Dollars and Sense 1

Financials

Grant Income
Non-Grant Income

In Summary

This year has seen the combined pressure of increased support worker wages and the rising costs of doing business. These expenses, coupled with the added administrative load from continued reform delays and increased compliance needs, place additional pressure on our financial outcomes.

During the financial year, Community Vision continued to receive funds through our key Government funders including the NDIS, the Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care and the Department of Veteran Affairs. Government funding contributed $9.88 million or 63% of our revenue to programs delivered this year for our customers. This combined with our non-grant revenue totalled $15.8 million which is comparable to last year.

Our major items of expenditure continue to be salaries and wages for our staff which accounted for costs of $11.77 million compared to the previous year of $11.2 million. 

Our focus continues to be maintaining high-quality service delivery but we continue to face challenges to maintain this within the impending changes to the funding delivery models. This has facilitated the need for continuing investment in our financial and CRM systems.


For the upcoming 2024/25 year we will continue to deliver high-quality services to our customers and focus on bringing increased technology into the community care setting.