End Homelessness SA Incorporated
Also known as “EHSA Inc.”, End Homelessness SA Incorporated is a small-scale charity established in 2013.
Employees
| Full-time | 0 |
|---|---|
| Part-time | 0 |
| Casual | 0 |
| Volunteers | 3 |
Total employee expenses: $0 (0% of revenue).
Average full-time equivalent salary: $0.
Revenue vs Expenses
End Homelessness SA Incorporated has seen an average annual growth of 139% in revenue versus a 296% p.a. increase in expenses. This imbalance can sometimes mean a challenge for long-term financial management.
Assets vs Liabilities
Sources of Revenue
Responsible People
- Joshua Hallett
- Director
- Michael Viale
- Treasurer
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- ABN
- 54113766068
- Registration Status
- Charity is registered.
- DGR Status
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Endorsed
Donations can be claimed as a tax deduction.
- Office Address
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U 3 2 Cross St
Fullarton
SA 5063
Australia - Entity Type
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Other Incorporated Entity
Other incorporated entity includes an entity that has the same characteristics as a company but is not incorporated as a corporation's law company. This category includes: a branch of an overseas company not incorporated in Australia (often the name ends in corporation) incorporated associations which are incorporated under a State Act incorporated charitable institutions
- Contacts
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+61417814142
[email protected]
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- Categories
- homelessness, adelaide, sa, charter, Fullarton