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Grant Index 18 September 2018

Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing Page

Drought Relief Assistance Scheme (DRAS) Department of Agriculture and Fisheries p12Farm Business Analysis Assistance Queensland Rural and Industry Development

Authority (QRIDA)p13

Farm Management Grants Queensland Rural and Industry DevelopmentAuthority (QRIDA)

p14

Grants for Asian Market Export Program Department of Primary Industries and RegionalDevelopment WA

p16

Horticulture Innovation Fund Department of Economic Development, Jobs,Transport and Resources (VIC)

p17

Managing Farm Risk Program Department of Agriculture and Water Resources p19On-farm Energy and Irrigation Audit Program Department of State Growth (TAS) p21Science and Innovation Awards for Young People in Agriculture,Fisheries and Forestry

Department of Agriculture and Water Resources p22

Small Grants Program Victorian Fisheries Authority (VFA) p24Value Add Agribusiness Investment Attraction Fund Department of Primary Industries and Regional

Development WAp25

evokeAG Pitch Tent AgriFutures Australia p27

Arts & Culture Page

Aboriginal Arts Program Arts Tasmania p28Art Fair Industry Development Initiative Arts Tasmania p30Artist Support Quick Response Funding Create NSW p31Arts Activities (up to $5,000) Arts ACT p32Arts Activities (up to $50,000) Arts ACT p33Arts Business Innovation Fund (ABIF) Tim Fairfax Family Foundation (TFFF)

Arts Queenslandp34

Arts Leadership Mentoring Pilot Program Creative Partnerships Australia p36Arts Projects - Organisations Australia Council p37Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups Australia Council p38Artsbridge Arts Tasmania p40Audience Engagement Grants Film Victoria p41Building Pathways Arts SA p42CCP Salon Awards Centre for Contemporary Photography p44Capacity - professional and industry development Screen Tasmania p45Capitalise - Production Investment Screen Tasmania p47Career Development Grants - Individuals & Groups Australia Council p48Claudio Alcorso International Residency Arts Tasmania p50Commission Support Funding: Public Art and Design Arts SA p51Community Arts Festivals Grants Arts NT p52Community Engagement Grants: U-15K Department of Local Government, Sport and

Cultural Industries (DLGSC)p53

Contemporary Music Touring Program (CMTP) Australia Council p55Creative Development Grants U-15k Department of Local Government, Sport and


Cultural Fund: Grants for organisations Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) p58Cultural Heritage Program (multi-year) Arts Tasmania p59Cultural Heritage Program: project funding Arts Tasmania p60Dame Joan Sutherland Fund The American Australian Association p62Diversity Fund: Top Up ScreenWest p63Documentary Development on Demand Film Victoria p64Early Development Screen NSW p65Emergence - attachments program Screen Tasmania p66Emergency Development Investment Fund ScreenWest p68Explorer's Grant CameraPro Australia p69FIND Contemporary Jewellery Collective Bursary Arts Tasmania p70Festival Travel Screen NSW p71Festivals and Events: Contemporary Music grants Arts SA p72Fiction Development On Demand: Features Film Victoria p73Fiction Development: On Demand Television Film Victoria p74


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Foundry658 bootcamp and accelerator Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI)State Library of Victoria

p75

Gordon Darling Foundation Funding The Gordon Darling Foundation p77Indigenous Low Budget Television Fund ScreenWest p78Individual Artist Development: ATSI Arts Development Arts SA p79Individual Development Arts SA p80Location Scouting Assistance Screen Queensland p81Location Scouts and Inbounds Program Screen NSW p83Low-interest loans for capital improvements and equipment Arts Tasmania p84Lynne Stacpoole Caring for Your Collection Grant Arts Tasmania p85Made In NSW - International Footloose Production Screen NSW p86Marketing & Travel funding Screen Queensland p87Marketing: Contemporary Music Arts SA p89NSW Artists' Grant National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) p90NSW Premier's Literary Awards State Library of New South Wales p92On-Demand Content Fund ScreenWest p94Out of Round Presentation: Contemporary music Arts SA p95PIAF & PIAF PDV (Production Incentive Attraction Fund & PostProduction, Digital and Visual Effects)

Film Victoria p96

Performers' Trust Foundation Phonographic Performance Company of Australia(PPCA)

p98

Playing Australia: Regional Performing Arts Touring Fund Australia Council p100Playing Queensland Fund Arts Queensland p101Pocket Grants: Contemporary Music Arts SA p103Post Production, Digital and Visual Effects (PDV) Rebate South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) p104Production Attraction Incentives Screen Queensland p105Production Finance Create NSW

