Grants & Opportunities

Projects and activities related to the Stacks Blockchain and its ecosystem in Australia, including grant-funded activities.

Supports various community initiatives in the Bega Valley. Applicants are directed to 'grant-guidelines'.

Healthy Partnerships FAQs

These Ministerially Approved Grants (MAG) support non-government organisations to deliver specified health services and projects in the Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District.

This grant is open to Aboriginal people who are social housing tenants or private tenants and who have saved up at least $1,000 towards their deposit and are in the process of purchasing a home.

This closed, non-competitive grant program open to 9 councils within the CPCP region to increase their capacity to engage and partner with Traditional Custodians and Aboriginal communities to deliver Caring for Country Initiatives.

The P&C Transition Grant Program is designed to support approved OOSH services that have transitioned to P&C ownership as a result of the recent Provider Category Review.

The Fatal Crash Response Sub-Program is a component of the NSW Government’s Towards Zero Safer Roads Program, for the immediate delivery of low-cost interim road safety infrastructure improvements to roads following a fatal crash.

The program offers long-form footloose productions scouting assistance for location surveys for eligible projects.

The purpose of the Minister’s Discretionary Fund (MDF) is to provide one-off grant funding at the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty’s discretion, to support Aboriginal people and communities across NSW.

Screen NSW, through this program, will wholly or partly reimburse, up to $5,000, a screen and digital games producers’ cost to option original intellectual property (IP) from NSW-based creators.

One-off funding for organisations to support contemporary music in NSW, ensuring ongoing opportunities for artists and audiences.

The Emerging Technology Commercialisation Fund (ETCF) is a key action of the NSW Innovation Blueprint, designed to accelerate the growth of the state’s innovation ecosystem.

Metering Plan Implementation Grant round 2 provides eligible NSW businesses between $20,001-$100,000 funding covering up to 50% of costs to implement comprehensive metering and monitoring upgrades, informed by detailed metering and monitoring plans.

The STEM Equity & Access Program 2026 (Program) supports a diverse sector of NSW high school students who wish to further their education in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics).

This program supports existing large-scale contemporary music festivals presented in NSW with a track record of delivering significant outcomes for contemporary music.

Supports delivery of NSW Government-endorsed plans and sector strategies for the creative industries. Eligible applicants demonstrate a proven track record delivering programs and services that achieve sector outcomes.

National social justice initiatives supporting social entrepreneurs to achieve systemic change on key issues.

Partnership with Hands Across Canberra and John James Foundation. $1.94M across 63 projects (2024). Supports community belonging, disability inclusion, healthcare, First Nations communities, DFV prevention.

Annual research grants for clinical neurosciences research projects. Open to researchers and research teams nationally.

Efficient Multi-key Homomorphic Encryption and Its Applications. Multi-key homomorphic encryption (MKHE) is a key technology that functions to allow multiple users to supply their private input for collaboration in the cloud while keeping the user data confidential. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to obtain efficient MKHEs. This project aims to overcome this challenge by enabling novel efficient MKHEs. The expected outcomes of this project are to develop innovative cryptographic technologies which realise efficient MKHEs, together with their cryptographic libraries and practical applications in solving industry problems. This will provide direct economic benefits to Australian industry through the enablement of advanced technologies and low-cost business solutions which are developed in Australia.. Scheme: Linkage Projects. Field: 0804 - Data Format. Lead: Prof Willy Susilo

A home-centred approach to support children and young people in state care. This project aims to determine how conceptions of home can enhance an understanding of and responsiveness to young people’s needs in state care. It expects to generate novel data on home for young people in state care and for the first time develop a home-centred approach to supporting young people across multiple care contexts. Expected outcomes include developing and evaluating home-centred care principles, practice guidelines and an online training module. These should provide benefits including better experiences and placement stability for young people, effective training for carers and evidence-informed strategies guiding the work of service providers and governments, with the potential to improve young people's life chances. . Scheme: Linkage Projects. Field: 1607 - Social Work. Lead: Dr Kate Seymour

Transforming residues from meat processing into engineered soil amendments. The aim of this project is to transform organic residues from meat processing into agricultural soil amendments that actively improve nutrient retention and reduce nitrous oxide (a potent greenhouse gas) emissions. Current disposal and treatment options for meat processing residues are economically and environmentally unsustainable. In this research, a modified hydrothermal carbonisation process will be developed to transform organic residues into novel hydrochars. The influence of these hydrochars on soil nutrient retention and nitrous oxide production will then be assessed using stable isotope tracing, genetic characterisation, and numerical modeling. The project will reduce the economic and environmental costs of organic waste disposal.. Scheme: Linkage Projects. Field: 0402 - Geochemistry. Lead: Prof Dirk Erler

Post-parental housing transitions among adults with intellectual disability. This project aims to address the urgent issue of growing numbers of older people with intellectual disability (ID) outliving their parent carers who have not put future care plans in place. This project expects to generate a national evidence-based framework for ensuring successful post-parental housing and care transitions. By using a three-phase mixed methodology design in three Australian cities, expected outcomes of the project include the development of an Australian-first evidence-based resource kit which should provide significant benefits for older people with ID, their family carers and the disability sector, in terms of planning for post-parental housing and care transitions.. Scheme: Linkage Projects. Field: 1117 - Public Health and Health Services. Lead: A/Prof Ruth Walker