IPSWICH & WEST MORETON
AVAILABLE NOW
Disaster Recovery Allowance
Support if you’ve lost income as a direct result of Queensland Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred that started in March 2025.
Closing 8 September 2025
AVAILABLE NOW
Sport and Recreation Disaster Recovery Program (SRDRP)
Funding is available for eligible sport and active recreation organisations located in disaster declared areas as identified on the Queensland Reconstruction Authority Activations web page.
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Disaster Support & Recovery
The Queensland Government is providing financial and support services for people impacted by disasters and emergencies.
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Offers mostly in-kind support (products) for community programs, projects or activities.
Supports innovative women-led startups preparing for early-stage capital raise.
Offers a fundraising platform for all sports at all levels to help fund their sporting needs.
Encourages and supports innovations that give all Australians the opportunity to age well, envisioning a community where older people are valued, supported, and thriving.
Provides a way for you to fundraise online for a project within your school that improves educational outcomes for students.
Aims to promote the health, well-being and development of young children.
Helps people start, develop and grow a small or micro-business through 12 months of free mentoring, workshops, accredited training and financial support.
Provides grants to artists and photographers to act as sparks of financial support that ignite your creative development.
Seeks to empower nonprofits to achieve their goals with free access to Canva’s premium features.
Provides a wide range of assistance to Indigenous Australians including to acquire land and water-related rights, and to manage Indigenous-held land and Indigenous waters.
The grant of up to $50, 000 is for Queensland-based manufacturers to improve energy efficiency measures and technology, reduce energy usage, costs and emissions.
Exists to uplift grassroots changemakers whose work helps build a kinder, more compassionate world.
Funds Queensland community cricket club programs that will grow junior participation.
Supports eligible young athletes, coaches and officials aged 10-18 years to progress on a development pathway by providing financial assistance to help alleviate the costs associated with attending state, national and international events.
Finds business development programs for Queensland-based female founders or leaders of innovative businesses to take their innovation driven enterprises to the next level, create connections and access opportunities.
Provides grants to eligible established Queensland social enterprises for capability and capacity building that supports the business to scale up or adapt.
Provides QLD tourism businesses with a rebate and free support to help them improve their digital capabilities.
Supports Aboriginal controlled organisations responding to an immediate need, focused on children aged under five.
Exists to change the lives of Queensland children in need.
Consideration is only given for children throughout Queensland. Supporting a range of charitable organisations, the Fund has provided financial assistance for:
– Mobility and learning aids
– Educational equipment and assistance
– Recreational and respite programs
– New technologies
– Medical equipment.
Provides funds to assist individuals experiencing financial disadvantage.
Social workers, case managers or allied health professionals employed by supporting charitable organisations (holding DGR item 1 status) may submit an application on behalf of an individual in need. This program operates in Queensland, New South Wales, the ACT and Victoria.
Offers financial assistance to help those escaping domestic violence to move forward and set up a home free of violence.
Self-Employment Assistance provides a range of services for current and aspiring business owners, ranging from flexible individual Business Advice Sessions to a structured 12-month package of Small Business Coaching.
Provides financial support for community projects and events that help make Reddit a better community for everyone.
What kind of projects or events are eligible for funding?
– Projects that encourage participation and involvement between your community’s members, and as an extension, Reddit as a whole
– Projects that are affiliated with or intend to explicitly promote another company, website, or outside project, will not be funded.
Provides financial assistance for children, aged 18 and under, who either have cancer or have been treated for cancer.
Supports many community and charity organisations across Australia through partnerships, fundraising, food donations and disaster relief.
Offers a rewarding, seed-funding initiative to promote respect and compassion for all living things in Australia.
Bring your big idea to life with a $500 grant from the Une Parkinson Foundation and Conservation Landholders Tasmania, along with mentoring from the Roots & Shoots Australia network. Together we can make the world a better place; one veggie patch, school initiative and family farm at a time!
Supports proposals that meet the Fund’s current focus areas: degradation of key biodiversity habitat, unsustainable management of natural resources, and pollution.
Offers a sustainable fundraising platform for your local sporting club.
Helps charities and not-for-profit organisations access grants, grow their supporter base, raise their profile and generate donations.
Focuses on improving the welfare and wellbeing of young people from severely disadvantaged or marginalised backgrounds, or whose concerns and issues are not readily funded from other sources.
Makes donations to the healthcare and non-healthcare community to further educational, scientific, or other charitable purposes.
