Grants

The Disability Employment Centre of Excellence grant opportunity is being provided by the Department of Social Services.

The Disability Employment Centre of Excellence will develop best practice, evidence-based information to help providers deliver high quality effective employment services and supports to improve disability employment outcomes.

Applications are now open and close 9:00 pm AEDT on Wednesday, 23 October 2024. Find out more on GrantConnect.

One of the Eureka Benevolent Foundation’s focus areas is early childhood. They invest to provide solid foundations for children to learn, flourish and prosper across their lives. The early childhood grant round aims to help children achieve their potential in the early years and set them up for long-term success at school and beyond.

Eureka know that children from families experiencing disadvantage are less likely to attend early learning services and are at greater risk of developmental vulnerability. To support these children and their families, Eureka is looking to partner with an ambitious not for profit organisation and their partners who believe their work can catalyse transformational change for children aged 0-5 experiencing educational disadvantage.

One grant of up to $500,000 will be awarded per year for three to five years. A total grant pool of $2.5 million is available over the five-year period.

Australian Government’s Multicultural Grassroots Initiatives will fund multicultural community-led grassroots organisations to deliver one of the following eligible activities:

• Multicultural Celebrations: Events that showcase elements of cultural heritage to the broader community in order to increase understanding and awareness of racial, religious and cultural diversity.
• Multicultural Amenities: Upgrades to amenities used by culturally and linguistically diverse communities to facilitate access and encourage increased participation by community members.
• Social & Intercultural Connections: Programs that encourage the social participation of isolated community members and/ or facilitate interactions, collaborations among different cultural, ethnic, and social groups to foster interconnections and development of unified relationships.

Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) – Crisis and Transitional Accommodation Program (CTAP) grant opportunity is being provided by the Department of Social Services.

The CTAP is a capital works program funding the building, remodelling or purchase of new or expanded crisis and transitional accommodation for women and children experiencing family and domestic violence (FDV) and older women at risk of homelessness.

Applications are now open and close 9:00 pm AEDT on Wednesday, 13 November 2024. Find out more on GrantConnect.

This grant opportunity will enable all people living in Australia to access mental health supports via digital and online channels at a time and place that suits their personal needs and preferences. The Digital Mental Health Program will be underpinned by high-level principles to ensure it:

• has a positive impact for individuals seeking help, their families, and the broader community;
• provides value with money;
• is evidence-based or practice-informed, with a strong focus on outcome measurement and monitoring;
• is accessible;
• is sustainable; and
• focusses on areas of greatest need.