Screen NSWp106

Professional Development Fund Arts NT p107Project Development Grants Museums and Galleries NSW p109Project Development Investment Australian Children's Television Foundation p110Project Grants Arts SA p112Project Seed funding: Public Art and Design Arts SA p114Queensland Arts Showcase Program (QASP) Arts Queensland p115Quick Response Arts Funding Arts NT p116Quick Response Grant Country Arts WA p117Quick Response Grant - RAF Country Arts SA p119Quick response grants Helpmann Academy p120RAF Community Project Grants Regional Arts Australia p122Recording: Contemporary Music Arts SA p123Regional Arts Fund (RAF) Quick Response Grant Regional Arts (NSW) p125Regional Arts Fund (RAF) Quick Response Grants Department of Tourism and Culture (NT) p126Regional Arts Fund - Quick Response Arts Tasmania p127Regional Filming Fund (RFF) Screen NSW p129Regional Locations Assistance Fund (RLAF) Film Victoria p130Register of Cultural Organisations Office for the Arts p131Regular Grants Helpmann Academy p132Roving Curators Program Arts Tasmania p134Screen Development Investment Screen Queensland p135Screen Grants - Travel Screen Territory p136Screen Production & Game Development Investment Screen Queensland p137Screen Production Investment South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) p139Screen Story Development Fund Screen Australia p140Shows on the Road - Guarantee Against Loss (GAL) Program Country Arts SA p142Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards The Sidney Myer Fund

The Myer Foundationp142

Skills and Music Development: Contemporary Music Arts SA p143Small Regional Presenters Creative Victoria p144South Australian Living Artist Publication Arts SA p146Strategic Opportunities Program Screen NSW p147Tasmanian wilderness, historical and cultural residencies Arts Tasmania p148The Levi's Music Prize Levi's p149The Revolving Film Fund (RFF) South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) p151The Seed Fund Workshop: The Future Makers The Seed Fund p152Time Critical Shooting Screen NSW p153Touring: Contemporary Music Arts SA p154Victorian Premier's Literary Awards The Wheeler Centre p155


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Visual Arts The Gordon Darling Foundation p156Youth Arts Program - Organisations Arts Tasmania

Screen Tasmaniap157

Business & Industry Development Page

Australasian Reporting Awards (ARA) Australasian Reporting Awards p159Business Development Fund (BDF) Advance Queensland p160Business Growth Fund Grants Department of Tourism, Major Events, Small

Business and the Commonwealth Games (QLD)p162

Business Growth Grant Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p164Business Growth Program Department of Trade, Business and Innovation

(NT)p165

Commercial Development Grants Program 15k-plus Department of Local Government, Sport andCultural Industries (DLGSC)

p166

Commercial Development Grants Program U-15k Department of Local Government, Sport andCultural Industries (DLGSC)

p168

Consumer Protection Awards Department of Commerce (WA) p169Design2Thrive (D2T) Business Transformation Program Creative Victoria p171Early Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnerships (ESVCLP) Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p172Entrepreneurs' Programme - Accelerating Commercialisation Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p174Entrepreneurs' Programme - Innovation Connections Grant Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p175Innovation Connections AusIndustry p177Jobs Action Plan Revenue NSW p178New Air Combat Capability - Industry Support Program (NACC-ISP)

Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p179

New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS) Department of Jobs and Small Business p181People's Choice Award Safe Work Australia p182Public Sector Innovation Fund Victorian Government p184Regional Economic Development Fund Department of Trade, Business and Innovation

(NT)p185

Small Business Digital Grants Department of Tourism, Major Events, SmallBusiness and the Commonwealth Games (QLD)

p186

Small Business Grant Revenue NSW p187Small Business Grant to support apprentices and trainees program Skills Tasmania p189Smarter Business Solutions Program Northern Territory Government p190Space Concession Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p191Textile, Clothing & Footwear Corporatewear Scheme Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p193The Victoria-Israel Science Innovation and Technology Scheme(VISITS)

Business Victoria p194

Venture Capital Limited Partnerships (VCLP) Australian Taxation OfficeDepartment of Industry, Innovation and ScienceAusIndustry

p195

Wine Export Grants Wine Australia p196Workforce Development Grants Skills Tasmania p198

Children & Family Page

Community Grants St George Foundation p200Foster and Kinship Carer Excellence Awards Department of Children and Families p201Grants SA - Major grants Office for Volunteers (SA)

Department of Human Services (DHS)p202

Inclusive Kids Community Grants Integrated Family and Youth Service (IFYS Ltd) p203Public Rural Crisis Fund: Drought, flood, fire and family crisissupport

Country Women's Association (CWA) (QLD) p204

Redress Support Services Grant Department of Social Services (DSS) p205The Courier-Mail Children's Fund The Courier-Mail Children's Fund p208The Snow Foundation Grants Program The Snow Foundation Limited p209Variety Heart Scholarships Variety The Children's Charity p210

Commerce & (International) Trade Page

New Market Expansion Program Department of State Growth (TAS) p211Northern Territory Trade Support Scheme Dept of Chief Minister (NT) p212TRADEX Scheme Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p213

Community Services & Development Page


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MRC Foundation Support Melbourne Racing CLub p214Annual Small Grants Stand Like Stone Foundation p215Anzac Community Grants Veterans' Affairs NSW p216Assistance The 'Walter and Eliza Hall' Trust p218Australia Day Community Citizen of the Year Award Department of Local Government, Sport and

