Grants & Opportunities

Grants supporting educational initiatives and opportunities for the Warnindilyakwa people of Groote Eylandt.

Grants supporting social welfare initiatives to enhance the quality of life for the Warnindilyakwa people of Groote Eylandt.

Grants supporting cultural initiatives to preserve and promote the traditions and heritage of the Warnindilyakwa people of Groote Eylandt.

Grants supporting religious initiatives for the Warnindilyakwa people of Groote Eylandt.

The Trustee For Coal Services Health & Safety Trust invests in research and projects to improve worker health and safety within the NSW coal mining industry, addressing challenges such as evolving technology, work practices, health trends, and environmental factors.

This program supports projects that advance research into practical knowledge, develop new technologies, or enhance existing processes to improve health and safety in the NSW and Australian coal industry. It welcomes applications for single or multi-year projects from organisations, companies, researchers, not-for-profit organisations, charities, community groups, and individuals.

This program offers small, short-term grants (3-12 months) to help individuals and organisations at the grass roots of the industry test innovative, human-centered design solutions for improving wellbeing, safety, and efficiency in the coal mining sector.

These small, short-term grants (3-12 months) help individuals and teams in the coal mining sector and local communities test innovative, grass-roots solutions focused on wellbeing, safety, and innovation to improve health and safety.

The Health & Safety Trust offers grants to invest in research and projects aimed at improving worker health and safety within the NSW coal mining industry, addressing challenges related to evolving technology, work practices, health trends, and environmental factors.

Scholarships for students with a physical disability pursuing undergraduate education.

A research fellowship specifically focused on multiple sclerosis.

A small grants program focused on public health initiatives.

This program provides funding for short-term research projects, typically achievable within a 12-month period, for new investigators and those undertaking allied health research (excluding physiotherapists unless they meet the 'new investigator' criteria).

This fellowship offers an opportunity for rheumatologists who are in their final year of advanced training or have completed it within the previous two years, to undertake further clinical or research training overseas.

This award recognizes the track record and projects of early-to-mid-career researchers, reflecting values such as collaboration.

The ARA Victorian Fellowship supports the expansive self-development of trainee/rheumatologists within Victoria. Its purpose is to encourage the development of expertise in a clinical or research discipline in rheumatology, with the aim of using that expertise for the betterment of rheumatology in Victoria. The fellowship can fund higher degree studies, specialized clinical training, or research projects.

Provides financial support to two individuals actively engaged in blood cancer research to attend an international conference, workshop, symposia, or other professional event to broaden knowledge, exchange ideas, establish collaborations, and advance blood cancer research in Australia.

Funds a multi-year haematological amyloidosis research project that could accelerate clinical trials for patients with amyloidosis and related disorders.

Provides funding for medical practitioners to acquire therapeutic products to support patients with T-cell and B-cell lymphoma.

Funds new and innovative research that shows high promise for translating basic biomedical knowledge to clinical application.

Provides funding for substantial research projects, generally undertaken by experienced researchers, to generate significant results or enhance prospects for government funding.

Supports short-term research projects with clear objectives, to be completed within a 12-month period. These grants are primarily for new investigators and allied health researchers (excluding physiotherapists unless they meet the 'New investigator' criteria).

Offers funding to young science and medical graduates for thesis studies (doctorate or masters level) in arthritis and musculoskeletal disorders at recognized universities, fostering research training for a career in investigation.

St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School offers various scholarships to provide educational opportunities for girls, supported by The St Aidan's Foundation. These scholarships aim to enable students to experience the school's transformative education.

Established in November 2024, this fund supports needs-based scholarships for students attending St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School from Year 10 through Year 12.