Provides funding for Australian schools to address intercultural and/or interfaith challenges, enhancing student learning and wellbeing.
Helps support kids continue or start therapy if their NDIS plan budget has run out or a therapy or service is not covered by their current NDIS plan.
Offers sponsorship to community groups, charities, teams and individuals for all kinds of events.
Each Bendigo Bank branch supports their local community through sponsorships, grants and scholarships.
Assists individuals that fall into the categories of the poor, needy and indebted who are resident in Australia.
Aims to improve the lives of children in disadvantaged areas by providing access to first-class sports facilities, coaching, equipment, and opportunities to participate in sports.
The program helps foster health, resilience, and community connections through sport.
Offers a range of opportunities to help drive the future of Disability Tech.
Offers coaching grants to deserving mums in business.
Commits to fostering positive relationships with Indigenous peoples and contributing to their well-being and empowerment.
Connects small to medium-sized non-profits with passionate SME sponsors, creating a sustainable cycle of support and impact while delivering tangible ROI for businesses.
Helps eligible organisations obtain the essential items and services they need to support people in need around Australia.
Boosts innovation and entrepreneurial opportunities for mature Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses in Queensland.
Invites applications from startups to pitch competitions and support programs, helping entrepreneurs at all levels to reach the next stage in their journey by providing them with prizes and free access to training and resources, enhancing their visibility, and working to connect them to mentors and investors.
Provides vehicles to eligible charities or approved bodies for a 12-month period.
Helps aid school funding to schools and school groups/committees across Australia.
Provides grants to help disadvantaged children at Queensland schools.
Aims to back students with different skillsets, perspectives and experiences who can add uniqueness to what Youi does.
Youi is keen to support the next generation of minds and give them a place to shine. So they’ve introduced the Youi Student Grant.
Provides a whole spectrum of support and guidance to help you grow your business ideas.
From expert advice to funding opportunities, mentorship programs to invaluable networking connections, the innovation landscape is brimming with resources to propel you forward.
Through our partnerships with industry, we’re supercharging Queensland’s economic growth and creating a new generation of jobs for Queenslanders.
Funds smart infrastructure, technology and upgrades that support future industry focused collaborative projects.
Provides encouragement, assistance and financial support for the underprivileged and disadvantaged youth of Queensland.
Support if you’ve lost income as a direct result of Queensland Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred that started in March 2025.
Disaster Recovery Allowance is a short term payment to help you if Queensland Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, in March 2025 directly affects your income.
You can get it for a maximum of 13 weeks. We’ll pay this from the date you started losing income as a direct result of this disaster.
or
Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) is a lump sum payment to help you if you’ve been directly affected by this declared disaster. If you’re eligible you’ll get:
$400 for each child younger than 16.
$1,000 per adult
The Albanese and Crisafulli Governments are activating Personal Hardship Assistance covering targeted localities of Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, and Somerset and Scenic Rim following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Support includes Emergency Hardship Assistance of $180 for individuals, up to $900 for a family of five or more to cover essentials like food, clothing and medicine.
Personal Hardship Assistance Scheme
- Emergency Hardship Assistance Grants – $180 per person, up to $900 for a family of five or more to purchase immediate essentials like food, clothing and medicine.
- Essential Services Hardship Assistance – $150 per person, up to $750 for a family of five or more to assist with immediate needs following the loss of essential services at home for more than five consecutive days.
- Essential Household Contents Grants – up to $1,765 for individuals and up to $5,300 for couples or families to replace destroyed essential household contents such as bed linen and white goods.
- Structural Assistance Grants – up to $80,000 for uninsured, income-tested owner-occupiers towards the repair or replacement of a disaster damaged dwelling to return it to a safe and habitable condition.
Helps footy clubs around Australia fundraise via a raffle run by Toyota.
Assists indigenous and non-indigenous people with disability to participate in both formal and informal education programs through small financial grants
Gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities.
Supports communities in remote, rural and regional communities across Australia to implement initiatives that prevent and prepare for future climate related impacts, or recover from existing disasters in the medium to long-term timeframe.
Aims to commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel who served in wars, conflicts and peace operations, including National Service personnel, and their families.
Aims to commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel who served in wars, conflicts and peace operations, including National Service personnel, and their families.
Provides grants to eligible community groups who use hospitality to support disadvantaged or under-served communities.
