Grants & Opportunities

Funds design and architectural projects that enhance public spaces.

A program aimed at providing housing and support services for youth experiencing homelessness.

Educational materials and workshops aimed at promoting inner peace and wellbeing.

Funding aimed at acquiring new artworks to enrich the Art Gallery’s collection.

A 9-month life skills program for teens, aimed at building resilience and community engagement through hiking and volunteer service.

An in-school program to support at-risk youth, preventing criminal behavior and fostering self-discipline.

Supports early-career artists to undertake professional development opportunities.

Empowers young people through a series of structured sports-based and educational programs.

Offers grants and awards to support the development of talented Australian artists

Funds for student placements within the wool industry, supporting practical experience and industry engagement.

Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) — the National Indigenous Australians Agency's primary federal funding programme for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians. Funds remote and regional community development, capability building, economic participation, jobs and social enterprise. Pty Ltd entities eligible. Multiple streams including Jobs Land and Economy, Children and Schooling, Safety and Wellbeing, and Culture and Capability. Goods on Country fits the Jobs Land and Economy stream as a First Nations social enterprise delivering essential household goods to remote Aboriginal communities.

The $30 million Pick My Park program gives the community a say on grants for new and upgraded parks.

The Anzac Day Proceeds Fund supports organisations to deliver welfare and wellbeing activities for veterans and their families across the state

The Youth Climate Action Fund supports young people aged 15–24 to deliver practical, local projects that contribute to climate solutions in Brisbane.

Lotterywest’s Arts and Culture Infrastructure Grant Program is supporting arts and culture projects through $30 million of funding delivered through three grant rounds across three financial years, FY2025-26, FY2026-27 and FY2027-28. Western Australian organisations working to bring communities together through improved and accessible arts and culture infrastructure may be eligible for this funding. The 2026 grant round is open from 9am Thursday 2 July to 12pm Monday 10 August 2026 AWST. If you

From Monday 1 June to Friday 31 July 2026 Victorians can apply for a 20% rebate on their vehicle registration payments.

The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Go FOGO grants support NSW councils to deliver weekly food only (FO) or food organics and garden organics (FOGO) services to their communities.

This quick response funding program is designed for domestic and international travel activity for NSW contemporary music artists, acts and music industry professionals.

Supports Noosa Shire residents selected to represent Queensland or Australia at recognised national or international sporting competitions.