Meet Our 2025 Winners
Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA)
ASCIA is the peak professional body for allergy and clinical immunology in Australia and New Zealand. We’re supporting their translation of patient resources, helping families from diverse backgrounds better understand and manage allergic conditions.
Banksia Gardens Community Services
Based in Broadmeadows, Banksia Gardens is a community-led organisation focused on education, social inclusion and health equity. We're supporting their culturally inclusive cooking program, addressing food insecurity and promoting nutrition education.
Boots For All
Boots For All breaks down barriers to sport and social inclusion by redistributing new and near-new sporting goods to children and youth in need. We're funding 1,000 Sports Inclusion Kits, helping more young people participate in sport and fitness.
The Brain Foundation
The Brain Foundation is dedicated to funding research and raising awareness about brain health. We're supporting their national campaign to improve brain health literacy and encourage early action.
Heart Support Australia
Heart Support Australia provides support to people living with heart disease. Our grant will strengthen their hospital visitor and peer support programs.
Tuberous Sclerosis Australia
Tuberous Sclerosis Australia supports individuals and families affected by Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC). We're supporting community education and carer programs for the TSC community.
CF Together (Cystic Fibrosis Community Care)
CF Together works to improve the lives of people living with cystic fibrosis through support services, advocacy and education. We're helping them deliver patient resources and GP training to improve cystic fibrosis care in underserved and rural areas.
“We congratulate these award winners and look forward to seeing their ongoing positive contribution to the community. With CSL’s support, they will be able to expand their reach and deepen their impact across Australia’s health sector," said Bernadette Murdoch, CSL’s Global Head of Reputation.
CSL, a global biotech company, makes medicines for serious and rare conditions, as well as vaccines. The CSL Community Impact Award program launched earlier this year.
“For over a century, CSL has been committed to improving the lives of our patients and donors, and safeguarding public health. The CSL Community Impact Awards highlight our dedication to community health and our support of innovative health initiatives," said Jeffrey Ball, CSL’s Chief Sustainability Officer.
As part of the awards, three organisations – CF Together, the Danny Frawley Centre and Kidney Health Australia – have received CSL scholarships to undertake a leadership program at the Melbourne Business School. The program equips not-for-profit leaders who have little or no prior business management training, with the skills to lead their teams to generate social impact and financial sustainability for their organisation.