Offers nonprofit organisations funds to procure technology to help maximise their impact.
Showcases granting opportunities so ACF’s community of givers can be inspired to support initiatives that are aligned with their interests.
Supports organisations with as wide community benefit as possible and in projects that have a lasting benefit.
Funds fellowships which are granted to applicants who have relevant knowledge, expertise and experience in the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.
Recognises and rewards the efforts of outstanding educators in Australia and New Zealand.
NEiTA Awards are open to dedicated professionals within the education sector who meet the following criteria:
- Must be qualified and registered educators or directors within early childhood centers, or teachers and principals in primary, special, and secondary schools in Australia or New Zealand
- Must have a minimum of two years’ teaching experience
- Must be currently employed, meeting the following minimum average employment levels
- Primary, special, and secondary teachers: at least 0.6 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) per week
- Kindergarten and preschool teachers (teaching pre-prep programs): at least 28 hours every fortnight.
Supports women-owned and women-led impact-driven businesses. Entrepreneurs across all sectors and geographies are encouraged to apply.
Assists talented emerging and early-career artists to take up professional development opportunities, usually overseas.
Supports organisations and groups that are working to unleash creativity in young people.
Provides small grants to young people under 25 to work on their passion projects in Australia or New Zealand.
Offers supports to a range of agricultural, commercial and community partnerships that reflect shared goals and common organisation values.
Funds a range of activities that deliver benefits to the arts sector and wider public, including national and international audiences.
Aims to address inequities in STEM through comprehensive scholarships enabling more diverse women and non-binary people to access tertiary STEM education, professional skills development and STEM leadership opportunities with industry and academia.
Funds projects that will serve and assist migrants, refugees and/or international students living in Australia.
Supports not-for-profit organisations across remote, rural and regional Australia to drive local climate solutions that reduce emissions through education, engagement and action.
Offers grants to Victorian and Queensland organisations in the fields of children and youth, art and culture, social justice, health and wellbeing, and connected communities.
The Fund aims to realise Sir William Angliss’s desire to make a lasting and ongoing contribution to the community by funding charitable organisations in Victoria and Queensland. Through this funding the Fund hopes to support the strength and resilience of small, local community groups and efforts, as well as those serving on a larger scale.
Aims to support the prosperity of agriculture, farmers and rural communities, and seeks to work with organisations that are committed to the same values.
Rabobank’s single focus is Australian agribusiness.
If you have an opportunity that benefits the food and agribusiness industry, a specific sector, commodity, or region and offers meaningful Ag community engagement, please get in touch.
Targets not-for-profits that operate in the TURSA service areas.
The grant funding aims to:
– Enhance capacity of local not-for-profits to deliver impactful programs
– Strengthen support networks for unemployed and individuals at risk of unemployment
– Promote collaboration and partnerships among community organisations, government programs, and other stakeholders
– Provide funding and support for projects aligned with TURSA’s vision and mission.
The funding supports the establishment of new long-rotation softwood and hardwood plantation forests in Australia and assists the sector in responding to the projected growth in demand for domestically sourced timber resources.
Provides support for a specific event, project, item, or initiative that helps, grows, and enriches our communities.
Invests in projects that benefit either LGBTQIA+ individuals or community or strengthen LGBTQIA+ organisational capacity.
Supports Queensland Primary State Schools implement locally-designed Pick of the Crop actions that provide increased opportunities for their students to learn about and eat more vegetables and fruit through a positive food culture.
Helps to grow the sport of netball, providing clubs with funding to help refresh and upgrade their facilities to ultimately increase participation numbers.
The Woolworths Netball Grants Program supports grassroots netball clubs and associations across the country to improve the health and wellbeing of Aussie kids.
Provides governance education to new and aspiring NFP directors seeking to deepen their understanding of directorship so they can give even more to the communities they serve.
Recruits inspiring young people aged 18-to-28 who are dedicated to making regional Australia even better.
If you’re aged between 18 and 28 and have started a social, educational, environmental or economic development project in your regional community, this program is for you.
Supports schools that are establishing new Japanese language programs by providing financial support for the purchase of Japanese language teaching materials.
Supports long-term, locally based, environmental photography projects with communities working to protect the environment and wildlife
Supports best practice wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, an increase in emergency preparedness for wildlife, and native species recovery projects, to improve long-term outcomes in Australia.
Focuses on audience development in regional and remote communities aligned with national touring activity.
