder of the Paraplegic Benefit Fund Australia inducted into Sport Australia Hall of Fame Perth, Western ....

National Photo Day
August 19th is National Photo Day, the perfect day to showcase PBF team member and photographer, Ebonny and her work “I’ve had a camera in my hands since I could walk, back ....

Konnah’s Story
“Don’t grow up too fast and don’t take life for granted” At the age of 16 Konnah had two passions, he was a musician and he liked to party with his friends on the weekends ....

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Help us reduce the impact and incidence of spinal cord injury by making a tax-deductible donation today. PBF is a registered charity with Deductible Gift Recipient status (DGR) and tax receipts are available upon request.