Grants & Opportunities

Grants targeting young adults aged 16-24, available for up to 1 year.

Provides financial support to rural and regional students for educational expenses.

Funds initiatives supporting economic equity, safety, and justice for women and girls.

Aims to identify primary schools in Western and South Western Sydney for program benefits.

Programs designed to enhance skills and connect youth with the community.

The Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) 'PBC Capacity Building Funding program in Australia is designed to assist Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs), which are native title holding corporations. Its core purpose is to help these organizations generate economic benefits through the effective and sustainable management of their land, build long-term organizational capacity, and support effective native title agreement-making.

Funds the establishment of micro-businesses in remote Aboriginal communities.

Workshops aimed at training educators and caregivers on supporting individuals with learning difficulties.

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.

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

Mission trip to Borneo partnering with children's homes, longhouse communities, and local churches. Focus on relational ministry, prayer, leadership development, and cultural immersion.

This program provides funding for local not-for-profit, sporting, recreation, and community organisations in the Pilbara region of Western Australia for projects focused on education, quality of life, healthy living, Indigenous capacity building, youth development, community safety, and environmental responsibility.

This program offers grants to not-for-profit and community organisations in the Pilbara region for innovative and practical sustainability-focused projects, including those related to environment, sustainable innovations, education, green technologies, and renewable energy.

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

Funding for community organisations to run digital skills programs for over 50s, ranging from $3,000 to $20,500

Funding to run train-the-trainer programs for staff or volunteer digital mentors, two rounds per year

$5,000 funding to create digital device libraries and loan devices to people over 50. Available to organisations already delivering other Be Connected programs. Applications close 2 April 2026.

Supports young adults aged 16-24 with grants up to $50,000 for up to 1 year. Expressions of Interest open in February 2026.

Four development grants for feature-length documentary projects (75 mins+) in development, including participation in a four-day creative residency at Shark Island Kangaroo Valley. Projects must be character-driven, have a distinctive point of view, creative vision, clear artistic style, and potential to shift thinking. Applications are made through AIDC’s Cut to the Chase program.

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