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Taking control: variations in forced psychiatric treatment in the community. This interdisciplinary project aims to produce a comprehensive understanding of the drivers underpinning variations in the

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La Trobe University — Discovery Projects
Taking control: variations in forced psychiatric treatment in the community. This interdisciplinary project aims to produce a comprehensive understanding of the drivers underpinning variations in the use of legal orders to enforce psychiatric treatment in the community without consent. Australia’s rate of use of these controversial orders is very high and there are unexplained variations in rates of use within and between jurisdictions, with some minority groups disproportionately affected. Uncovering this knowledge will act as a form of procedural justice for those who have had their human rights limited by compulsion. This knowledge is expected to lead to innovations in law and policy, with subsequent organisational and system improvements, generating profound benefits for those affected by forced treatment. . Scheme: Discovery Projects. Field: 4807 - Public Law. Lead: Prof Lisa Brophy
Up to $717,659
Closes 17 May 2026
JusticeHub fitResearchNorthern TerritoryReadycommunityOpen details →

Aboriginal Community-Led Cancer Research Grant

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NSW Government — Cancer Institute NSW
The program aims to enable Aboriginal Medical Services, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations and Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations to lead the development of community-identified cancer research priorities.
Up to $100,000
Closes 15 May 2026
JusticeHub possibleState / territoryNew South WalesReadyindigenoushealthcommunityresearchaboriginalOpen details →

Environmental Restoration and Rehabilitation Grants Program 2026

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NSW Government — NSW Environmental Trust
This grant program supports community and government organisations to achieve lasting, positive impacts on the NSW environment by protecting, conserving and restoring our natural resources.
Up to $350,000
Closes 13 May 2026
JusticeHub possibleState / territoryNew South WalesReadycommunityregenerativeenvironmentOpen details →

Closing the Gap Socio-Economic Outcome 17 Digital Inclusion Hub

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NSW Government — Aboriginal Outcomes Unit
This grant opportunity is available for Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations in NSW. Up to $250,000 is available to establish place-based Digital Inclusion Hub under Closing the Gap Socio‑Economic Outcome 17.
Up to $250,000
Closes 15 May 2026
JusticeHub possibleState / territoryNew South WalesReadyindigenouscommunityenterprisetechnologyaboriginalOpen details →

Australian Economic Equity Initiative

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The Judith Neilson Head Trust — Australian Economic Equity Initiative
Funds initiatives supporting economic equity, safety, and justice for women and girls.
Up to $50,000
Closes 30 June 2026
JusticeHub possibleFoundationsGeo unclearNeeds verificationartsindigenousOpen details →

Micro Business Enterprises Project

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NOVA PERIS FOUNDATION LIMITED — Micro Business Enterprises Project
Funds the establishment of micro-businesses in remote Aboriginal communities.
Up to $50,000
Closes 30 June 2026
JusticeHub possibleFoundationsGeo unclearNeeds verificationindigenousenterprisehealthOpen details →

Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - Deagon — Replacement of Down Pipes (2015-16)

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Brisbane City Council — Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - Deagon
Councillor grants grant. Recipient: North East Community Support Group Inc. Project: Replacement of Down Pipes. Round: 2015-16.
$1,600 – $1,600
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds dategeneralOpen details →

Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - McDowall — SHIFT Youth Festival (2014-15)

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Brisbane City Council — Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - McDowall
Councillor grants grant. Recipient: Bridgeman Baptist Community Church. Project: SHIFT Youth Festival. Round: 2014-15.
$5,000 – $5,000
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds datejusticeOpen details →

Creative Sparks Grants Program — Freshwaters— A Professional Circus Opportunity for Young First Nations Artists (2025-26)

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Brisbane City Council — Creative Sparks Grants Program
Creative and history grants grant. Recipient: Flipside Circus Ltd. Project: Freshwaters— A Professional Circus Opportunity for Young First Nations Artists. Round: 2025-26.
$14,000 – $14,000
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds dateindigenousartsregenerativeOpen details →

Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - Central — Medallions for Voice of Youth State Final (2014-15)

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Brisbane City Council — Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - Central
Councillor grants grant. Recipient: Queensland Rostrum Voice of Youth. Project: Medallions for Voice of Youth State Final. Round: 2014-15.
$330 – $330
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds datejusticeOpen details →

Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - Deagon — Purchase new lighting (2014-15)

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Brisbane City Council — Lord Mayor's Suburban Initiative Fund - Deagon
Councillor grants grant. Recipient: North East Community Support Group Inc. Project: Purchase new lighting. Round: 2014-15.
$624 – $624
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds dategeneralOpen details →

School Tennis Partnership Program — To install court lighting, fencing upgrades, a tennis backboard and associated safety upgrades including lighting of paths which leads to the courts (2014-15)

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Brisbane City Council — School Tennis Partnership Program
School grants grant. Recipient: Corinda State High School. Project: To install court lighting, fencing upgrades, a tennis backboard and associated safety upgrades including lighting of paths which leads to the courts. Round: 2014-15.
$43,690 – $43,690
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds dateartseducationjusticeOpen details →

Suburban Crime Prevention Grants — CCTV and Lighting to Improve After Hours Safety (2014-15)

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Brisbane City Council — Suburban Crime Prevention Grants
Other grant programs grant. Recipient: Tripple JT Pty Ltd T/A ezyShopping Plaza. Project: CCTV and Lighting to Improve After Hours Safety. Round: 2014-15.
$9,840 – $9,840
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds datejusticeOpen details →

Suburban Crime Prevention Grants — Safety for All (2014-15)

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Brisbane City Council — Suburban Crime Prevention Grants
Other grant programs grant. Recipient: St Veronica Welfare Community. Project: Safety for All. Round: 2014-15.
$2,333 – $2,333
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds datejusticeOpen details →

Suburban Crime Prevention Grants — Cross-link Walkway Safety Design Project (2014-15)

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Brisbane City Council — Suburban Crime Prevention Grants
Other grant programs grant. Recipient: Common Ground Queensland. Project: Cross-link Walkway Safety Design Project. Round: 2014-15.
$9,886 – $9,886
Ongoing
JusticeHub possibleCouncil / localNorthern TerritoryNeeds datejusticeOpen details →