Help protect the health of Australian workers
Become a partner
Industry partnerships play a critical role in accelerating research into occupational lung disease, including silicosis.
By partnering with the Tradie Health Institute, your organisation can help researchers pursue new ways to detect occupational disease earlier, while developing better treatments for workers already living with its impact.
For industries including construction, mining and agriculture, protecting workers from occupational disease is an ongoing challenge. Prevention remains critical — but we also need better options for the Australians whose health has already been affected.
Your support can help accelerate pioneering silicosis and occupational lung disease research, translating scientific discovery into better health outcomes for Australian workers.
Together, industry and research can help change what the future of occupational disease looks like.
Workplace giving
The power of collective giving cannot be underestimated. If everyone in your organisation donated $10 per pay, just imagine the impact that it could have for those impacted by silicosis and other occupational lung diseases.
Workplace giving is incredibly easy to set up and employees receive the tax benefit straight away, rather than waiting until the end of the financial year.
Many employers choose to match their employees’ workplace giving contributions to have the greatest impact.
It’s a win-win-win for business, employees and charities.
Employers enjoy greater staff engagement, retention, productivity, reputation and social impact.
Employees give in a smarter, tax-effective way and build a sense of pride in their employer.
Charities get low-cost, regular funds, and strong partnerships.
Workplace fundraising
Whether it’s throwing a monthly sausage sizzle, funky shirt Friday, or a corporate golf day, hosting a fundraiser for the Tradie Health Institute initiative is a great way to show your workplace support and help us back researchers to find treatments for occupational lung disease.
Contact our team to discuss your ideas, or register your fundraising page today to get started.
Get in touch
Contact:
Chloe Nguyen
Chief Communications and Philanthropy Officer
P: 1800 501 269
E: chloe.nguyen@tpchfoundation.org.au
Media enquiries
Contact:
Isabella Zaini (nee Robinson)
Media and Communications Advisor
P: 1800 501 269
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