Grants & Opportunities

Scholarships for students demonstrating excellence and contribution in performing arts (music, drama, dance), sporting achievements, leadership, and contribution to school life and the wider community.

Supports digital development projects across Asia Pacific focused on Internet infrastructure, connectivity, digital inclusion, cybersecurity, and technical capacity building. Projects typically range from AUD 30,000 to AUD 85,000 and address challenges like affordable connectivity for underserved communities, Internet exchange points, mesh networks, cybersecurity awareness, and technical training programs.

Program to enhance technical capabilities across the region

Funding for medical clinicians, nurses, and allied health professionals to support high-quality patient care, clinical practice, research, and education.

Supporting nurses and midwives undertaking post-graduate studies in their specialty area.

Supports community-led initiatives that strengthen gender equality and prevent gendered violence

These grants support initiatives that create long-lasting benefit for the Ballarat community by reducing disadvantage, strengthening connection, and improving wellbeing. Focus areas include Mental Health, Food Insecurity, and Youth Support.

A program aimed at providing housing and support services for youth experiencing homelessness.

A prestigious $50,000 prize presented annually to an outstanding artist from the Minderoo Foundation Artist Fund cohort who has best leveraged their time in the program to innovate, collaborate, and broaden their practice.

These fellowships provide unrestricted, tax-free grants over two years to early to mid-career Australian artists, creatives, and cultural leaders, recognizing their outstanding talent and exceptional courage.

Funding aimed at acquiring new artworks to enrich the Art Gallery’s collection.

This annual grant offers an architectural student the opportunity to travel internationally to explore best practices in 'living heritage'. Upon their return to South Australia, the student shares insights on enhancing heritage places to advance the state's culture and identity.

The foundation offers various scholarships, including Year 7 Transition Scholarships, VCE Scholarships, and General Scholarships, ranging from $500 to $2,000 per year. These scholarships provide financial assistance for educational expenses to students of Swan Hill College, based on academic merit, financial need, or challenging circumstances. Applications typically open in Term 4 for the following academic year.

A bursary fund dedicated to supporting students.

Established by Old Collegian Richard Hall, this scholarship supports female student(s) of Māori descent, with preference given to members of Ngāti Kahungunu, to study at King's College, Auckland.

Provides scholarships covering school fees, uniforms, textbooks, and supports post-secondary education for children in Arusha, Tanzania. This is the major focus of AKT.

Provides scholarships for Australian students aged 16-18 to attend one of 18 UWC schools around the world for their final two years of high school (IB Diploma Program). Applications are typically held annually, opening in early to mid-year for entry the following year.

Scholarships for students entering Years 5–12, awarded based on ACER testing results. Applications for 2028 entry open in October 2026.

This award recognizes hard-working individuals for their volunteer contributions to the Perth Royal Show.

The Forest Hill Grants provide funding up to $10,000 for projects supporting disadvantaged young children (birth to eight years) in Australia. These grants aim to enhance the education, care, and well-being of children through innovative projects, research, and resource development.

An ongoing initiative to build and operate a dedicated facility in Queensland providing a safe space for veterans, federal police, emergency services personnel, and their families to recover from trauma and mental health issues through therapy, family re-engagement, and community connection. This program involves direct service delivery rather than grants.

Provides scholarships or educational support, likely for students advancing to high school (years 11 and 12) or tertiary institutions in NSW, similar to other Masonic education initiatives.

Offers scholarships for full tuition fees at accredited universities, particularly for financially disadvantaged students from specific high schools in the Philippines.

Scholarships for 2027 entry across various categories including Social Justice (Y7-Y12), Accessibility (Prep-Y12) for financial assistance, Entrepreneurship (Y7-Y12), Creativity & Innovation (Y7-Y12), Humanitarian (Y7-Y12) for children of refugee or asylum seeker families, and for children of Australian Indigenous families. The Niall Foundation 'Changemaker' Scholarship is also offered for Year 11 students focusing on community service and leadership.

Awards and opportunities for professional Australian opera singers, including the YMF Australia Award and Armstrong-Martin Scholarship, to facilitate overseas study and skill development.