Game on for Change
02/02/2026
Up to $450,000 to support evidence-informed initiatives that challenge gendered drivers of violence, shift attitudes and behaviours, and foster safer, inclusive sporting cultures across NSW.
Up to $450,000 to support evidence-informed initiatives that challenge gendered drivers of violence, shift attitudes and behaviours, and foster safer, inclusive sporting cultures across NSW.
Up to $11.1 million supporting a national knowledge translation body, July 2026–June 2029, converting credible autism research into policy, programs, services, and practice, nationwide impact.
Funding opportunity to support nationally delivered awareness, training and capability-building activities that promote neuro-affirming, inclusive justice system interactions for Autistic young people and their families.
Up to $400,000 to support organisations to improve their internal capability, strengthen governance and leadership, enhance service delivery, and better support multicultural and multifaith communities.
Grants up to $500,000 to contribute to the modernisation and enhancement of traceability systems for Australian agricultural industries and consumers by supporting collaborative traceability projects.
Grants up to $200,000 support the veteran community by improving health and social wellbeing, building community capacity, expanding projects, and increasing awareness of veteran issues.
Funding up to $100,000 to support not-for-profit community groups to enhance their capacity to provide services, leisure activities and opportunities that benefit the Queensland community.
Up to $4 million to support innovation, productivity improvements, and value-adding projects across regional New South Wales agriculture and agrifood industries, supporting statewide economic growth.
Grants of up to $200,000 to support high-impact events and initiatives in Australia, celebrating 50 years of Australia–Japan friendship and cooperation, with strong public engagement.
Up to $1.5 billion supporting pre-commercial innovation, demonstration and deployment of renewable energy and low-emissions technologies, accelerating Australia’s transition to a net zero economy nationwide.
Funding to support commercial-scale green iron projects across Australia, accelerating decarbonisation, boosting manufacturing, creating jobs, and strengthening industry under the Future Made in Australia initiative.
Grants up to $15 million to support business fleets, new technologies for heavy and long-distance vehicles, public charging and hydrogen refuelling stations and smart charging.
Funding up to $200 million to support breakthrough battery manufacturing projects, driving Australian innovation, strengthening supply chains, reducing emissions, and delivering lasting community benefits nationwide.
Grants up to $50 million for technologies that optimise the transition to renewable electricity, commercialise clean hydrogen and support the transition to low emissions metals.
Grants of up to $250,000 support regional WA projects that create or retain jobs, expand or diversify industry, develop skills, boost productivity, and attract investment.
Grants up to $1,000,000 to support local governments and incorporated not-for-profit sport, active recreation (and racing) organisations in activated LGAs impacted by eligible disaster events.
Grants to support older people in rural and remote areas, and those from diverse backgrounds and life experiences, to access affordable, high-quality in-home aged care.
Up to $2 million helps produce associations deliver training that builds suppliers’ capacity to negotiate with large grocers and understand their rights under the Code.
Hi, I’m Steve Dowling – founder of GrantHelper. I’m a former champion of marketing and export business development turned business builder.
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