Cultural Industries (DLGSC)Office of Multicultural Interests (WA)

p220

Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) scheme Attorney-General's Department p221Awesome Foundation Grant The Awesome Foundation p222Besen Family Foundation Grants Besen Family Foundation p223Big Ideas LotteryWest p225Building safer communities for children and young people grant Impact100 Sydney p227Cadbury Fundraiser Community Grants Cadbury Fundraiser p228Calvary Community Council Grants Calvary Health Care p229Cemetery Trust Grant Department of Health and Human Services (VIC) p230Championship grants Events Tasmania p231Community Benefit Card Ritchies p232Community Events Grants LotteryWest p233Community Fund Aurora Energy p234Community Grants BankSA Foundation p234Community Investment Program Glencore p236Core Grants - Community Engagement and Action Program(CEAP)

Alcohol and Drug Foundation (ADF) p237

Easy Grants BankWest Foundation p238Equitable federal justice system grants Attorney-General's Department p239Event Grants Office of Road Safety p241Flying Start Program Jetstar p242Funding for charitable organisations Australian Communities Foundation p243Furniture and Equipment LotteryWest p244Gandel Grants Gandel Charitable Trust p246Give it Forward LotteryWest

ConnectGroupsp247

Google Ad Grants Google p249Grants SA - Medium Round Office for Volunteers (SA)

Department of Human Services (DHS)p251

Grants SA - Minor Round Office for Volunteers (SA)Department of Human Services (DHS)

p252

Harcourts Foundation Grants Harcourts Foundation p254Hardship Utility Grant Scheme (HUGS) Department of Communities (WA) p255Hearing Healthcare Funding Hear the World Foundation p256Home Renovation Grant Northern Territory Government p258Household Resilience Program Department of Housing and Public Works (QLD) p259IGA Community Chest Independent Grocers of Australia (IGA) p260Impact100 SA Grant Impact100 SA p261Information technology & Web grants LotteryWest p262Law Week Grants Victoria Law Foundation p263Legal financial assistance Attorney-General's Department p264Mazda Foundation Grant Program Mazda Foundation p265McCusker Charitable Foundation Grant McCusker Charitable Foundation p266Mortgage relief Department of Housing and Public Works (QLD) p267Native Title Respondent Funding Scheme Attorney-General's Department p268Organisational Development LotteryWest p269Outdoor Community Spaces Grants LotteryWest p270Projects Grant LotteryWest p271Regional Jobs and Infrastructure Fund - Stronger RegionalCommunities Plan

Regional Development Victoria p273

Rental Grants Program Queensland Government p275Saluting Their Service Community Commemorative Grants (STSCCG)

Department of Veterans' Affairs p276

Sisters of Charity Community Grants Program Sisters of Charity Foundation p277Small Grants Law and Justice Foundation of NSW p278Small Grants Victoria Law Foundation p280Support for community groups City West Water p281Suva Direct Aid Program Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) p282The Blum Foundation Equity Trustees p283


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The ClubGRANTS Scheme Clubs NSW p284The Gwen & Edna Jones Foundation The Gwen & Edna Jones Foundation p285The Law Foundation of South Australia Grants The Law Foundation of South Australia Inc p286The R E Ross Trust Grants The R E Ross Trust p287The Try, Test and Learn Fund: Tranche 2 Department of Social Services (DSS) p288Thriving people and places grants Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation p291UCF Small Grants Universal Charitable Fund (UCF) p292Utility Relief Grant Scheme (including non-mains) Dept of Human Services (VIC) p293Vehicles Funding LotteryWest p294West End Community Fund (WECF) West End p295With One Voice Community Choir Start-Up Grants Creativity Australia p297

Disability Page

At Home Care Grants Youngcare p298Australian Disability and Indigenous Peoples' Education Fund Australian Disability and Indigenous Peoples'

Education Fundp300

Community Living & Participation Grants National Disability Services Western Australia p300Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS) Department of Health and Ageing p301Disability Equipment Grants The Independent Living Centre of Western

Australiap302

Herbert Allen Bequest - Grants for Organisations Department of Health and Human Services (VIC) p303Leadership Scholarship The Julia Farr MS McLeod Benevolent Fund p305Medical Aids Subsidy Scheme Queensland Health p306NABS (National Auslan Interpreter Booking and Payment Service) Department of Social Services (DSS) p307NT Companion Card Northern Territory Government p308Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP) Department of Veterans' Affairs p309Taxi Subsidy Scheme Department of Transport and Main Roads p310The Joseph Seridis Trust Fund The Joseph Seridis Trust Fund p311The Julia Farr MS McLeod Benevolent Fund Grants The Julia Farr MS McLeod Benevolent Fund p312Victorian Aids and Equipment Program Dept of Human Services (VIC) p314

Education, Training & Professional Development Page

Partnering with TasNetworks TasNetworks p315Apprentice and Trainee Training Fund (User Choice) Skills Tasmania p316Asia Study Grants 2018 National Library of Australia p318Before & After School Care Fund Department of Education (NSW) p320Beyond the Range - Professional Experience Grants Department of Education (QLD) p321Fogarty Foundation Grants Fogarty Foundation p322Grants for rural and regional students The Country Education Foundation (CEF) of