Encourages and enhances the study of acoustics in Australia, in particular to encourage research in acoustics.
Aims to perpetuate goodness where budgets are constrained which is often right at the coalface, where real, positive impact happens.
Whether you’re a start-up, small business, growing company, corporation, a social enterprise or not for profit, we all need to keep generating more engaged customers and supporters.
Provides funding to community groups and organisations to increase vital habitat, providing spaces for bees to forage, live and breed.
The Trees for Bees Community Tree Grants support the planting of bee-friendly trees in extended gardens, community-owned land, school grounds, sporting club precincts and urban corridors.
The $40 million Secure Communities Partnership Program offers funding to support safety measures to deter crime against small and family businesses and create safer and more vibrant business areas.
The program aims to protect small and family businesses from crime and economic losses, through the installation of vital safety and security infrastructure. This will create safer public commercial precincts and business strips and improve the operating environment for small and family businesses across Queensland.
Beyond Blue’s NewAccess for Small Business Owners is a free and confidential mental health coaching program designed to support small business owners and sole traders.
You have the option of 8 sessions, where you’ll work with a dedicated coach with a background in small business. Your coach will work with you to develop practical tools for managing stress, building resilience, and navigating both personal and professional challenges.
This program provides support for projects which support development of industries which will be in demand as the world decarbonises.
This program provides QLD apprentices with a rebate to help them cover the costs of tools.
Supports innovators with a passion to create positive social change in Australia.
The Westpac Social Change Fellowship supports the development of people from any sector with the drive to create better lives for all Australians. Up to 10 Fellowships of up to $50,000 will be awarded to individuals who have the vision and commitment to deliver an initiative that will improve the wellbeing of Australians.
This program provides funding to Queensland small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and scaleups to help them find solutions to corporate challenges.
This program supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander innovative businesses in Queensland who are established and looking to scale.
This program provides a bonus tax deduction for the cost of eligible assets and improvements that support more efficient use of energy.
Allocates funding to not-for-profit community groups to help them provide services, leisure activities and opportunities for Queensland communities.
Wellness coaches are available for owners and employed family members of small business owners. Coaches can help in finding the right service available and provide references to specialist service providers for support to reduce stress, improve wellbeing and provide flexible business support.
This program provides funding to QLD small businesses to help with new and innovative HR solutions to support their business.
AgTech providers, producers and supply chain businesses may trial technology and accelerate development, testing and adoption through use of available smart farms. Expression of Interest (EOI) opportunities
The Start-up Finance Package provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander start-ups with access to loans to help new businesses get off the ground.
This initiative provides small businesses with a bonus tax deduction to help them train new staff and upskill existing staff.
This program supports small businesses to retain employees supported through the Back to Work Incentive Payments.
Indigenous Languages Grants aim to increase the number and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages spoken in Queensland in partnerships with Aboriginal peoples and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Encourages young people to get gardening and to ask more questions about where their food comes from.
Provides a grant to a journalist to produce significant content in any medium profiling issues in the Pacific region.
Supports breakthrough solutions to Australia’s most pressing social and environmental challenges.
Arts
Provides grants to artists and photographers to act as sparks of financial support that ignite your creative development.
Assists talented emerging and early-career artists to take up professional development opportunities, usually overseas.
Provides small grants to young people under 25 to work on their passion projects in Australia or New Zealand.
Funds a range of activities that deliver benefits to the arts sector and wider public, including national and international audiences.
Offers grants to Victorian and Queensland organisations in the fields of children and youth, art and culture, social justice, health and wellbeing, and connected communities.
The Fund aims to realise Sir William Angliss’s desire to make a lasting and ongoing contribution to the community by funding charitable organisations in Victoria and Queensland. Through this funding the Fund hopes to support the strength and resilience of small, local community groups and efforts, as well as those serving on a larger scale.
Supports long-term, locally based, environmental photography projects with communities working to protect the environment and wildlife
Focuses on audience development in regional and remote communities aligned with national touring activity.
Encourages and enhances the study of acoustics in Australia, in particular to encourage research in acoustics.
Provides a grant to a journalist to produce significant content in any medium profiling issues in the Pacific region.
Business
Supports innovative women-led startups preparing for early-stage capital raise.
Helps people start, develop and grow a small or micro-business through 12 months of free mentoring, workshops, accredited training and financial support.
Seeks to empower nonprofits to achieve their goals with free access to Canva’s premium features.
