MRFF - Indigenous Health Research Grant
| Eligible to: | Businesses, Universities, Not-for-profits |
| Funding: | $5,000,000 |
| Round: | Closes 24 July, 2024 |
MRFF - Indigenous Health Research Grant
| Eligible to: | Businesses, Universities, Not-for-profits |
| Funding: | $5,000,000 |
| Round: | Closes 24 July, 2024 |
Purpose
The MRFF Indigenous Health Research Fund – 2024 Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams.
Overview
Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams:
- Stream 1* (Targeted Call for Research): Conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate effective strategies to reduce the prevalence of chronic disease in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating new approaches for reducing chronic disease prevalence.
- Stream 2* (Targeted Call for Research): conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate improved understanding of the relationships between infection, inflammation, and chronic diseases among Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing the causes of chronic disease.
- Stream 3 (Incubator): Conduct early-stage developmental research to improve understanding of the association between racism, intergenerational trauma and issues of social justice and health outcomes, and how they intersect with other forms of disadvantage.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing health inequities.
*Innovation grants – Applications to Streams 1 and 2 may be considered for an innovation grant, if requested in your application (eligibility criteria apply). Innovation grants fund smaller scope research projects so grantees can build evidence of the feasibility of the proposed project so that it can be more competitive in future funding opportunities.
Applications / Guidelines
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- Phone: 1800 500 983
- Email: help@nhmrc.gov.au
Canon Oceania Grants
| Eligible to: | Not-for-Profits, Universities, Individuals, Schools, Businesses |
| Funding: | $5,000 |
| Round: | Closes 28 July, 2024 |
Purpose
Overview
This year, the Canon Oceania Grants Program returns to support four more worthy organisations or individuals to further their impact, including a new category dedicated to contributing to positive outcomes for Australia’s First Nations peoples.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Email: grants@canon.com.au
Assistance for organisations affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
| Round: | Ongoing |
This page provides information about financial assistance available to not-for-profit organisations and community groups affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. It is updated daily or as we become aware of changes. For the very latest information in these rapidly changing times, please check with the assistance provider.
Looking for tools and information to help your organisation to adapt? Visit www.communitydirectors.com.au/save-our-sector. Here you’ll find free help sheets, policy templates and more, all created to help your organisation to survive, reinvent and sustain itself through the pandemic and beyond.
Want to know how you can help organisations in need? Visit the GiveNow COVID-19 Response page here.
If you’re aware of other grants or assistance that should be listed on this page, please contact service@ourcommunity.com.au.
https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/covid19-financial-assistance/
New Business Assistance with NEIS
| Eligible to: | Individuals | Businesses |
| Funding: | $Undisclosed |
| Round: | Ongoing |
New Business Assistance with NEIS provides personalised support to help you become a self-employed business owner.
Individuals not in employment, education or training who are interested in running their own business may be eligible for New Business Assistance with NEIS.
There are 8,600 places available nationally each year, delivered by a network of 21 NEIS providers.
New Business Assistance can help by providing:
- Accredited small business training;
- Personalised mentoring and support from a NEIS provider in the first year of the new business to help the individual put their business idea into practice; and
- NEIS Allowance for up to 39 weeks and NEIS Rental Assistance for up to 26 weeks (if eligible).
https://www.employment.gov.au/self-employment-new-business-assistance-neis
Youth Jobs PaTH
| Eligible to: | Businesses |
| Funding: | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Round: | Ongoing |
Youth Jobs PaTH (Prepare-Trial-Hire) is a flexible program that prepares young people for work and makes it easier for businesses to find great employees. You can trial a young person for 4 to 12 weeks in an internship so you can both be sure they’re the right fit for your business. And because the trials are voluntary, you know they are motivated and eager to work.
Canon Oceania Grants
| Eligible to: | Not-for-Profits, Universities, Individuals, Schools, Businesses |
| Funding: | $5,000 |
| Round: | Closes 28 July, 2024 |
MRFF - Indigenous Health Research Grant
| Eligible to: | Businesses, Universities, Not-for-profits |
| Funding: | $5,000,000 |
| Round: | Closes 24 July, 2024 |
Purpose
The MRFF Indigenous Health Research Fund – 2024 Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams.
Overview
Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams:
- Stream 1* (Targeted Call for Research): Conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate effective strategies to reduce the prevalence of chronic disease in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating new approaches for reducing chronic disease prevalence.
- Stream 2* (Targeted Call for Research): conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate improved understanding of the relationships between infection, inflammation, and chronic diseases among Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing the causes of chronic disease.
- Stream 3 (Incubator): Conduct early-stage developmental research to improve understanding of the association between racism, intergenerational trauma and issues of social justice and health outcomes, and how they intersect with other forms of disadvantage.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing health inequities.