Australiap323

HP Kids Fund HP p324Low Interest Loans Scheme (LILS) Department of Education (WA) p325NT Equity Training Grants Department of Business and Employment (NT) p326NT Health Workforce Scholarship Program Northern Territory PHN (NT PHN) p327Rapid Response Skills Skills Tasmania p329Reading Australia Fellowship For Teachers of English and Literacy Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) p330Regional Community Child Care Development Fund - Stage 2 Department of Communities (WA) p331Smart School Subsidy Scheme (SSS Scheme) Dept of Education, Training and the Arts p333Summer Scholarships National Library of Australia p333Teaching Awards Commonwealth Bank Foundation p334Travel and accommodation subsidies Department of Employment, Economic

Development and Innovationp335

User Choice Funding Program Department of Trade, Business and Innovation(NT)

p336

Emergency & Safety Page

Black Spot Program Department of Infrastructure, RegionalDevelopment and Cities

p338

Community Road Safety Grants Transport Accident Commission (VIC) p339Crisis Accommodation Program (CAP) Department of Communities Housing (WA) p341Emergency Management Volunteer Scholarships Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience p342Emergency Storm Fund RACT p343Emergency hardship assistance Queensland Government p344


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Essential services hardship assistance grant Queensland Government p345Financial help for victims of crime Dept of Justice (NT) p346Natural Disaster Assistance - Non-profit organisation Queensland Government p347Natural Disaster Assistance for Primary producers Queensland Government p348Personal Hardship Assistance Program Dept of Human Services (VIC) p349RACQ - Drought Relief RACQ p350Residents Win Grants Program Department of Planning, Transport and

Infrastructure (SA)p351

Small Business Rebate SafeWork NSW p353Smoke Alarm Subsidy Scheme Deaf Services Queensland p354Towards Zero Road Safety Quick Response Grants Department of Infrastructure, Planning and

Logistics (NT)p355

Victims Support Scheme Department of Justice (NSW) p357

Employment Page

Back to Work Regional - Employer Support & Youth BoostPayments

Queensland Government p358

Regional Jobs and Infrastructure Fund - Regional Jobs Fund Regional Development Victoria p360Youth Jobs PaTH Jobactive p361

Environment & Sustainability Page

Catalyst Fund Roddenberry Foundation p363Community Grants Program Melbourne Water p364Corridors of Green Funding Melbourne Water p365Drought Communities Programme (DCP) Department of Infrastructure, Regional

Development and Citiesp366

Energy Assessment Grants Sustainability Victoria p368Gas Efficiency Grants Sustainability Victoria p369Golden Gecko Awards Department of Mines and Petroleum (WA) p371Infinity Awards Waste Authority p372Inspiring Environmental Solutions - EPA community fundingprogram

Environment Protection Authority (VIC) p374

Materials Efficiency Grants Sustainability Victoria p375Small Environment Grants Scheme The Norman Wettenhall Foundation p376Smart Energy Grants Department of Trade, Business and Innovation

(NT)p377

Social Impact Investment for Sustainability Program Sustainability Victoria p379Sustainable Energy in Not-for-Profits Program Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation

The Alternative Technology Association (ATA)p380

Trails Funding - $25,000 or less Department of Local Government, Sport andCultural Industries (DLGSC)LotteryWest

p381

Health & Wellbeing Page

APS ACT Psychology Interest Group Award Australian Psychological Society (APS) p382Aged Care Regional, Rural and Remote Infrastructure Grant Department of Health p383Electricity life support Queensland Government p385Elsie Harwood Award Australian Psychological Society (APS) p386Health & Disability Funding The Ian Potter Foundation p387Medical Cooling and Heating Electricity Concession Scheme Queensland Government p388Narrative Therapy Ethos Award Australian Psychological Society (APS) p389Narrative Therapy Research and Development Award Australian Psychological Society (APS) p390Psychologists for Peace Project Award Australian Psychological Society (APS) p390Psychology Education Interest Group Resource Prize Australian Psychological Society (APS) p391Psychology of Relationships Interest Group Thesis Award Australian Psychological Society (APS) p392Rare Disease Grants Steve Waugh Foundation p392Supporting People with Cancer Grant Cancer Australia p394Thesis Award for Studies in the Psychology of Intellectual Disabilityand Autism

Australian Psychological Society (APS) p396

Victorian Salt Reduction Innovation Grants VicHealth p397

Heritage & History Page


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Acquisitions Grants Copland Foundation p398Community War Memorials Fund Veterans' Affairs NSW p399Conservation & Interpretation Grants Copland Foundation p401Heritage & conservation funding LotteryWest p402Heritage Near Me incentives program - Green Energy Grants Office of Environment & Heritage (NSW) p403National Cultural Heritage Account Department of Communications and the Arts p404Volunteer Museum Small Grants Museums and Galleries NSW p406

Indigenous Page

#ContagionOfLove community micro-grants Black Rainbow p407Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander PhD Scholarships Department of Innovation, Tourism Industry

Development and the Commonwealth Games(QLD)

p408

Aboriginal Benefits Foundation Grants Aboriginal Benefits Foundation p409Aboriginal Business Development Program (ABDP) Department of Trade, Business and Innovation