The grant of up to $50, 000 is for Queensland-based manufacturers to improve energy efficiency measures and technology, reduce energy usage, costs and emissions.
Finds business development programs for Queensland-based female founders or leaders of innovative businesses to take their innovation driven enterprises to the next level, create connections and access opportunities.
Provides grants to eligible established Queensland social enterprises for capability and capacity building that supports the business to scale up or adapt.
Provides QLD tourism businesses with a rebate and free support to help them improve their digital capabilities.
Self-Employment Assistance provides a range of services for current and aspiring business owners, ranging from flexible individual Business Advice Sessions to a structured 12-month package of Small Business Coaching.
Offers a range of opportunities to help drive the future of Disability Tech.
Connects small to medium-sized non-profits with passionate SME sponsors, creating a sustainable cycle of support and impact while delivering tangible ROI for businesses.
Invites applications from startups to pitch competitions and support programs, helping entrepreneurs at all levels to reach the next stage in their journey by providing them with prizes and free access to training and resources, enhancing their visibility, and working to connect them to mentors and investors.
Provides a whole spectrum of support and guidance to help you grow your business ideas.
From expert advice to funding opportunities, mentorship programs to invaluable networking connections, the innovation landscape is brimming with resources to propel you forward.
Through our partnerships with industry, we’re supercharging Queensland’s economic growth and creating a new generation of jobs for Queenslanders.
Funds smart infrastructure, technology and upgrades that support future industry focused collaborative projects.
Support if you’ve lost income as a direct result of Queensland Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred that started in March 2025.
Disaster Recovery Allowance is a short term payment to help you if Queensland Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, in March 2025 directly affects your income.
You can get it for a maximum of 13 weeks. We’ll pay this from the date you started losing income as a direct result of this disaster.
or
Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) is a lump sum payment to help you if you’ve been directly affected by this declared disaster. If you’re eligible you’ll get:
$400 for each child younger than 16.
$1,000 per adult
Provides grants to eligible community groups who use hospitality to support disadvantaged or under-served communities.
Offers nonprofit organisations funds to procure technology to help maximise their impact.
Showcases granting opportunities so ACF’s community of givers can be inspired to support initiatives that are aligned with their interests.
Supports organisations with as wide community benefit as possible and in projects that have a lasting benefit.
Supports women-owned and women-led impact-driven businesses. Entrepreneurs across all sectors and geographies are encouraged to apply.
Offers supports to a range of agricultural, commercial and community partnerships that reflect shared goals and common organisation values.
Aims to support the prosperity of agriculture, farmers and rural communities, and seeks to work with organisations that are committed to the same values.
Rabobank’s single focus is Australian agribusiness.
If you have an opportunity that benefits the food and agribusiness industry, a specific sector, commodity, or region and offers meaningful Ag community engagement, please get in touch.
Aims to perpetuate goodness where budgets are constrained which is often right at the coalface, where real, positive impact happens.
Whether you’re a start-up, small business, growing company, corporation, a social enterprise or not for profit, we all need to keep generating more engaged customers and supporters.
The $40 million Secure Communities Partnership Program offers funding to support safety measures to deter crime against small and family businesses and create safer and more vibrant business areas.
The program aims to protect small and family businesses from crime and economic losses, through the installation of vital safety and security infrastructure. This will create safer public commercial precincts and business strips and improve the operating environment for small and family businesses across Queensland.
Beyond Blue’s NewAccess for Small Business Owners is a free and confidential mental health coaching program designed to support small business owners and sole traders.
You have the option of 8 sessions, where you’ll work with a dedicated coach with a background in small business. Your coach will work with you to develop practical tools for managing stress, building resilience, and navigating both personal and professional challenges.
This program provides support for projects which support development of industries which will be in demand as the world decarbonises.
This program provides QLD apprentices with a rebate to help them cover the costs of tools.
This program provides funding to Queensland small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and scaleups to help them find solutions to corporate challenges.
This program provides a bonus tax deduction for the cost of eligible assets and improvements that support more efficient use of energy.
Wellness coaches are available for owners and employed family members of small business owners. Coaches can help in finding the right service available and provide references to specialist service providers for support to reduce stress, improve wellbeing and provide flexible business support.
This program provides funding to QLD small businesses to help with new and innovative HR solutions to support their business.
