Grants & Opportunities

The NSW Closing the Gap Partnership Ad Hoc Grant Round provides funding by invitation only to support initiatives identified under the National Agreement on Closing the Gap

This program supports multi-agency rescue capability development activities in support of State Rescue Board of NSW (SRB) priorities. The program targets Local Rescue Committees, Regional Rescue Committees and SRB member agencies.

The competitive bid funding option is designed to support organisations with larger fleets that are beyond the pilot phase of their transition to EVs.

The competitive bid funding option is designed to support organisations with larger fleets that are beyond the pilot phase of their transition to EVs.

The P&C Transition Grant Program is designed to support approved OOSH services that have transitioned to P&C ownership as a result of the recent Provider Category Review.

CRIF Emergency Funding is a portion of the CRIF that the Minister has determined to make available to provide small value grants for urgent critical risks on Crown reserves.

The Crown Land Project Support Program (CLPSP) is part of the Crown Reserves Improvement Fund (CRIF) which is established under the Crown Land Management Act 2016 (Act). Providing funding for Crown Land Managers to enhance Crown reserves.

LDM is an initiative of OCHRE: the NSW Government’s community-focused plan for Aboriginal affairs. LDM seeks to improve the relationship between government and Aboriginal people through agreement making on service delivery issues.

The program offers long-form footloose productions scouting assistance for location surveys for eligible projects.

The purpose of the Minister’s Discretionary Fund (MDF) is to provide one-off grant funding at the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty’s discretion, to support Aboriginal people and communities across NSW.

Grants are available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled with any tertiary institutions located in NSW. Applicants must be enrolled in study and demonstrate that they are in financial hardship to access the grants.

The Regional Development Trust Government Priority & Partnerships investment pathway provides for investment of Trust funds in projects identified by the NSW Government consistent with the Trust's key focus areas.

Support initiatives to improve services and outcomes for sections of the community that need improved transport.

The International Travel Fund supports NSW screen practitioners for travel related to significant international festivals, markets, awards, industry trade missions and financing projects.

The NSW Government is offering a 10 per cent rebate for eligible digital games production. Games must have a Qualifying NSW Expenditure of at least AU$350,000 to be eligible.

Screen NSW's Post, Digital and Visual Effects Rebate supports companies and practitioners carrying out PDV work in NSW.

The Australian Government has announced that all eligible small businesses will receive up to $150 to help with the cost of their electricity bills in the 2025-26 financial year.

As part of the implementation of eID of sheep and goats in New South Wales and to support the purchase of eID equipment, the NSW Government is implementing the Sheep and Goat eID Equipment Rebate Program for Producers and Livestock Agents.

Screen NSW Development funding supports writers, directors and producers to develop fiction or unscripted (documentary) and online projects with distinctive ideas and ambitious stories.

The NSW Government has announced the Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program, to support businesses impacted by the moratorium on timber harvesting within the proposed boundary of the Great Koala National Park.

This funding is to support the industry in continuing to provide vital accessible transport options for people with reduced mobility by assisting with the cost of replacing older and written-off wheelchair accessible taxis.

The fund provides Queensland female founded and led businesses undertaking a new early-stage capital raise with matched grant funding.

This program supports small and family businesses by funding safety and security measures to deter crime and reduce economic losses. It aims to create safer public commercial precincts and business strips, improving the operating environment for businesses and fostering vibrant, secure communities across Queensland.

This grant provides crucial financial support to small businesses in defined disaster areas that have experienced significant disruptions and losses associated with the Western Queensland Surface Trough and Associated Rainfall and Flooding (21 March – 19 May 2025) event. This program is intended to help small businesses that either couldn’t trade or experienced at least a 60 per cent drop in revenue compared to the same time last year.

Funding to plant and protect native trees in Australia, celebrating World Environment Day.