(NT)p410

Aboriginal Health Research Training Scholarships Healthway p411Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Fellowships Department of Science, Information Technology

and Innovationp412

Backing Indigenous Arts (BIA) Arts Queensland p414Capacity Building Funding for Native Title Corporations Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet p415Creative Koori - Aboriginal Artist Support (Quick Response) Create NSW p417Creative Koori - Arts and Cultural Projects Create NSW p418Creative Koori Employment Create NSW p419Human Rights Innovation Fund Amnesty International Australia p420Indigenous Practitioner Development ScreenWest p421Indigenous Project Development ScreenWest p422Indigenous STEM Awards The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial

Research Organisation (CSIRO)p423

Indigenous Travel Grants Screen Australia p425Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support Department of Communications and the Arts p427Indigenous Youth Mobility Pathways Project (IYMP) Career Employment Australia (CEA)

Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinetp428

Tailored Assistance Indigenous Employment Grants Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet p430The Noongar Charitable Trust (NCT) Fund Equity Trustees p432

Infrastructure Page

Automotive Transformation Scheme (ATS) AusIndustry p433Infrastructure Grants Department of Industry (NSW) p434Regional Infrastructure Fund (RIF) Regional Development Victoria p435Strategic Local Government Infrastructure Fund Northern Territory Government p437

International Page

Grants for organisations working in developing countries Go. Go Love Foundation p438

LGBTIQ - Gay & Lesbian Page

Pride Events and Festival Fund Department of Premier and Cabinet (VIC) p439Small & Quick Response Grants Program The Gay and Lesbian Foundation of Australia

(GALFA)p441

Manufacturing Page

Advanced Manufacturing Early Stage Research Fund (AMESRF) Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC)Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

p443

Advanced Manufacturing Innovation and Growth Voucher System Department of State Growth (TAS) p444Advanced Manufacturing Market Expansion Program Department of State Growth (TAS) p445

Media & Communications Page

Emergency Grants Community Broadcasting Foundation Ltd p446


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Multicultural Page

Celebrating Diversity Grants Multicultural NSW p447Community Capacity Building Grant Department of Local Government, Sport and

Cultural Industries (DLGSC)Office of Multicultural Interests (WA)

p449

Festival Grants Department of Local Government, Sport andCultural Industries (DLGSC)Office of Multicultural Interests (WA)

p451

Multicultural grants program Territory Families (NT)Office of Multicultural Affairs (NT)

p452

Strategic Project Grants Department of Local Government, Sport andCultural Industries (DLGSC)Office of Multicultural Interests (WA)

p454

Professional Development Page

Matched Development Investment Fund ScreenWest p455Travel - Business and Marketing ScreenWest p457Travel - Skills Development and Exposure ScreenWest p458

Research Page

Australia-China Joint Action International Program ResearchGrants

Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia(ASSA)

p460

Career Development & Project Grants Cerebral Palsy Alliance p461Equipment Grants The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation p462Exploratory Research Grants Healthway p463Health Promotion Research Fellowships Healthway p465Health Promotion Research Training Scholarships Healthway p466Intervention Research Grants Healthway p468Linkage Projects Scheme - Collaborative research partnerships Australian Research Council p470Lotterywest Research Grant LotteryWest p472NHMRC Partnerships Projects National Health and Medical Research Council

(NHMRC)p473

National Archives Postgraduate scholarships National Archives of Australia p475Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation Collaboration National Breast Cancer Foundation p476Research and Development (R&D) Tax Incentive Australian Taxation Office

Department of Industry, Innovation and Sciencep478

STEM+ Business Fellowship Program The Commonwealth Scientific and IndustrialResearch Organisation (CSIRO)The Science and Industry Endowment Fund(SIEF)

p479

Swinburne Research Institute Seed Grants Swinburne University of Technology p481TechVouchers Program Department of Industry (NSW) p482Virtual Reality Cancer Research Project Sony Foundation

Tour de Curep483

Visiting Fellows Program Healthway p485

Rural & Regional Page

Rural Economic Development Grants Queensland Rural and Industry DevelopmentAuthority (QRIDA)

p486

Rural R&D for Profit program Department of Agriculture and Water Resources p487Rural Women's Award AgriFutures Australia p489School Transport Assistance Scheme (STAS) Department of Transport and Main Roads p490Share the Risk Country Arts WA

LotteryWestp491

Stronger Regional Communities Plan Regional Development Victoria p493Tackling Tough Times Together (TTTT) Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal

(FRRR)p494

Western Australian Regional Film Fund (WARFF) ScreenWest p497

Science & Technology Page

Antarctic Science Grants Department of the Environment and Energy p498Biomedical Translation Fund (BTF) Department of Health p500


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Business Innovation Support Initiatives (BISI) - Innovation grantscheme

Department of Trade, Business and Innovation(NT)

p501

Clunies Ross Awards Australian Academy of Technology andEngineering (ATSE)

p502

Medical Health Research and Infrastructure Fund (MHRIF) Department of Health (WA) p503Sponsorship Grants for Student Science Engagement andInternational Competitions

Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p505

The Eirene Lucas Foundation Grants AurizonThe Eirene Lucas Foundation

p507

Seniors Page

Be Connected program: Activation grants Good Things FoundationDepartment of Social Services (DSS)

p507

Be Connected program: Building digital skills grants Good Things FoundationDepartment of Social Services (DSS)

p509

Mature Workers Grants Program Skills Canberra p510Senior Grants Program Community Services Directorate (ACT) p511Veteran and Community Grants Department of Veterans' Affairs p513

