Grants & Opportunities

Provides grants to organisations operating within the Australian Capital Territory. Funding is primarily focused on initiatives in health, community development, and indigenous programs.

Offers grants to organisations working in Sydney and the NSW South Coast. The foundation supports projects aligned with its thematic focus on health, community development, and indigenous initiatives.

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.

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.

This initiative fosters research and innovation in urban and regional development, promoting scholarship and research in town planning, urban development, and land management. It was established by the Halloran Trust with grants to the University of Sydney to generate innovative approaches to urban and regional policy, planning and development issues.

These annual scholarships, valued at $12,500 each, provide financial support to fourth-year medical students undertaking independent research projects at the Launceston Clinical School and Launceston General Hospital.

This program supports graduates of School for Life in Uganda by offering scholarships for university and vocational training, providing mentorship and career guidance, and offering seed funding for young entrepreneurs to help them transition into employment or further education.

The Selimiye Foundation Scholarship provides financial assistance to students to cover tuition fees, textbooks, and living expenses, aiming to support bright minds regardless of their financial circumstances. It benefits youth, financially disadvantaged individuals, and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

These grants fund programs designed to increase healthy activity levels and grow participation in sport, focusing on breaking down barriers to make sport accessible to all, regardless of gender, background, location, ability or culture.

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.