Grants & Opportunities

Responsive grassroots homelessness grants and campaign-funded support for small frontline organisations.

Annual fellowship program supporting changemakers driving bold ideas to stop disadvantage in Australia. Applications open annually.

Platform grants support the essential infrastructure and enabling capabilities for high-quality health research, including consumer and community engagement initiatives, data solutions, equipment, facilities, biobanks, and research training.

The Kinghorn Foundation provides grants to charitable organisations across Australia and internationally, focusing on health, education, arts & culture, environment, and Indigenous communities. Grants support initiatives that foster positive, lasting change through strategic philanthropy.

This grant round supports the self-determination of regional and remote First Nations communities by offering grants to First Nations-led organisations to strengthen capacity and capability in leadership, governance, advocacy, and collaboration.

Funding for projects that enhance community engagement and development.

Designed for smaller grassroots organisations and organisations new to the foundation. Maximum request is $25,000. Focus areas include mental health, education equity, homelessness, family violence, addiction, food insecurity, disability inclusion, and arts/culture.

ACF's flagship collective giving program tackling Australia's biggest issues in social, cultural, and environmental justice. Fundholders pool resources and make collective granting decisions. Events scheduled in Melbourne (May 7), Sydney (May 12), and Brisbane (May 12) in 2026.

Portal for grant seekers to explore funding opportunities across ACF's community of funds.

The Community Broadcasting Foundation provides grants to community media organisations to support the production of local stories, news, and cultural content.

Rio Tinto is the sole funder of the Australia-Japan Innovation Fund (AJIF), which allocates research grants to promote industry-academia-government collaboration between Australia and Japan. Grants support research in science, technology, and innovation, particularly in areas relevant to the resources industry like green steel and renewable energy systems.

These grants provide financial support and consultation to Australian schools to address intercultural and interfaith challenges, foster connected and inclusive school communities, and enhance student learning and wellbeing. They prioritize projects addressing antisemitism, Islamophobia, other religious discrimination and racism, supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, and intercultural/interfaith projects in regional/remote schools.

This scholarship, administered jointly by the Foundation and the Scottish Gaelic Society of Victoria, provides Scottish Gaelic tuition to an advanced level. It aims to keep the language accessible to Australia's Scottish community and bridge the gap between aging native speakers and new learners.

The Foundation supports projects that promote and strengthen Scottish cultural heritage within Victoria. Funding is available for not-for-profit individuals, groups, and organisations undertaking primary activities in Australia.

This scholarship provides funding to support successful applicants in attaining a research-based postgraduate degree (Doctor of Philosophy or Research Master's degree) in cardiovascular health.

This grant supports strengthening international ties in the field of thrombosis, stroke, and inflammation, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.

This scholarship supports candidates of exceptional research potential undertaking a higher degree by research (Honours, MPhil, PhD) at an Australian university, with their project at the Wesfarmers Centre.

Wesfarmers partners with the General Sir John Monash Foundation to provide scholarships for outstanding Australian graduates to undertake postgraduate study overseas. These scholarships recognise academic excellence, leadership, and potential future contributions to Australia.

Grants up to approximately $6,400 to Australian schools to develop whole-school intercultural and interfaith capacity. Supports projects addressing parental engagement, cultural navigation, racism, refugee integration, and teacher training in diversity. 25-30 schools supported annually across all states.

This grant focuses on cardiovascular disease (CVD) research for First Nations people, including a capacity building stipend.

Delivered via FRRR partnership - Small & Vital grants up to $10,000 and Larger Leverage up to $25,000 for remote and regional communities

Supports NSW public high school students to participate in all aspects of their education

Scholarships for Indigenous students including Matthew Dalton (Ngemba man) mentioned as recipient

The Foundation likely supports various scholarships administered through Caulfield Grammar School, covering academic, general excellence, music, and Indigenous scholarships. Specific details about application processes and eligibility are typically found on the school's dedicated scholarships page.

The WHS Awards honor individuals, teams, and organizations making a genuine impact in creating safer, healthier work in Western Australia. They recognize excellence in WHS, including psychological safety, wellbeing, and inclusive work practices across diverse industries.