Social Enterprise Page

First Gens program LaunchVicYGAP

p514

Ignitor Fund The English Family Foundation p515Social Enterprise Development and Investment Funds (SEDIF) Department of Jobs and Small Business p517

Sport & Recreation Page

Active Kids Office of Sport (NSW) p518Active Regional Communities Grants Department of Local Government, Sport and


Aspirations4kids in Sport Funding Aspirations4Kids in Sport Limited p521CSRFF Small Grants Department of Local Government, Sport and


Capital Assistance Program (CAP) Active Canberra p524Community Sport and Recreation Development Program (CSRDP) Sport and Recreation Services p526Country Sport Enrichment Scheme Department of Local Government, Sport and


Emergency Grant: Sporting and Recreational Equipment Sport and Recreation Victoria p529Facility Loan Scheme Tennis Australia p530Get Playing: Places and Spaces Program Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

(QLD)p531

Grass Roots: Sport and active recreation grants Department of Sport and Recreation (NT) p533Inclusive Participation Funding Program (IPFP) Active Canberra

Sport and Recreation Servicesp535

Local Sporting Champions (LSC) program Australian Sports Commission p536Macca's Junior Sports Grants McDonalds p537Major Grants Program Sport and Recreation Tasmania p538National Court Rebate Scheme Tennis Australia p539National Representative Fund Tasmanian Institute of Sport p541National/ International Sport Championships Program Sport and Recreation Tasmania p542North West Travel Subsidy Department of Local Government, Sport and


Significant Sporting Events Program Sport and Recreation Victoria p545Sport and Recreation Development and Inclusion Program (SRDIP)Office for Recreation and Sport (SA) p547Sport and Recreation Operational Program (SROP) AnnualAssistance

Sport and Recreation Services p548

Sport and Recreation Operational Program (SROP) TriennialAssistance


Sport and Recreation Sustainability Program Office for Recreation and Sport (SA) p551Urgent funding: Sport and active recreation grants Department of Sport and Recreation (NT) p551Women Sport and Recreation Participation and LeadershipProgram (WSRPLP)


WorkSafe Club Safety Fund WorkSafe VictoriaAFL Victoria

p555

Start Up Page


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Building Partnerships grant Jobs For NSW p556CSIRO Kick-Start Funding The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial

Research Organisation (CSIRO)p557

Incubator Support - Expert-in-Residence Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p558Incubator Support for new and existing incubators Department of Industry, Innovation and Science p561Landing Pads program for Start-ups Australia Unlimited

Austradep563

Medtech's Got Talent Small Technologies Cluster (STC) p564Tapping In - Student Start-Up Grant Small Technologies Cluster (STC) p565

Students Page

Asian Exchange Scholarship Westpac Bicentennial Foundation p566

Tourism & Travel Page

Boosting Business Events Bid Fund Program Tourism Australia p568One-off Assistance grants Events Tasmania p569Queensland Destination Events Program Tourism and Events Queensland p570Regional Tourism Product Development Program Destination New South Wales p571Touring Grant Events Tasmania p573

Women Page

ACT Women's Return to Work Grants Program Community Services (ACT)ACT Office of Women

p574

Grants for Women Northern Territory Government p575NSW Women of the Year Awards Women NSW p577Telstra Business Women's Awards Telstra p578

Youth Page

ACT Youth Week Grants Community Services (ACT) p580Drug Aware YCulture Regional Country Arts WA p582Living Away from Home Allowances Scheme (LAFHAS) Department of Education (QLD) p583Matana Foundation for Young People Funding Matana Foundation p584NSW/ACT Young Achiever Awards Awards Australia p585NT Young Achiever Awards Awards Australia p586Newsboys Foundation Grants Newsboys Foundation p587SA Youth Week (SAYW) Grants Office for Youth (SA) p588Student Hostels Assistance Department of Education (QLD) p590Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA) Department of Social Services (DSS) p591Victorian Young Achiever Awards Awards Australia p592Western Australian Young Achiever Awards Awards Australia p594Young Athletes Travel Subsidy Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

(QLD)p595

Youth Engagement Grants Program Department of Communities (WA) p596Youth Engagement Quick Response Grants Office of Youth Affairs (NT) p597Youth InterACT Scholarship Program Community Services (ACT) p599

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Issued 18-9-2018 12

Drought Relief Assistance Scheme (DRAS)

Funding ProviderDepartment of Agriculture andFisheries

LocationQLD

Funding TypeGrant G02987

Primary CategoryAgriculture, Forestry & Fishing

Eligible toBusinessNot-for-ProfitIndividual

FundingAmount: $0 to $40,000Total Pool: Undisclosed

RoundsOngoing

PurposeThe Queensland Government and Australian Government offer programs to help farm families, farm businesses and farmcommunities affected by drought.

