Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation

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Annual Giving

$25K

Grant Range

$1K – $100K

Tips for Applicants

The foundation provides grants to organizations delivering wrap-around services to victims of domestic and family violence. For grant enquiries, contact them via email at enquiries@smallsteps4hannah.com.au. They fund specific programs or operational needs of aligned partners.

Giving Philosophy

The foundation approaches giving by supporting organizations already providing 'wrap-around services' to victims of domestic and family violence, alongside delivering their own direct educational programs. Their theory of change emphasizes education, awareness, and community empowerment, aiming to inspire courage, love, empathy, and determination in young people and professionals to address and prevent DFV.

Notable Grants

■$24,000 to Strong Women Talking for their 'Healing Journey Program' supporting First Nations clients in understanding and addressing DFV.

■$40,000 to Centre for Women & Co Logan for the continuation of their crisis support program in partnership with Qld Police Service.

■$25,000 to Top Blokes Foundation to support programs for young male health and wellbeing.

■$25,000 to Protea Place - Toowoomba to ensure women in regional areas can access necessities of life and critical services, instrumental in launching Protea Place Warwick.

■Funds to The Lady Musgrave Trust for the development of an online 'Handy Guide for Homeless Women' and related app/website, assisting DFV victims/survivors with critical information and support services.

■Partnership with Queensland Blue Light Association Inc. to assist the delivery of the Statewide Project 'ELEVATE', a primary prevention program for young generations on relationship choices.

■Funds to Beyond DV to hold a family retreat program, 'HOPE Reconnects', for survivors to heal together.

■Support to BABI Youth and Family Service to help young people stay connected with family and community and develop skills/resilience.

■Support to Open Haven for their 'Drive To Thrive Program' providing driving lessons to empower women to obtain their driver's licence.

■Funding to Peggy's Place for a walk-in freezer to support meal preparation for women and children in their transitional accommodation.

■Funding to Sheltered By Grace for their 'Overcoming Trauma' 8-week workshop for individuals experiencing homelessness and DFV.

■Support to Naturalena Foundation for a service covering Technical Surveillance Counter Measures (TSCM) and cyber safety advice for DFV victims, connecting them with specialists.