Grants & Opportunities

This program offers donor-funded scholarships to Epworth staff, providing opportunities for professional development and enhancing patient care.

These fellowships offer five-year appointments for senior research leaders and provide salary support to clinician-researchers at Mater, allowing them to dedicate more time to research activities.

This fellowship supports and retains high-performing mid-career researchers at Mater to undertake impactful biomedical, clinical, or health services research, providing $300,000 over two years.

This program is a joint initiative of Mater Health and Mater Education, exclusively for Mater clinicians, designed to upskill staff through innovative simulation training. Fellows can undertake CMS training at Mater and potentially a residency program at CMS in Boston.

The Brave Foundation offers scholarships to empower young individuals, including expecting and parenting teens, to achieve their education and employment goals.

These fellowships provide five-year appointments for senior research leaders or salary support to back-fill clinical time for clinician-researchers, enabling them to focus on evidence-based research activities within Mater.

A scholarship program, exemplified by the 'Snow Scholars' initiative, supporting incredible students from regional New South Wales and the ACT who demonstrate resilience, strength, and a commitment to positive change.

This program provides scholarships and other assistance to Indigenous persons for their education and training, covering primary, secondary, and potentially tertiary education. It aims to advance education for Aboriginals throughout the East Kimberley Region.

As part of the broader Scripture Grants program, this grant from Bible Society Australia supplies Bibles and Scripture resources to communities in times of disaster recovery.

Bible Society Australia's Indigenous Scripture Grants Program distributes Indigenous Bibles and Scripture Resources to organisations and churches that minister to Indigenous communities across Australia, aiming to address vital spiritual and cultural needs and promote engagement with the Scriptures.

This program offers grants to support initiatives focused on the distribution of the Bible, promoting literacy, and facilitating Bible translation to make scriptures accessible across diverse languages and cultures.

This grant, offered by Bible Society Australia, provides Scriptures and gospel resources in English and other heart languages to people from various nations through chaplains and gospel workers.

Grants provided to Townsville Catholic Education schools to celebrate and support initiatives linking sustainability with Catholic Social Teachings.

This program distributes funds raised through community initiatives, such as the Launceston General Hospital Giving Day, to support new patient care projects.

This scholarship covers full HECS fees for up to four years for graduating Year 12 students from Catholic colleges within the Diocese of Cairns who are pursuing a full-time, four-year Bachelor of Education degree, and guarantees a teaching position for two years within the Diocese upon completion. First Nations students are strongly encouraged to apply.

This scholarship provides financial and practical assistance to final year students enrolled in teacher training programs at James Cook University Cairns Campus or Central Queensland University Cairns Campus, offering between $1,000 and $1,200 to help with the transition to employment and providing networking opportunities.

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.

The Pinnacle Foundation provides multi-year educational scholarships and mentoring to young LGBTQIA+ Australians aged 18-26 for full-time study at public TAFEs or universities across Australia in any profession, trade, or the arts.

Research training grants for new researchers (healthcare workers, clinicians, allied health staff) undertaking small research projects up to $10,000

These grants support research projects addressing clinical needs at Caboolture Hospital, Kilcoy Hospital, and/or Woodford Corrections Health. Projects are valued up to $20,000 and are for small, well-defined studies conducted over one to two years.

This scholarship offers a living stipend to individuals undertaking a full-time or part-time PhD degree at a recognised Australian university, with research conducted at or in significant association with The Prince Charles Hospital.

These grants are available to fund pieces of equipment that support research within any area of The Prince Charles Hospital. Applications for equipment utilised by multiple groups or with co-funding are considered favourably.

These grants are part of the Foundation's continuum of support for researchers, building on the New Investigator Grants to further advance research careers.

Introduced in 2017, these fellowships provide a continuum of support for researchers, guiding those new to research through essential training and skills development during their PhD and post-doctoral studies.

Means-tested scholarships for girls from Year 7 to Year 10 who demonstrate proven academic excellence, an exemplary work ethic, and the ability to make a positive contribution to school life.