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Annual Giving
$21.8M
Grant Range
$10K – $100K
Avg Grant
$50K

About

SNPHN Ltd (Sydney North Health Network) is a federally-funded Primary Health Network serving the Northern Sydney region of NSW. As part of Australia's primary health network system, they commission and coordinate health services, focusing on mental health, aged care, alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention, and perinatal health to improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations.

Tips for Applicants

Register with SNHN's TenderLink eProcurement portal (free) to receive automatic email notifications about new tender opportunities. SNHN uses a commissioning framework with competitive dialogue processes for Mental Health, AOD, and Suicide Prevention services. Grant applications should demonstrate alignment with SNHN's strategic priorities, address vulnerable populations in the Northern Sydney region (Northern Beaches, Ku-ring-gai, Hornsby, Ryde, Lane Cove, Willoughby, North Sydney, Hunter's Hill LGAs), and show evidence-based approaches. Recent grant rounds have emphasized community resilience, extreme weather preparedness, social connectedness, and capacity building. Smaller grants ($10,000) focus on specific community needs while larger grants (up to $100,000) support broader resilience and recovery programs.

Giving Philosophy

Adopts a commissioning-based approach focusing on place-based, regional-based, and outreach services to create a locally integrated care model. Prioritizes health outcomes for vulnerable populations through competitive dialogue processes, strategic partnerships with health and social care providers, and data-driven decision making. Emphasizes innovation, community resilience building, and collaborative working across the health system.

Notable Grants

Anglicare - workshops for seniors volunteering and resilience building across Northern Sydney
Community Northern Beaches - Community Resilience Outreach Initiative for people sleeping rough
McKillop Seasons - Stormbirds natural disaster program and Season for Growth programs
Live Life Get Active - outdoor activity camps in Ryde and Ku-ring-gai LGAs
Be Centre - therapeutic creative/artistic play for children aged 6-14 in Northern Beaches
Relationships Australia NSW - leadership training and resilience support for community leaders
KidsXpress - expressive therapy training seminars for parents and educators
Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury - Connect Hubs in Willoughby and Lane Cove LGAs

ACNC Financial History

YearGrants GivenRevenueTotal AssetsNet Assets
FY2023
$40.4M$28.6M$1.1M
FY2022
$21.8M
$31.5M$18.6M$963K
FY2021
$18.3M
$26.9M$11.6M$900K
FY2020
$16.2M
$24.2M$7.8M$818K
FY2019
$13.1M
$21.2M$5.8M$513K
FY2018
$11.2M
$19.1M$6.1M$244K
FY2017
$9.8M
$17.4M$6.5M$140K
7yr total$90.5MSource: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Programs (from website)

Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Symposium

Professional development symposium bringing together experts, clinicians and researchers to explore innovative approaches to perinatal and infant mental health challenges

Deadline: 2025-11-17More info →

Focus Areas

healthmental healthaged carecommunity
Geographic
AU-NSW
Recipients
nfpcommunity orghospitalresearch

Financial Details

Source of Wealth
Government funding - receives federal government appropriations as a Primary Health Network (PHN), which are government organizations funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health to improve primary health care delivery
Parent Company
Commonwealth Department of Health
Revenue Sources
Government funding

Board & Leadership

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Paul White
director
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Sarah Barter
director
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Elizabeth Marles
board member
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Jane Flemming
board member
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Sana Issa
board member
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Sarah Barter
board member
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Data Sources

Profile quality: high
Foundation profile updated: 9 April 2026 (29 days ago)
Website scan updated: 9 April 2026 (29 days ago)
Website pages scraped: 5
Added: 5 March 2026 (64 days ago)
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