*Innovation grants – Applications to Streams 1 and 2 may be considered for an innovation grant, if requested in your application (eligibility criteria apply). Innovation grants fund smaller scope research projects so grantees can build evidence of the feasibility of the proposed project so that it can be more competitive in future funding opportunities.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Phone: 1800 500 983
- Email: help@nhmrc.gov.au
Canon Oceania Grants
| Eligible to: | Not-for-Profits, Universities, Individuals, Schools, Businesses |
| Funding: | $5,000 |
| Round: | Closes 28 July, 2024 |
Purpose
Overview
This year, the Canon Oceania Grants Program returns to support four more worthy organisations or individuals to further their impact, including a new category dedicated to contributing to positive outcomes for Australia’s First Nations peoples.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Email: grants@canon.com.au
Assistance for organisations affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
| Round: | Ongoing |
This page provides information about financial assistance available to not-for-profit organisations and community groups affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. It is updated daily or as we become aware of changes. For the very latest information in these rapidly changing times, please check with the assistance provider.
Looking for tools and information to help your organisation to adapt? Visit www.communitydirectors.com.au/save-our-sector. Here you’ll find free help sheets, policy templates and more, all created to help your organisation to survive, reinvent and sustain itself through the pandemic and beyond.
Want to know how you can help organisations in need? Visit the GiveNow COVID-19 Response page here.
If you’re aware of other grants or assistance that should be listed on this page, please contact service@ourcommunity.com.au.
https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/covid19-financial-assistance/
New Business Assistance with NEIS
| Eligible to: | Individuals | Businesses |
| Funding: | $Undisclosed |
| Round: | Ongoing |
New Business Assistance with NEIS provides personalised support to help you become a self-employed business owner.
Individuals not in employment, education or training who are interested in running their own business may be eligible for New Business Assistance with NEIS.
There are 8,600 places available nationally each year, delivered by a network of 21 NEIS providers.
New Business Assistance can help by providing:
- Accredited small business training;
- Personalised mentoring and support from a NEIS provider in the first year of the new business to help the individual put their business idea into practice; and
- NEIS Allowance for up to 39 weeks and NEIS Rental Assistance for up to 26 weeks (if eligible).
https://www.employment.gov.au/self-employment-new-business-assistance-neis
Youth Jobs PaTH
| Eligible to: | Businesses |
| Funding: | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Round: | Ongoing |
Youth Jobs PaTH (Prepare-Trial-Hire) is a flexible program that prepares young people for work and makes it easier for businesses to find great employees. You can trial a young person for 4 to 12 weeks in an internship so you can both be sure they’re the right fit for your business. And because the trials are voluntary, you know they are motivated and eager to work.
Assistance for organisations affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
| Round: | Ongoing |
MRFF - Indigenous Health Research Grant
| Eligible to: | Businesses, Universities, Not-for-profits |
| Funding: | $5,000,000 |
| Round: | Closes 24 July, 2024 |
Purpose
The MRFF Indigenous Health Research Fund – 2024 Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams.
Overview
Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams:
- Stream 1* (Targeted Call for Research): Conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate effective strategies to reduce the prevalence of chronic disease in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating new approaches for reducing chronic disease prevalence.
- Stream 2* (Targeted Call for Research): conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate improved understanding of the relationships between infection, inflammation, and chronic diseases among Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing the causes of chronic disease.
- Stream 3 (Incubator): Conduct early-stage developmental research to improve understanding of the association between racism, intergenerational trauma and issues of social justice and health outcomes, and how they intersect with other forms of disadvantage.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing health inequities.
*Innovation grants – Applications to Streams 1 and 2 may be considered for an innovation grant, if requested in your application (eligibility criteria apply). Innovation grants fund smaller scope research projects so grantees can build evidence of the feasibility of the proposed project so that it can be more competitive in future funding opportunities.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Phone: 1800 500 983
- Email: help@nhmrc.gov.au
Canon Oceania Grants
| Eligible to: | Not-for-Profits, Universities, Individuals, Schools, Businesses |
| Funding: | $5,000 |
| Round: | Closes 28 July, 2024 |
Purpose
Overview
This year, the Canon Oceania Grants Program returns to support four more worthy organisations or individuals to further their impact, including a new category dedicated to contributing to positive outcomes for Australia’s First Nations peoples.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Email: grants@canon.com.au
Assistance for organisations affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
| Round: | Ongoing |
This page provides information about financial assistance available to not-for-profit organisations and community groups affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. It is updated daily or as we become aware of changes. For the very latest information in these rapidly changing times, please check with the assistance provider.
Looking for tools and information to help your organisation to adapt? Visit www.communitydirectors.com.au/save-our-sector. Here you’ll find free help sheets, policy templates and more, all created to help your organisation to survive, reinvent and sustain itself through the pandemic and beyond.
Want to know how you can help organisations in need? Visit the GiveNow COVID-19 Response page here.