OverviewIn 2013, at the start of the current drought, the Queensland Government announced a package of drought assistanceprograms that adopted a whole-of-government approach. The government has committed to maintaining these programsuntil 2018. The estimated value of the Queensland drought assistance package over the next 4 years is $52.1 million.The Drought Relief Assistance Scheme (DRAS) provides 5 assistance measures.Drought-declared properties may be eligible for:

• freight subsidies for transporting fodder• freight subsidies for transporting water• the EWIR (Emergency Water Infrastructure Rebate), which provides a rebate on the purchase and installation of

water infrastructure purchased for animal welfare needs. (EWIR addresses immediate animal welfare needs, helpsimprove properties to be more drought resilient, and generally lifts productivity by providing water supply to areaswhere pasture was less than fully utilised.)

Properties that have had their drought declaration revoked may be eligible for:• freight subsidies for transporting livestock returning from agistment• freight subsidies for transporting livestock purchased for restocking.

DRAS generally provides a maximum of $20,000 per property per financial year on all freight subsidy and rebate types.This may increase to $30,000 with the approval of a drought management plan by DAF Extension staff. This can increasefurther up to $40,000 in the third and later years of a drought declaration.Producers in a drought-declared area or who have an individually droughted property (IDP) declaration can apply forDRAS support through DAF.

Applications / GuidelinesApplication methods: MailWebsite: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G02987/infoGuidelines: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G02987/guidelinesAddress: GPO Box 46 BRISBANE 4001 QLDPhone: 1800 025 656

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Issued 18-9-2018 13

Farm Business Analysis Assistance

Funding ProviderQueensland Rural and IndustryDevelopment Authority (QRIDA)

LocationQLD



Eligible toBusiness

FundingAmount: UndisclosedTotal Pool: Undisclosed

RoundsOngoing

PurposeFarm Business Analysis Assistance is administered by the Farm Debt Restructure Office (FDRO) within the QueenslandRural and Industry Development Authority (QRIDA).FDRO assists primary producers experiencing financial distress by providing independent expert financial information andanalysis of their farm business.

OverviewThe objective of this assistance is to provide a farm business analysis to primary producers who are in financial distressto help inform business decisions concerning the future of their primary production enterprise.The farm business analysis will be delivered by suitably qualified providers and will include:

• a review and analysis of past, present and future operations under current business directions• a set of options aimed at repairing, reducing or rationalising the impacts of current issues facing the primary

production enterprise.Farm Business Analysis Assistance is limited to the cost of the service provider selected to complete the report and doesnot extend to third parties engaged throughout the process.The availability of Farm Business Analysis Assistance is subject to funds being available.Applications:Applications are to be submitted on the Farm Business Analysis Assistance application form and be accompanied by thedocumentation stated in the form, including:

• a statement of assets and liabilities for the applicant and any associated entities• past three (3) years' financial statements for the applicant and any associated entities, including profit and loss

statements, balance sheets and depreciation schedules (cashbook figures may be provided if financial statementshave not been prepared)

• past three (3) years' personal taxation returns for the applicant and any associated entities • Australian Taxation Office Integrated Client Account Statements for the applicant and any associated entities• Schedule of Account Details - a schedule (included in the application form) is to be completed by each current lender

(including banks, credit unions, lease/finance companies etc.) and attached to the application.

ExampleExamples of options that may be provided in a farm business analysis includes debt restructuring, industry diversificationand, potentially, business rationalisation.

LimitationsAssistance criteria:To be considered for this assistance applicants should:

• be a primary producer in financial distress • have owned and operated their primary production enterprise for at least three (3) years • have existing farm term debt in relation to their primary production enterprise• demonstrate a need for the assistance. This may mean:

• the applicant could benefit substantially from options provided in a farm business analysis• a farm business analysis could be critical to the continuation of the primary production enterprise • the applicant does not have the financial or other resources to access a similar professional service


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• the applicant does not have non-farm or liquid assets more than the amount needed for prudent riskmanagement

• not be involved in a mediation process under the Farm Business Debt Mediation Act 2017• not be under administration or subject to recovery actions or heads of agreement currently in force under a mediation

process, for example, the Farm Business Debt Mediation Act 2017.Definitions:Primary producer means:

• a sole trader who spends the majority of his or her labour on, and derives the majority of his or her income from aprimary production enterprise; or

• in relation to a partnership, proprietary company or trust that carries on a primary production enterprise, any partnerin the partnership, shareholder in the company or beneficiary of the trust who spends most of their labour on, andderives the majority of their income from the primary production enterprise.

Primary production enterprise means a business that:• is carried on by a sole trader, trust, partnership or proprietary company; and• involves primary production, including the agricultural, apicultural, aquacultural, commercial wild-catch fishing,

forestry, grazing and horticultural industries; and• holds an Australian Business Number (ABN).

Applications / GuidelinesApplication methods: Mail, EmailWebsite: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08629/infoGuidelines: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08629/guidelinesApplication: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08629/applyEmail: [email protected] Phone: 0400 228 677

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Farm Management Grants

Funding ProviderQueensland Rural and IndustryDevelopment Authority (QRIDA)

LocationQLD



Eligible toBusinessIndividual

FundingAmount: $0 to $2,500Total Pool: Undisclosed

RoundsCloses 30 Jun 2019

PurposeFarm Management Grants assist eligible Queensland primary producers or their relatives to offset the costs ofprofessional advice associated with succession planning.

