Royal Freemasons Benevolent Institution
 Australia  |  Community/Family

We operate throughout NSW and the ACT providing financial assistance for the needy in the form of grants and annuities as well as accommodation, care and security for the aged and others thus demonstrating the noble and valued concept of charity in action by Freemasons.

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In 1880, when the RFBI was founded, no government social welfare programs existed. Assistance to the poor, the disadvantaged and the needy was left to charitable organisations, including the Freemasons, which provided this form of support. Now, more than 125 years later, when most people in need receive social service funding from the government, the RFBI still helps where special needs or circumstances exist. In recent years, the RFBI has diversified its caring and benevolent role through the establishment of residential retirement villages providing comfortable and attractive self care units, hostels and nursing homes.

Our offer

Self care unit developments

Community Aged Care programmes

Financial assistance

Low care hostels

Nursing homes

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