Grants & Opportunities

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

The purpose of the Farmer Mental Health Program Pilot Grant is to trial the integration of mental health coaching within the Rural Financial Counselling Service to improve mental wellbeing outcomes for farmers, their families and farm workers.

This project aims to help people increase their capacity to protect and conserve their local environment by delivering community support and education programs.

The objective of seed funding is to assist grant applicants to develop a high-quality business plan for a project approved for scoping by the Trust under the Major Projects Program.

A one-off ad hoc grant to host community forums for renters on climate resilience, cost of living and energy standards.

This non-competitive grant expands on the initial Keeping Cats Safe at Home project and aims to reduce the environmental impacts of roaming cats through behaviour change initiatives.

Low interest loans of up to $500,000 are available to primary producers in NSW to fund a broad range of products, activities and services aimed at improving drought preparedness and climate variability resilience.

Provides grants to charities across causes like mental health, social inclusion, food security, and environmental sustainability.

Healthy Lifestyle Grants ProgramFunding to increase physical activity, water and healthy food intake as well as create health promoting environments.

Funding for community service organisations to adapt to the impacts of climate change

Funding for community and charitable initiatives on climate action

The Dinosaur Coast National Heritage Management Plan (DCNHMP) Project Boundary defines the area covered by the DCNHMP (2025) project. The DCNHMP focuses on the protection and management of geological and palaeontological features (ichnofossils including dinosaur footprints), that form part of a natural and cultural landscape that is relevant to The West Kimberley National Heritage listing. The project area is approximately 50km of the intertidal zone (the area between highest astronomical tide and lowest astronomical tide) around the town of Broome. The project area extends 15km east-southeast from Broome along the northern shore of Roebuck Bay to Crab Creek and southwest then north away from Broome along the Dampier Peninsula coastline to conclude 25km northwest of Broome at Willie Creek. The DCNHMP (2025) is the product of the federal Department of Climate Change Environment Energy and Water (DCCEEW) grant funding. This dataset is one of three datasets produced by the DCNHMP. See al

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.

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

The Regional Growth Initiatives Election Commitments 2023/24 administers individual projects that have been committed for funding by the NSW Government and that fall within the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development portfolio.

Funding to develop and deliver air quality training for local councils in NSW and across Australia that aims to improve councils’ capacity to manage air quality issues.

The NSW Water Safety Communications grant will test a new water safety campaign in 2024-25. This campaign will share the same safety messages across different water activities, places, and groups of people in NSW.

The Safe and Secure Water Program addresses key risks to regional water safety and security in NSW to provide safe, secure and sustainable water and wastewater services to regional towns across the state.

This program provides funding from the NSW Marine Estate Management Strategy to projects that improve habitat connectivity for fish in coastal waterways of NSW.

The subsidy is available to eligible primary producers for the transport of fodder and/or water to a property, stock to/from agistment, stock to sale or slaughter, or bee or oyster movements following a declared natural disaster.

These ad hoc grants support people living in regional, rural and remote NSW to access healthcare.

The Central West Water and Wastewater Program is a NSW Government initiative investing $27 million in targeted funding to restore vital water and sewer infrastructure, helping communities recover from the 2022 floods and prepare for future disasters.

The Bushfire Community Recovery and Resilience Program seeks to ensure specific projects unable to complete under the Australian Government's Black Summer Bushfire Recovery program successfully complete the remaining activities.

Grants and programs