Grants & Opportunities

This program funds projects that build long-lasting community stewardship to protect and care for the Reef, focusing on improving water quality, coastal habitats, and marine biodiversity.

The First Nations Education Awards celebrates the successful completion of Year 12 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students across the Townsville Diocese. It supports the national priority through 'Closing the Gap' initiatives to increase Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander secondary school completion rates.

This internal award within Mater Research aims to develop the career prospects of emerging researchers, recognizing individuals with high potential as successful research academics and aiding their transition to research independence.

The Brave Foundation offers scholarships to empower young individuals, including expecting and parenting teens, to achieve their education and employment goals.

These fellowships are designed to support entrepreneurs who are dedicated to creating opportunities and strengthening resilience within communities. The program aims to foster innovative solutions for social impact.

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.

This grant provides up to $2000 worth of free scripture resources to chaplains or Australian institutions, organisations, or missions undertaking Bible engagement work in Australia, including ministries with refugees, the homeless, the poor, those learning English, and those struggling with addictions.

This grant supports organisations or churches involved in ministry to Australian Indigenous communities by helping to distribute translated Scriptures in Australian Indigenous languages and Bible engagement resources.

Scholarships offered by Townsville Catholic Education to attract future educators and address the national teacher shortage, providing financial assistance to local high school and university students pursuing a career in teaching.

An award given to a school for outstanding connection between Catholic Social Teaching and sustainability practices, student voice in environmental care, and clear evidence of impact.

The Clifford Craig Foundation offers grants for hospital-based, clinician-led medical research projects focused on improving health outcomes in North and North-West Tasmania.

This scholarship supports professionals with an undergraduate degree who are seeking a career change into teaching by pursuing a full-time Master of Teaching and Learning degree, offering $10,000 per year for two years and a guaranteed permanent teaching position within a Catholic School in the Diocese of Cairns upon completion.

Established and funded by The Halloran Trust, this initiative fosters research and innovation in urban and regional development, promoting scholarship, innovation, and research in town planning, urban development, and land management.

This page appears to be a fundraising and donation page for The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation's initiative 'The Common Good', focusing on supporting heart disease, lung disease, mental health, and ageing research, as well as patient care programs at local hospitals. No specific information about 'The Common Good Changemaker Scholarship' grant was found in the provided content.

The School for Life Foundation provides comprehensive scholarships to students in Uganda, covering nutritious meals, learning materials, uniforms, access to health clinics and clean water, qualified teachers, and a safe learning environment. These scholarships also extend to university and technical training for eligible students.

An award-winning initiative that uses football to positively engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, with significant impacts on health, education, wellbeing, and connection to Country. It provides football clinics and tournaments for primary and secondary school-aged children (2-18 years) in remote and regional communities.

The ACTF invests in the production of Australian children's screen content through distribution advances (investing against international sales) or equity investment, often playing a significant role in financing projects. This is an ongoing investment mechanism for quality children's programs.

UTS offers a variety of scholarships and prizes to support students across undergraduate, postgraduate, and research degrees, based on merit, equity, or specific criteria.

Crisis Relief Grants provide financial support to musicians, managers, crew and music workers experiencing financial hardship due to illness, injury, mental health, older age or other crises impacting their ability to work in music. Grants are paid directly toward bills and personal expenses rather than as cash.

Culturally appropriate financial assistance for First Nations individuals in the Australian music industry experiencing crisis.

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