Grants & Opportunities

Supports local arts and culture projects in regional Queensland

CRC Grants are part of the CRC Program. The CRC Program supports industry, research and the community in 2 ways: CRC Gr.... Industry Innovation

The grant opportunity is seeking applications from eligible service providers to deliver temporary employment placements.... Services for People with Disabilities

Funds arts projects in the Sunshine Coast region. Purpose is to support local arts development.

Small & Vital grants support small rural, regional, and remote communities (population under 15,000) with projects that strengthen community life. Funding for infrastructure, events, capacity building, and community-led initiatives. Closes approximately 6 weeks after opening.

The Active Kids Grant program is funded by The Dickinson Foundation and aims to improve the physical and mental health of children and young Australians by encouraging participation through the provision of equipment or uniforms. The 2026 round focuses on volunteer-run community clubs and organisations with members aged 20 or younger. Grants are awarded as playing or training equipment from HART Sport and on-field kit from ISC Sport - no cash grants available.

A program offering learning, mentoring, and training across various career streams within Coles to shape future leaders, open to Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents who have completed a bachelor's degree.

This program will commission nine accredited general practices in the Brimbank local government area to deliver integrated care for patients with complex chronic and mental health needs, linking them with a 'neighbourhood care team' comprising a mental health clinician, care coordinator, and social worker.

The Public Education Foundation offers a range of scholarships to help students at public schools reach their potential. Scholarships support students in primary and secondary public schools to support their learning.

A major funding initiative supporting Western Australian researchers to advance breakthroughs in women's, maternal, and newborn health. The Research Acceleration Awards empower scientists with funding to fast-track innovative research in areas including preterm birth prevention, maternal mental health, neonatology, gynaecology, nursing, midwifery, allied health, rare diseases, femtech, and clinical audit.

Community grants program for the Geelong region.

A prestigious, university-funded scholarship for domestic and international students undertaking Research Doctorate and Research Master's degrees at Monash University campuses in Australia, providing financial assistance for living costs.

This initiative seeks proposals from organisations to deliver primary care and link worker support services, focusing on social prescribing to promote healthy living and ageing in participating towns.

This grant funds a five-week wellbeing program for adults with disability or accessibility requirements. The program builds confidence, resilience, physical and mental health through soft skills training and outdoor physical activities, while preparing participants for education and employment.

Funding is available for charitable purposes benefiting communities, including educational bursaries, relief of poverty, needs arising from old age, sickness, disability or distress, cultural advancement, advancement of religion, protection of the environment, and community development.

Provides up to $10,000 to eligible organisations delivering community activations and outreach activities within the Town of Port Hedland and the Shire of East Pilbara. Focus areas include community wellbeing, children and youth development, education and training, healthy living, Indigenous capacity building, and improving overall quality of life, health, safety and social outcomes. [15]

Starlight Super Steps is a fundraising campaign where participants walk or run 10,000 steps a day in May to raise funds for the Starlight Children's Foundation, making hospital a happier place for sick kids and their families.

A Churchill Fellowship offers Australian citizens and permanent residents a life-changing opportunity to travel overseas to explore their passion and benefit their community. No academic qualification is required. The Fellowship funds travel and research on any topic that benefits Australia and the community through sharing knowledge or skills.

Program objective The objective of the Program is to develop new and innovative tourism offerings or upgrade existing pr.... Trade and Tourism

This grant opportunity will provide Australian Government grant funding of up to $2.5 million to support the Australian .... Infrastructure

Grants awarded to yoga teachers and organizations with innovative ideas to benefit their communities.

Scholarships are available to Australian citizens or permanent residents undertaking tertiary studies, based on merit or equity. Applications can be made directly to the Trust between May 1st and May 31st annually, or through partner universities and TAFE institutions which have their own application periods. Scholarships generally range from $1,000 to $5,000.

Scholarships for 2027 entry across various categories including Social Justice (Y7-Y12), Accessibility (Prep-Y12) for financial assistance, Entrepreneurship (Y7-Y12), Creativity & Innovation (Y7-Y12), Humanitarian (Y7-Y12) for children of refugee or asylum seeker families, and for children of Australian Indigenous families. The Niall Foundation 'Changemaker' Scholarship is also offered for Year 11 students focusing on community service and leadership.

The Education Horizon research grant scheme funds high-quality local research that aligns with Queensland Government objectives and the Department of Education's research priorities. Queensland researchers with a Queensland-based Sponsor organisation (a Queensland university or an interstate university with a significant Queensland campus) are eligible to apply.

Contemporary Music Fund Development Program Funding round open Closing 4:00pm 4 June 2026 The Contemporary Music Fund (CMF) assists homegrown contemporary music artists with projects that enable them to produce and promote their work, along with building links nationally and internationally. The Contemporary Music Fund Development Program supports career changing opportunities for individuals, bands and music industry professionals.The program offers up to $20,000 funding for professional develo