AgTech providers, producers and supply chain businesses may trial technology and accelerate development, testing and adoption through use of available smart farms. Expression of Interest (EOI) opportunities
The Start-up Finance Package provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander start-ups with access to loans to help new businesses get off the ground.
This initiative provides small businesses with a bonus tax deduction to help them train new staff and upskill existing staff.
This program supports small businesses to retain employees supported through the Back to Work Incentive Payments.
Community
Offers mostly in-kind support (products) for community programs, projects or activities.
Encourages and supports innovations that give all Australians the opportunity to age well, envisioning a community where older people are valued, supported, and thriving.
Seeks to empower nonprofits to achieve their goals with free access to Canva’s premium features.
Exists to uplift grassroots changemakers whose work helps build a kinder, more compassionate world.
Exists to change the lives of Queensland children in need.
Consideration is only given for children throughout Queensland. Supporting a range of charitable organisations, the Fund has provided financial assistance for:
– Mobility and learning aids
– Educational equipment and assistance
– Recreational and respite programs
– New technologies
– Medical equipment.
Provides funds to assist individuals experiencing financial disadvantage.
Social workers, case managers or allied health professionals employed by supporting charitable organisations (holding DGR item 1 status) may submit an application on behalf of an individual in need. This program operates in Queensland, New South Wales, the ACT and Victoria.
Provides financial support for community projects and events that help make Reddit a better community for everyone.
What kind of projects or events are eligible for funding?
– Projects that encourage participation and involvement between your community’s members, and as an extension, Reddit as a whole
– Projects that are affiliated with or intend to explicitly promote another company, website, or outside project, will not be funded.
Supports many community and charity organisations across Australia through partnerships, fundraising, food donations and disaster relief.
Offers a rewarding, seed-funding initiative to promote respect and compassion for all living things in Australia.
Bring your big idea to life with a $500 grant from the Une Parkinson Foundation and Conservation Landholders Tasmania, along with mentoring from the Roots & Shoots Australia network. Together we can make the world a better place; one veggie patch, school initiative and family farm at a time!
Helps charities and not-for-profit organisations access grants, grow their supporter base, raise their profile and generate donations.
Focuses on improving the welfare and wellbeing of young people from severely disadvantaged or marginalised backgrounds, or whose concerns and issues are not readily funded from other sources.
Offers sponsorship to community groups, charities, teams and individuals for all kinds of events.
Each Bendigo Bank branch supports their local community through sponsorships, grants and scholarships.
Assists individuals that fall into the categories of the poor, needy and indebted who are resident in Australia.
Connects small to medium-sized non-profits with passionate SME sponsors, creating a sustainable cycle of support and impact while delivering tangible ROI for businesses.
Helps eligible organisations obtain the essential items and services they need to support people in need around Australia.
Provides vehicles to eligible charities or approved bodies for a 12-month period.
Funds smart infrastructure, technology and upgrades that support future industry focused collaborative projects.
Provides encouragement, assistance and financial support for the underprivileged and disadvantaged youth of Queensland.
Support if you’ve lost income as a direct result of Queensland Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred that started in March 2025.
Disaster Recovery Allowance is a short term payment to help you if Queensland Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, in March 2025 directly affects your income.
You can get it for a maximum of 13 weeks. We’ll pay this from the date you started losing income as a direct result of this disaster.
or
Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) is a lump sum payment to help you if you’ve been directly affected by this declared disaster. If you’re eligible you’ll get:
$400 for each child younger than 16.
$1,000 per adult
The Albanese and Crisafulli Governments are activating Personal Hardship Assistance covering targeted localities of Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, and Somerset and Scenic Rim following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Support includes Emergency Hardship Assistance of $180 for individuals, up to $900 for a family of five or more to cover essentials like food, clothing and medicine.
Personal Hardship Assistance Scheme
- Emergency Hardship Assistance Grants – $180 per person, up to $900 for a family of five or more to purchase immediate essentials like food, clothing and medicine.
- Essential Services Hardship Assistance – $150 per person, up to $750 for a family of five or more to assist with immediate needs following the loss of essential services at home for more than five consecutive days.
- Essential Household Contents Grants – up to $1,765 for individuals and up to $5,300 for couples or families to replace destroyed essential household contents such as bed linen and white goods.
- Structural Assistance Grants – up to $80,000 for uninsured, income-tested owner-occupiers towards the repair or replacement of a disaster damaged dwelling to return it to a safe and habitable condition.
Gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities.
