Grants & Opportunities

Rolling non-competitive program supporting community projects that deliver benefit to the Gold Coast community.

The Qantas Regional Grants 2026 program offers a total of $2 million in funding, including cash grants, flights, and marketing support, to Australian-based not-for-profit community groups, individuals, and organisations. Its purpose is to strengthen regional communities by supporting initiatives that deliver essential services, expand opportunities, and promote wellbeing.

Provides seed funding and in-kind support for eligible not-for-profit community organisations in the Charters Towers Region, with the 2026 round opening in May.

Funding for community-led Christmas, New Year, Australia Day, Anzac Day and Remembrance Day community events.

Providing funding towards initiatives that serve to protect, restore or reinstate local heritage values

Supports local events that celebrate cultural diversity, seasonal traditions, and community spirit

Support for collaborative projects that deliver meaningful social, cultural, recreational, or environmental outcomes

The NSW National Carers Week Grants program awards grants for community activities or events that recognise and celebrate carers and create opportunities for connection across NSW, during National Carers Week.

Funding is available to Community Preschools for minor construction and specialised equipment or furniture to enable children with disability and additional needs to participate in the educational program on the same basis as their peers.

This grant program supports community and government organisations to achieve lasting, positive impacts on the NSW environment by protecting, conserving and restoring our natural resources.

Funding for children with high learning support needs enrolled in NSW Community Preschools is provided to develop and deliver each child’s Individual Learning Plan (ILP).

A specific project grant of up to $10,000 is available to community organisations to support the development of teaching materials and or to conduct professional development and training activities.

This grant round is open to individual artists, arts and cultural workers, and organisations who are touring arts and cultural work across regional NSW.

Transport for NSW is seeking applications for minor works and safety improvements on road approaches to level crossings. $1M in funding is available across Regional NSW aimed at improving safety on council managed roads near public level crossings.

This grant opportunity is available for Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations in NSW. Up to $250,000 is available to establish place-based Digital Inclusion Hub under Closing the Gap Socio‑Economic Outcome 17.

This funding supports individuals, groups and organisations that are led by and/or support ACFP Strategic Priority Area communities to develop and deliver a diverse range of arts and cultural experiences

This funding supports creative development and presentation of new work by individual artists and arts and cultural workers. Applicants are encouraged to drive and develop partnerships with arts and cultural organisations to support their new works.

The Creative Nations Program supports First Nations artists, cultural workers, organisations and communities through their artistic expressions that continue to sustain and strengthen First Nations arts and culture in NSW.

The NSW Government has established the ARC - Local Priorities Stream 3 with funding of up to $10 million to expand the activities of community organisations that contribute to the wellbeing, social or economic participation of residents.

This funding focuses on professional development for individual artists and arts and cultural workers to enable participation in skills development opportunities, workshops, courses and creative sector conferences and networking events.

Inclusion Readiness funding promotes access and improves the learning, development and wellbeing of children with disability and additional needs in community preschools.

Round 1 of the TOD Community Infrastructure Program is a closed, non-competitive grant program awarding up to $90 million to deliver community infrastructure in the 9 Local Government Areas accommodating growth in the 7 TOD Accelerated Precincts.

The Strategic Opportunities Program supports innovative projects designed to strengthen the NSW screen and digital games industries.

Quick Response Fashion Grants offer up to $10,000 for emerging designers, textile makers, and fashion businesses - prioritising First Nations, Western Sydney, and Regional NSW creatives.

Provides two dollars in funds for every one dollar in funds raised by the community to stock native fish in public waters to benefit anglers