Grants & Opportunities

Grants for employers in Remote Australia Employment Service (RAES) regions to create jobs — part-time, full-time or casual, flexible around personal, family and community obligations. Alice Springs is in RAES region.

Medium-scale Aboriginal community-led projects in the NT. $300K–$1M for place-based employment, training, enterprise and community infrastructure. Two-step application: eligibility check (6 weeks) then full application (12 weeks). Outcomes notified by 31 July 2026. Oonchiumpa strategy: plastics recycling + screen printing enterprise + on-country programs at At Napa station.

The Snow Foundation offers funding opportunities for individuals whose work aligns with its core focus areas. These include initiatives in health, community development, and indigenous support.

Annual fundraising event undertaken by Lions Clubs across Australia.

Provides scholarships to rural health professionals for further education and training.

Primary Health Tasmania is offering eligible organisations grants of up to $75,000 to support activities that help older Tasmanians aged over 60 and Aboriginal people aged over 45, to age healthily while living in the community.

Supports community projects that build stronger communities in Brisbane including events, facility upgrades, equipment hire and capital works

Promotes adoption of improved land management practices, including innovative trials of regenerative agriculture techniques, habitat enhancement, and sustainable agriculture education programs.

Grants supporting Aboriginal art, literacy, education, health and cultural projects with connection to Aboriginal art and/or artists. Requires DGR endorsement

Funding for arts and cultural activities promoting community participation and celebrating diverse stories and identities

Supports local arts and culture projects in regional Queensland

Funds arts projects in the Sunshine Coast region. Purpose is to support local arts development.

Small & Vital grants support small rural, regional, and remote communities (population under 15,000) with projects that strengthen community life. Funding for infrastructure, events, capacity building, and community-led initiatives. Closes approximately 6 weeks after opening.

The Active Kids Grant program is funded by The Dickinson Foundation and aims to improve the physical and mental health of children and young Australians by encouraging participation through the provision of equipment or uniforms. The 2026 round focuses on volunteer-run community clubs and organisations with members aged 20 or younger. Grants are awarded as playing or training equipment from HART Sport and on-field kit from ISC Sport - no cash grants available.

This program will commission nine accredited general practices in the Brimbank local government area to deliver integrated care for patients with complex chronic and mental health needs, linking them with a 'neighbourhood care team' comprising a mental health clinician, care coordinator, and social worker.

The Public Education Foundation offers a range of scholarships to help students at public schools reach their potential. Scholarships support students in primary and secondary public schools to support their learning.

A major funding initiative supporting Western Australian researchers to advance breakthroughs in women's, maternal, and newborn health. The Research Acceleration Awards empower scientists with funding to fast-track innovative research in areas including preterm birth prevention, maternal mental health, neonatology, gynaecology, nursing, midwifery, allied health, rare diseases, femtech, and clinical audit.

This is a research program page describing KIF1A-Associated Neurological Disorder (KAND) research at Murdoch Children's Research Institute, not a grant announcement. The page outlines research goals and funding needs but does not contain specific grant application information.

Provides financial support through scholarships to aspiring tennis players who embody the values of 'G.R.I.T' and demonstrate commitment to both their athletic and academic development. The 2027-28 Scholarship Fund will open on February 1, 2027.

Supports students commencing a Bachelor of Education program with a Major in Mathematical Sciences or Mathematical Studies.

Annual summit addressing regional food systems and food security

This program funds tailored mentoring for expecting and parenting teenagers to help them navigate their challenges and connect them to essential resources.

Funds design and architectural projects that enhance public spaces.

Supports artists capturing themes of motherhood.

An in-school program to support at-risk youth, preventing criminal behavior and fostering self-discipline.