Grants & Opportunities

Increases the capacity of wildlife rehabilitation providers (groups and independents) and Aboriginal community organisations to effectively implement a rapid response wombat mange treatment program in New South Wales.

Grants to support digital inclusion for disadvantaged young people.

Grants for projects generally focused on improving the circumstances and lives of young persons at risk.

Discovery Grants support testing and developing preventative approaches that support mental health and the conditions for wellbeing on a small scale, with community, in order to learn, reflect, and adapt. Any organisation or group working with and for the sole benefit of a South Australian community can apply.

Strategic Partnerships provide unrestricted grant funding and an opportunity to partner with the Foundation for organisations working to support preventative mental wellbeing at the systems change level.

This program funds projects that build long-lasting community stewardship to protect and care for the Reef, focusing on improving water quality, coastal habitats, and marine biodiversity.

These scholarships nurture and support exceptional talents and academic excellence, offering opportunities for deserving students to pursue their dreams at Canberra Grammar School.

This program provides opportunities for Epworth staff across a wide range of departments to pursue further education, training, and professional development. Since its inception in 2008, it has awarded over $10 million in staff scholarships.

These grants aim to enhance research capacity at Epworth and generate outcomes directly relevant to Epworth's clinical services. They are open to Epworth employees and accredited clinicians with the majority of their private practice at Epworth.

This internal award within Mater Research aims to develop the career prospects of emerging researchers, recognizing individuals with high potential as successful research academics and aiding their transition to research independence.

Provides grants to organisations operating within the Australian Capital Territory. Funding is primarily focused on initiatives in health, community development, and indigenous programs.

Offers grants to organisations working in Sydney and the NSW South Coast. The foundation supports projects aligned with its thematic focus on health, community development, and indigenous initiatives.

These fellowships are designed to support entrepreneurs who are dedicated to creating opportunities and strengthening resilience within communities. The program aims to foster innovative solutions for social impact.

The Snow Foundation offers funding opportunities for individuals whose work aligns with its core focus areas. These include initiatives in health, community development, and indigenous support.

This program is open to organisations with a turnover of $10 million or below, and individuals, to apply for funds for projects or initiatives that benefit people with disabilities.

This scholarship supports professionals with an undergraduate degree who are seeking a career change into teaching by pursuing a full-time Master of Teaching and Learning degree, offering $10,000 per year for two years and a guaranteed permanent teaching position within a Catholic School in the Diocese of Cairns upon completion.

This initiative fosters research and innovation in urban and regional development, promoting scholarship and research in town planning, urban development, and land management. It was established by the Halloran Trust with grants to the University of Sydney to generate innovative approaches to urban and regional policy, planning and development issues.

These seed grants provide an opportunity for QUT CBT-based engineers and scientists to collaborate with clinicians at The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) on small research projects addressing clinically relevant problems. Projects are valued up to $15,000 and are to be completed within one year.

Multi-year fund supporting programs that remove cultural and gendered barriers to education for girls in Uganda, addressing issues like early marriage, school drop-out, and providing infrastructure for girls' participation in education

This award supports the Israel Experience Program (Ulpan). Specific details on eligibility and funding amounts are not publicly available.

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.

Scholarships are awarded to adult learners across Australia who have overcome barriers to education. Six recipients received prizes in 2025.

The foundation develops and supports initiatives such as 'A Week of Healthy Habits' school education resources and 'Breakfast and Fruit Break programs' to promote healthy food choices and eating habits among primary school students. These are internally run or funded programs rather than open application grants.

Provides swift one-off grants to CFA volunteers impacted by natural disasters (fires, floods, storms) to assist with recovery from loss of home, outbuildings, fencing, stock, equipment, and livelihoods. The fund is currently assisting CFA volunteers impacted by the 2025/26 Bushfire Season.

Offers funding for 12-month ophthalmology fellowships for Heads of Department and supervisors at Sydney Eye Hospital in various sub-specialties like Cornea, Glaucoma, Medical Retina, Neuro-ophthalmology, Oncology, Strabismus, Uveitis, Vitreoretinal, and Oculoplastics.