Supports communities in remote, rural and regional communities across Australia to implement initiatives that prevent and prepare for future climate related impacts, or recover from existing disasters in the medium to long-term timeframe.
Aims to commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel who served in wars, conflicts and peace operations, including National Service personnel, and their families.
Aims to commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel who served in wars, conflicts and peace operations, including National Service personnel, and their families.
Provides grants to eligible community groups who use hospitality to support disadvantaged or under-served communities.
Supports organisations and groups that are working to unleash creativity in young people.
Offers supports to a range of agricultural, commercial and community partnerships that reflect shared goals and common organisation values.
Funds projects that will serve and assist migrants, refugees and/or international students living in Australia.
Offers grants to Victorian and Queensland organisations in the fields of children and youth, art and culture, social justice, health and wellbeing, and connected communities.
The Fund aims to realise Sir William Angliss’s desire to make a lasting and ongoing contribution to the community by funding charitable organisations in Victoria and Queensland. Through this funding the Fund hopes to support the strength and resilience of small, local community groups and efforts, as well as those serving on a larger scale.
Targets not-for-profits that operate in the TURSA service areas.
The grant funding aims to:
– Enhance capacity of local not-for-profits to deliver impactful programs
– Strengthen support networks for unemployed and individuals at risk of unemployment
– Promote collaboration and partnerships among community organisations, government programs, and other stakeholders
– Provide funding and support for projects aligned with TURSA’s vision and mission.
Provides support for a specific event, project, item, or initiative that helps, grows, and enriches our communities.
Invests in projects that benefit either LGBTQIA+ individuals or community or strengthen LGBTQIA+ organisational capacity.
Recruits inspiring young people aged 18-to-28 who are dedicated to making regional Australia even better.
If you’re aged between 18 and 28 and have started a social, educational, environmental or economic development project in your regional community, this program is for you.
Provides funding to community groups and organisations to increase vital habitat, providing spaces for bees to forage, live and breed.
The Trees for Bees Community Tree Grants support the planting of bee-friendly trees in extended gardens, community-owned land, school grounds, sporting club precincts and urban corridors.
Supports innovators with a passion to create positive social change in Australia.
The Westpac Social Change Fellowship supports the development of people from any sector with the drive to create better lives for all Australians. Up to 10 Fellowships of up to $50,000 will be awarded to individuals who have the vision and commitment to deliver an initiative that will improve the wellbeing of Australians.
Allocates funding to not-for-profit community groups to help them provide services, leisure activities and opportunities for Queensland communities.
Encourages young people to get gardening and to ask more questions about where their food comes from.
Supports breakthrough solutions to Australia’s most pressing social and environmental challenges.
Education
Provides a way for you to fundraise online for a project within your school that improves educational outcomes for students.
Helps aid school funding to schools and school groups/committees across Australia.
Provides grants to help disadvantaged children at Queensland schools.
Aims to back students with different skillsets, perspectives and experiences who can add uniqueness to what Youi does.
Youi is keen to support the next generation of minds and give them a place to shine. So they’ve introduced the Youi Student Grant.
Assists indigenous and non-indigenous people with disability to participate in both formal and informal education programs through small financial grants
Recognises and rewards the efforts of outstanding educators in Australia and New Zealand.
NEiTA Awards are open to dedicated professionals within the education sector who meet the following criteria:
- Must be qualified and registered educators or directors within early childhood centers, or teachers and principals in primary, special, and secondary schools in Australia or New Zealand
- Must have a minimum of two years’ teaching experience
- Must be currently employed, meeting the following minimum average employment levels
- Primary, special, and secondary teachers: at least 0.6 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) per week
- Kindergarten and preschool teachers (teaching pre-prep programs): at least 28 hours every fortnight.
Aims to address inequities in STEM through comprehensive scholarships enabling more diverse women and non-binary people to access tertiary STEM education, professional skills development and STEM leadership opportunities with industry and academia.
Offers grants to Victorian and Queensland organisations in the fields of children and youth, art and culture, social justice, health and wellbeing, and connected communities.
The Fund aims to realise Sir William Angliss’s desire to make a lasting and ongoing contribution to the community by funding charitable organisations in Victoria and Queensland. Through this funding the Fund hopes to support the strength and resilience of small, local community groups and efforts, as well as those serving on a larger scale.
Targets not-for-profits that operate in the TURSA service areas.
