Open Family Australia

What Open Family Australia does

Open Family Australia is recorded in firmographic data as a non-profit organization founded in 1978, based in West Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, with approximately 10 employees. The name suggests a community or family-services oriented entity, consistent with a non-profit structure; however, no mission statement, program details, service offerings, or beneficiary information is present in the available source material. There is no management team listed, no operational history, and no evidence of active programs or services.

The entity's primary identifiable digital asset is the openfamily.com.au domain name. As of the available data, this domain does not host an operational website — instead it resolves to a domain parking page operated by Above.com Pty Ltd, a third-party domain registrar and marketplace. The page displays a "This domain may be for sale" notice and links to Above.com's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. The technology section characterizes the underlying platform as a "Domain parking and registry services platform," but this description pertains to Above.com's infrastructure rather than to Open Family Australia building or operating its own technology.

There is no visible revenue model, pricing, customer base, distribution channel, or go-to-market motion. The firmographic record contains no funding history, no parent/subsidiary structure, no partnerships, and no certifications. The combined evidence — a non-profit designation alongside a parked-for-sale domain with no operational web presence — creates material ambiguity about whether the entity is active, dormant, or merely a residual registration. As an investment target, there is insufficient signal to characterize standard commercial mechanics.

Name

Open Family Australia

Legal name

Open Family Australia

Website

https://openfamily.com.au

Company type

Private

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Open Family Australia is recorded as a Melbourne-based non-profit founded in 1978 with 10 employees, but its domain openfamily.com.au is currently parked and listed for sale via Above.com, with no visible operational business activity.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Social and Community Services

NAICS

Other Services (except Public Administration) (81)

SIC

Services-Membership Organizations (8600)

akta.pro primary industry

Host Family Screening, Onboarding & Training (HSAAAEAC)

Keywords

• Non-profit organization
• Family services
• Community support
• Social welfare services
• Charitable organization

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Core offering

No operating core offering from Open Family Australia is evidenced in the source data. The firmographic record lists the entity as a non-profit founded in 1978 in West Melbourne, VIC, Australia, but no products, services, programs, or activities are described. The associated website (openfamily.com.au) is a parked domain listing operated by Above.com rather than an operating site for the organization.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Recent moves1 record

Direct peers

• Centacare: Network of Catholic community-services organizations across Australia providing family, relationship, and child-youth services. Comparable as a peer family-services non-profit operating in Australia.
• The Smith Family: Large Australian non-profit focused on supporting disadvantaged children and families through education, food, and learning programs. Directly comparable as a family-focused non-profit operating in Australia with a national footprint.
• Anglicare Australia: Federation of Australian non-profits providing family, community, and aged-care services across states. Comparable as a peer in Australian family-services non-profit delivery.
• Mission Australia: One of Australia's largest community-services non-profits, operating family, housing, and youth programs nationally. Comparable as an established Australian family-services non-profit with overlapping program scope.
• Uniting (Uniting Vic.Tas): Melbourne-based community services organization delivering family, child, and youth programs across Victoria and Tasmania. Comparable as a regional family-services non-profit with overlapping catchment.
• Save the Children Australia: Major Australian non-profit delivering programs for children and families, including education, health, and protection services. Comparable as a peer family-services non-profit competing for similar donor and program funding.
• Berry Street: Australian non-profit providing family services, child protection, and out-of-home care across Victoria and other states. Comparable as a Melbourne-based family services non-profit with a similar service ethos.
• Australian Childhood Foundation: Australian non-profit specializing in trauma-informed therapy, child abuse prevention, and family services. Comparable as a family-focused non-profit with therapeutic and support service offerings.

Emerging players

• Relationships Australia: Australian non-profit providing family and relationship counseling, mediation, and support services. Adjacent peer given overlap with family-services support, though more focused on relationship counseling specifically.
• OzChild: Victorian-based non-profit providing children, youth, and family services including foster care and early intervention. Comparable as a Melbourne-area family-services non-profit with adjacent program offerings.

Market position

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat1 record

Key risks4 records

Key highlights4 records

Customer concentration

• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/open-family-australia

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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