Grants & Opportunities

The Ballarat Women's Fund Grants support initiatives that create long-term benefits for women and the wider community in Ballarat. It focuses on primary prevention and early intervention initiatives addressing family violence, promoting gender equality, and improving women's participation, opportunity, and inclusion by addressing systemic barriers.

Rio Tinto has committed A$250 million to this Western Australian Government initiative, supporting iconic infrastructure projects in areas such as education, training, health, Aboriginal wellbeing, and energy decarbonisation.

This program provides grants of up to A$5,000 to local grassroots organisations in Western Australia where Rio Tinto Iron Ore and Dampier Salt Limited operate, including regional FIFO communities, focusing on thriving communities, environmental stewardship, creating opportunities, walking together, and caring for Country.

STEM Engagement Sponsorship The STEM Engagement Sponsorship supports initiatives that build Western Australia's future STEM capability.

Grant supporting Jewish education initiatives

Short-term practical financial support for students needing help with instruments, camp equipment, uniforms, tutoring, psychologist sessions

Up to $4,500 for essential items (fridges, freezers, washing machines, dryers, beds, mattresses, dining furniture, basic kitchen items, air conditioning) plus up to $1,500 for AC installation. Available every 4 years to low-income households with proof of tenancy. Prioritized for old age/sickness/disability, then low income.

Up to $5,500 for casket, transport, flowers, funeral director fees and site preparation, plus up to $500 for feasting food. Available for Traditional Owner Group members and their partners.

Annual support for secondary students covering tuition, books, uniforms and school-related activities. Requires school attendance records and applicants must be prepared for work experience with Rio Tinto Alcan during holidays.

Low interest loans of up to $100,000 to support primary producers managing the increasing impacts of drought. The loan can fund a wide range of activities, including on-farm infrastructure, animal welfare, and environmental improvements.

The program funded projects aimed at reducing disaster risk and building community resilience across NSW.

Towards fit out and equipment for Esperance Wildlife and Rehabilitation Inc.'s Native Animal Nurture Centre, strengthening community connection and participation whilst improving animal welfare outcomes.

The program provides funding to upgrade water infrastructure to reduce water losses and return water to the environment.

The program provides grants to local water utilities towards the cost of water carting or water supply works during periods of emergency.

This scheme allows NSW residents to claim back the value of tolls (excluding GST) paid while using a vehicle registered in NSW for private, pensioner or charitable use on the M5 South-West Motorway.

This program provides up to 50% funding contribution to the salary of a Road Safety Officer and funding for local road safety projects.

Provides assistance to eligible NSW families whose children must board away from home to access secondary education.

Starting from the 2022-23 financial year, eligible motorists who spend more than $375 a year on tolls, will receive a 40% rebate. They can claim once a quarter, up to $750 for the financial year.

The NSW Seniors Energy Rebate is available for eligible independent self-funded retirees to help cover the cost of their electricity. Gas accounts are not included.

A grant of up to $2 million is provided to TML by the NSW Government to support the theatrical production, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

This grant will provide funding for small local projects that benefit and enhance community wellbeing. Grants up to the value of $400,000 are available in each of the 93 NSW electorates.

The Ministerial Approved Grants (MAG) support Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations to deliver holistic, culturally responsive and tailored health services to Aboriginal people.

These Ad Hoc Grants support non-government organisations to deliver specified health services and projects in the Southern New South Wales Local Health District.

These Ministerially Approved Grants (MAG) support non-government organisations to deliver specific health services centred around health and social policy.

This Closing the Gap grant program supports shared decision-making and design with the Aboriginal community as represented by the NSW Coalition of Aboriginal Peak Organisations (CAPO) to improve life outcomes.