OverviewThe nature of assistance is a rebate to eligible applicants to offset the cost of the eligible professional advice incurred bythe applicant.The amount of the rebate is 50 per cent of the amount paid for the eligible professional advice up to a maximum of $2,500for each official receipt submitted to QRIDA.Applicants may receive a maximum rebate of $2,500 for each financial year of the scheme.Applications:

• Applications for assistance can be made before or after the applicant pays for eligible professional advice.• An application made before the applicant pays for eligible professional advice must be accompanied by a quote for

the eligible professional advice and any other relevant documentation to support the application.


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• Payment will be made when the approved activity has been undertaken and evidence of payment as set out below isprovided to QRIDA.

• An application made after the applicant pays for eligible professional advice must be accompanied by evidence ofpayment as follows:

• tax invoice(s) clearly identifying the eligible professional advice provided; and• evidence of payment for the tax invoice(s) i.e. an official receipt(s) from the provider or a copy of the

applicant’s bank transfer(s) or bank statement(s).The scheme will close on 30 June 2019.

LimitationsEligibility criteria:To be eligible for assistance an applicant must demonstrate to QRIDA’s satisfaction that:

• the applicant is a primary producer or a relative of the primary producer; and• they have paid for, or will pay for, eligible professional advice; and• the eligible professional advice was received on or after 23 March 2017; and• the eligible professional advice was or will be provided by a suitably qualified professional adviser who is –

• not related to the applicant; and• not employed by an entity owned or partially owned by the applicant.

Definitions:Primary producer means:

• a sole trader who spends the majority of his or her labour on, and derives the majority of his or her income from aprimary production enterprise; or

• in relation to a partnership, proprietary company or trust that carries on a primary production enterprise, any partnerin the partnership, shareholder in the company or beneficiary of the trust who spends the majority of their labour on,and derives the majority of their income from, the primary production enterprise.

Primary production enterprise means a business that: • is carried on by a primary producer; and • involves primary production, including the agricultural, apicultural, aquacultural, commercial wild-catch fishing,

forestry, grazing and horticultural industries, and • holds an Australian Business Number (ABN).

Relative of the Primary Producer means a person who is a child of, or a related person to, a primary producer of theprimary production enterprise. Suitably qualified professional adviser for eligible professional advice, means a person whohas –

• relevant qualifications and experience to provide the advice; or • membership of a professional body that• entitles the adviser to provide the advice.

Examples of a suitably qualified professional adviser – accountant, succession advisor, solicitor.

Applications / GuidelinesApplication methods: OnlineWebsite: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08628/infoGuidelines: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08628/guidelinesApplication: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08628/applyEmail: [email protected] Phone: 1800 623 946 Fax: 07 3032 0300

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Grants for Asian Market Export Program

Funding ProviderDepartment of Primary Industries andRegional Development WA

LocationWA



Eligible toBusiness

FundingAmount: $20,000 to $50,000Total Pool: $500,000

RoundsCloses 5 Oct 2018 5pm WST

PurposeThe purpose of the Grants is to provide support to Western Australian agriculture and food (agrifood) exportingbusinesses to develop and implement strategies to capture export market opportunities and attract investment that willlead to direct benefits for regional WA.

OverviewThe Grants aims to:

• Provide WA agrifood businesses with the confidence to invest in accessing and developing premium markets in Asia;and

• Help transform the approach WA agrifood businesses apply to exporting so that they are internationally competitiveand therefore able to capture high value, premium export markets.

Up to $500,000 will be invested in Round Three of the Grants with individual grants of between $20,000 and $50,000(excluding GST) available to successful applicants.Round Three is different from previous Grant Rounds and applicants should read the revised documents including theseGuidelines, the Information Toolkit for Applicants and frequently asked questions (FAQ).

LimitationsEligibilityTo be eligible to apply for Round Three of the Grants program, the applicant must:

• Demonstrate that the project will result in direct economic benefit to regional WA.• Be a GST registered, Australian based legal entity with an Australian Business Number (ABN)• Be capable of entering into a legally binding agreement with the Western Australian Government• Have been in operation for more than three years and have already undertaken some export-related activities*• Have its main source of income (more than 50%) related to the sale of food and beverage related goods or services• Be a small to medium enterprise (SME) employing not more than 200 staff with an aggregated turnover of no more

than $250 million• Be exporting or seeking to export goods that are produced, grown or manufactured in Western Australia• Have established or in the process of establishing on-going relationships with one or more in-market business

partners*• The products or services that the applicant is exporting or seeking to export must be positioned for premium* markets

in Asia which is broadly defined to include the Middle East.• Be able to provide a minimum cash contribution of 50% of the value of the grant (for example, to apply for a grant

of $20,000, the applicant must be able to contribute at least $10,000 cash, bringing the total value of the project to$30,000)

• Be capable of undertaking the grant project with grant funding provided on a reimbursement basis

Applications / GuidelinesApplication methods: OnlineWebsite: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08657/infoGuidelines: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08657/guidelines

Apply using SmartyGrants: https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/grant/G08657/applyEmail: [email protected] Phone: 08 9368 3426

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