About Big Brother Movement Organisation

Since BBM's establishment by Sir Richard Linton in 1925, our organisation has supported and assisted a wide range of young Australians to reach fulfillment within their lives. BBM, through good stewardship, has built a substantial financial base, therefore, what we seek to achieve is to join hands across the corporate world to leverage this good work further as a collaborative effort within our community. 

Our investments allow BBM to assist young Australians, both disadvantaged and those seeking excellence in their chosen careers, to maximise their potential. A selection of programs assisted by BBM includes research into child health problems, homeless youth, career development and vocational education. The BBM Awards program enables promising young Australians to widen their horizons by visiting Britain in the following broad categories:

We are inviting you and your organisation to contribute financially or in-kind to extend the existing programs or to initiate fresh youth initiatives within your interest area.

100% of your contribution will be distributed to your area of interest and all administrative costs will be fully covered by BBM. BBM will assist your organisation with recognition and publicity for your tax deductible contribution.

Explore the rest of the site to gain a greater understanding of the role of BBM. Formerly known as the Big Brother Movement , you will learn of our history of youth migration bringing 12,000 young Britains to Australia, our annual Awards evening at the NSW State Parliament House and listen to what the recipients have to say about the benefits to them. 

We invite you to contact our office with any queries that you might have or to discuss how we might together collaborate on youth projects within our community.