The grant funding aims to:
– Enhance capacity of local not-for-profits to deliver impactful programs
– Strengthen support networks for unemployed and individuals at risk of unemployment
– Promote collaboration and partnerships among community organisations, government programs, and other stakeholders
– Provide funding and support for projects aligned with TURSA’s vision and mission.
Supports Queensland Primary State Schools implement locally-designed Pick of the Crop actions that provide increased opportunities for their students to learn about and eat more vegetables and fruit through a positive food culture.
Provides governance education to new and aspiring NFP directors seeking to deepen their understanding of directorship so they can give even more to the communities they serve.
Encourages young people to get gardening and to ask more questions about where their food comes from.
Supports breakthrough solutions to Australia’s most pressing social and environmental challenges.
Health
Encourages and supports innovations that give all Australians the opportunity to age well, envisioning a community where older people are valued, supported, and thriving.
Exists to change the lives of Queensland children in need.
Consideration is only given for children throughout Queensland. Supporting a range of charitable organisations, the Fund has provided financial assistance for:
– Mobility and learning aids
– Educational equipment and assistance
– Recreational and respite programs
– New technologies
– Medical equipment.
Provides financial assistance for children, aged 18 and under, who either have cancer or have been treated for cancer.
Makes donations to the healthcare and non-healthcare community to further educational, scientific, or other charitable purposes.
Helps support kids continue or start therapy if their NDIS plan budget has run out or a therapy or service is not covered by their current NDIS plan.
Offers a range of opportunities to help drive the future of Disability Tech.
Funds fellowships which are granted to applicants who have relevant knowledge, expertise and experience in the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.
Offers grants to Victorian and Queensland organisations in the fields of children and youth, art and culture, social justice, health and wellbeing, and connected communities.
The Fund aims to realise Sir William Angliss’s desire to make a lasting and ongoing contribution to the community by funding charitable organisations in Victoria and Queensland. Through this funding the Fund hopes to support the strength and resilience of small, local community groups and efforts, as well as those serving on a larger scale.
Beyond Blue’s NewAccess for Small Business Owners is a free and confidential mental health coaching program designed to support small business owners and sole traders.
You have the option of 8 sessions, where you’ll work with a dedicated coach with a background in small business. Your coach will work with you to develop practical tools for managing stress, building resilience, and navigating both personal and professional challenges.
Indigenous
Provides a wide range of assistance to Indigenous Australians including to acquire land and water-related rights, and to manage Indigenous-held land and Indigenous waters.
Supports Aboriginal controlled organisations responding to an immediate need, focused on children aged under five.
Commits to fostering positive relationships with Indigenous peoples and contributing to their well-being and empowerment.
Boosts innovation and entrepreneurial opportunities for mature Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses in Queensland.
Assists indigenous and non-indigenous people with disability to participate in both formal and informal education programs through small financial grants
This program supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander innovative businesses in Queensland who are established and looking to scale.
The Start-up Finance Package provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander start-ups with access to loans to help new businesses get off the ground.
Infrastructure
There are no upcoming events.
Sports
Offers a fundraising platform for all sports at all levels to help fund their sporting needs.
Funds Queensland community cricket club programs that will grow junior participation.
Supports eligible young athletes, coaches and officials aged 10-18 years to progress on a development pathway by providing financial assistance to help alleviate the costs associated with attending state, national and international events.
Offers a sustainable fundraising platform for your local sporting club.
Aims to improve the lives of children in disadvantaged areas by providing access to first-class sports facilities, coaching, equipment, and opportunities to participate in sports.
The program helps foster health, resilience, and community connections through sport.
Helps footy clubs around Australia fundraise via a raffle run by Toyota.
Helps to grow the sport of netball, providing clubs with funding to help refresh and upgrade their facilities to ultimately increase participation numbers.
The Woolworths Netball Grants Program supports grassroots netball clubs and associations across the country to improve the health and wellbeing of Aussie kids.
Transport and Roads
There are no upcoming events.
Water
There are no upcoming events.
Women
Supports innovative women-led startups preparing for early-stage capital raise.
Finds business development programs for Queensland-based female founders or leaders of innovative businesses to take their innovation driven enterprises to the next level, create connections and access opportunities.
Offers financial assistance to help those escaping domestic violence to move forward and set up a home free of violence.
Offers coaching grants to deserving mums in business.
Supports women-owned and women-led impact-driven businesses. Entrepreneurs across all sectors and geographies are encouraged to apply.