Grants & Opportunities

School-based traineeship positions for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students going into year 11, providing Certificate II and III in health support services with potential for ongoing employment

Provides sports equipment grants to Little Athletics centres across Australia to support grassroots community sporting programs and encourage healthy, active lives for young people.

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.

Supports organizations working to improve consumer outcomes and assist individuals in financial need. [5, 19]

Workshops aimed at building self-esteem and leadership skills for children and young adults.

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.

This scholarship offers up to $10,000 for travel and living expenses to Ascham Old Girls aged 20-30, enabling them to undertake research or humanitarian aid work in Australia or overseas, aligned with their professional development.

Supports not-for-profit organisations in pursuing quality advocacy initiatives for household and small business consumers in the National Electricity Market.

Provides means-tested bursaries and merit-based scholarships to enable talented boys to attend Cranbrook School regardless of their family's financial circumstances

Support social enterprises to purchase capability building services to be more efficient and effective in delivering social benefits to vulnerable Australians. Strong representation from First Nations enterprises

Assists Native title-holding corporations to increase organisational capacity and generate economic benefits from their land

This fund provides grants to small to medium Australian food and grocery businesses to support innovative and sustainable projects that drive efficiency, growth, and reduce reliance on imports.

The Cybec Foundation provides funding for social wellbeing initiatives and emerging talent, supporting areas such as scholarships for students, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' health and education, medical research, environmental projects, artistic endeavours, and social welfare programs. Preference is given to applications that are unable to secure funding elsewhere.

The Cybec Foundation is a philanthropic partner of Red Stitch Theatre, which performs contemporary Australian plays and award-winning new writing.

Provides funding for activities, programs, and individuals that advance social change through education in Western Australia, focusing on innovative proposals with sustainable positive impacts on education, young people, and leadership.

This fellowship supports research aimed at transforming frontline treatment for follicular lymphoma, offering more personalized, safer, and effective treatment. The inaugural fellowship was awarded to Dr Josh Tobin in 2022.

This grant supports researchers, with Dr Paniz Tavakoli and Dr Helen Cashman announced as the 2025 recipients. It likely facilitates travel for research purposes.

The Snowdome Foundation provides grants to fund translational research and clinical trials, accelerating new treatments and cures for Australian blood cancer patients. These grants support various research projects and positions.

Supporting Western Australian researchers to advance breakthroughs in women’s, maternal, and newborn health.

A 12-month fellowship program for qualified surgeons seeking sub-specialisation in hand and upper limb surgery, involving clinical experience, research, and education.

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