Grants & Opportunities

The Disaster Ready Fund Round 4 is open for applications from eligible applicants delivering disaster resilience and mitigation projects.

This grant funds a single statewide provider to help older people in supported accommodation understand and exercise their rights through free, independent information, advice, advocacy and education.

The Link will deliver upgrades to existing sections to allow for walking and bike riding, as well as filling in missing links over time to create a continuous route along the foreshore.

Platform grants support the essential infrastructure and enabling capabilities for high-quality health research, including consumer and community engagement initiatives, data solutions, equipment, facilities, biobanks, and research training.

Population health interventions (new guidelines from 2026)

Supports various community initiatives in the Eyre Peninsula.

Annual support for secondary students covering tuition, books, uniforms and school-related activities. Requires school attendance records and applicants must be prepared for work experience with Rio Tinto Alcan during holidays.

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Supports community leaders in capacity building.

Funds efforts related to investigating and mitigating pollution risks from WWII shipwrecks.

Scholarships administered directly by The TLR Foundation for experienced haematology nurses studying the Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) at the University of Sydney, aiming to strengthen specialist care.

Provides rolling support for eligible not-for-profit organisations responding to emergent or time-sensitive matters in the Noosa community.

Provides financial support for events that celebrate Logan’s diversity and inclusiveness

Scholarships for students currently living in regional Australia who would thrive from and contribute to the boarding community at Caulfield Grammar, with a focus on families whose financial means do not allow them to send their child to an Independent school.

This fund provides means-tested monetary scholarships to eligible Ascham School students, including boarders and day girls from Year 7 to Year 10. Scholarships are open to both current students and external applicants, covering categories such as Music, Academic, All-round excellence, Boarding, and Ascham Old Girls, with a focus on supporting underrepresented groups.

The Small Grants Program provides annual project-based funding to Australian organizations with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) endorsement. It supports innovative, capacity-building initiatives across education, environment, health, social welfare, and the arts, with a priority for projects benefiting communities in New South Wales.

The Large Grants Program supports organizations and programs with funding exceeding $15,000. This program involves an extensive assessment process where grantees are identified, researched, and interviewed, and applications require prior authorization.

Established by the OCA Committee, this scholarship supports suitable students wishing to attend Cranbrook School, having disbursed over $300,000 since 2004.

Established to commemorate Martin Pitt's commitment to Cranbrook School, this scholarship provides full tuition fees for students with academic and leadership potential, with a focus on supporting students from rural Australia.

A selection of scholarships for gifted and talented Australian citizens to benefit from Cranbrook School's academic programs and co-curricular opportunities, providing a pathway for students who might not otherwise attend.

Fellowships for social entrepreneurs and innovators driving positive community change