Grants & Opportunities

Four-year programs providing hands-on technical experience to earn a nationally recognized trade qualification, crucial for the seamless and safe operation of Rio Tinto's assets.

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Regional economic development projects in New South Wales

These grants specifically support the production of specialist radio programming, including content for Ethnic, Indigenous, and Radio Print Handicapped (RPH) communities.

These grants aim to enhance the long-term sustainability, governance, and operational capacity of community media organisations across Australia. They contribute to media diversity, social cohesion, and the development of a skilled and resilient broadcasting sector.

These grants support the creation of compelling content to increase and diversify voices in Australian media, fostering community participation, amplifying diverse cultures and languages, and building audiences through creative and innovative storytelling.

For businesses with 3+ years operation and turnover under $10M, open to migrants (born overseas, Australian citizens or permanent residents)

Projects must result in sustainable benefits related to caring for Country, supporting cultural practice, renewal or cultural education, and/or development of First Peoples art forms. Thematic priorities for 2025/26 include cultural knowledge transfer and practices (intergenerational), and truth telling in historic or contemporary contexts.

Projects must focus on First Peoples personal and/or collective healing and wellbeing, ideally scalable and/or of national significance. Thematic priorities for 2025/26 include truth telling leading to healing, and social and emotional wellbeing for young people.

This program provides annual grants to organisations for activities that advance legal education for the community, disseminate legal information, and improve access to legal services in Western Australia.

These grants support charitable programs and the provision of equipment that directly benefit the medical, health, wellbeing, and social welfare of sick, vulnerable, and disadvantaged children (0-17 years) in Western Australia.

An annual event to raise funds for secondary victims of domestic violence homicide

Annual summit addressing regional food systems and food security

Program to enhance technical capabilities across the region

Providing free lesson plans and activities to engage students in clean-up initiatives.

Annual seminar for health professionals and stakeholders in Brisbane

A fully-funded 10-week in-person program supporting women and children to overcome abuse and build self-esteem and resilience.

Leadership activities in 12 drought-sensitive regions including National Impact Forum, Networked Leadership Program, and Regional Impact Forums

Financial assistance for students in Years 7-12 to access Catholic education at St Joseph's College, with priority for Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander students and those from refugee backgrounds

For established businesses with turnover over $10M, open to migrants

Projects must prioritize nationally significant matters. Thematic priorities for 2025/26 include tackling incarceration (especially youth incarceration and youth justice), and supporting First Nations led dialogue on truth and justice.