If you’re aware of other grants or assistance that should be listed on this page, please contact service@ourcommunity.com.au.
https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/covid19-financial-assistance/
New Business Assistance with NEIS
| Eligible to: | Individuals | Businesses |
| Funding: | $Undisclosed |
| Round: | Ongoing |
New Business Assistance with NEIS provides personalised support to help you become a self-employed business owner.
Individuals not in employment, education or training who are interested in running their own business may be eligible for New Business Assistance with NEIS.
There are 8,600 places available nationally each year, delivered by a network of 21 NEIS providers.
New Business Assistance can help by providing:
- Accredited small business training;
- Personalised mentoring and support from a NEIS provider in the first year of the new business to help the individual put their business idea into practice; and
- NEIS Allowance for up to 39 weeks and NEIS Rental Assistance for up to 26 weeks (if eligible).
https://www.employment.gov.au/self-employment-new-business-assistance-neis
Youth Jobs PaTH
| Eligible to: | Businesses |
| Funding: | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Round: | Ongoing |
Youth Jobs PaTH (Prepare-Trial-Hire) is a flexible program that prepares young people for work and makes it easier for businesses to find great employees. You can trial a young person for 4 to 12 weeks in an internship so you can both be sure they’re the right fit for your business. And because the trials are voluntary, you know they are motivated and eager to work.
New Business Assistance with NEIS
| Eligible to: | Individuals | Businesses |
| Funding: | $Undisclosed |
| Round: | Ongoing |
MRFF - Indigenous Health Research Grant
| Eligible to: | Businesses, Universities, Not-for-profits |
| Funding: | $5,000,000 |
| Round: | Closes 24 July, 2024 |
Purpose
The MRFF Indigenous Health Research Fund – 2024 Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams.
Overview
Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams:
- Stream 1* (Targeted Call for Research): Conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate effective strategies to reduce the prevalence of chronic disease in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating new approaches for reducing chronic disease prevalence.
- Stream 2* (Targeted Call for Research): conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate improved understanding of the relationships between infection, inflammation, and chronic diseases among Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing the causes of chronic disease.
- Stream 3 (Incubator): Conduct early-stage developmental research to improve understanding of the association between racism, intergenerational trauma and issues of social justice and health outcomes, and how they intersect with other forms of disadvantage.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing health inequities.
*Innovation grants – Applications to Streams 1 and 2 may be considered for an innovation grant, if requested in your application (eligibility criteria apply). Innovation grants fund smaller scope research projects so grantees can build evidence of the feasibility of the proposed project so that it can be more competitive in future funding opportunities.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Phone: 1800 500 983
- Email: help@nhmrc.gov.au
Canon Oceania Grants
| Eligible to: | Not-for-Profits, Universities, Individuals, Schools, Businesses |
| Funding: | $5,000 |
| Round: | Closes 28 July, 2024 |
Purpose
Overview
This year, the Canon Oceania Grants Program returns to support four more worthy organisations or individuals to further their impact, including a new category dedicated to contributing to positive outcomes for Australia’s First Nations peoples.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Email: grants@canon.com.au
Assistance for organisations affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
| Round: | Ongoing |
This page provides information about financial assistance available to not-for-profit organisations and community groups affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. It is updated daily or as we become aware of changes. For the very latest information in these rapidly changing times, please check with the assistance provider.
Looking for tools and information to help your organisation to adapt? Visit www.communitydirectors.com.au/save-our-sector. Here you’ll find free help sheets, policy templates and more, all created to help your organisation to survive, reinvent and sustain itself through the pandemic and beyond.
Want to know how you can help organisations in need? Visit the GiveNow COVID-19 Response page here.
If you’re aware of other grants or assistance that should be listed on this page, please contact service@ourcommunity.com.au.
https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/covid19-financial-assistance/
New Business Assistance with NEIS
| Eligible to: | Individuals | Businesses |
| Funding: | $Undisclosed |
| Round: | Ongoing |
New Business Assistance with NEIS provides personalised support to help you become a self-employed business owner.
Individuals not in employment, education or training who are interested in running their own business may be eligible for New Business Assistance with NEIS.
There are 8,600 places available nationally each year, delivered by a network of 21 NEIS providers.
New Business Assistance can help by providing:
- Accredited small business training;
- Personalised mentoring and support from a NEIS provider in the first year of the new business to help the individual put their business idea into practice; and
- NEIS Allowance for up to 39 weeks and NEIS Rental Assistance for up to 26 weeks (if eligible).
https://www.employment.gov.au/self-employment-new-business-assistance-neis
Youth Jobs PaTH
| Eligible to: | Businesses |
| Funding: | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Round: | Ongoing |
Youth Jobs PaTH (Prepare-Trial-Hire) is a flexible program that prepares young people for work and makes it easier for businesses to find great employees. You can trial a young person for 4 to 12 weeks in an internship so you can both be sure they’re the right fit for your business. And because the trials are voluntary, you know they are motivated and eager to work.
Youth Jobs PaTH
| Eligible to: | Businesses |
| Funding: | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Round: | Ongoing |
MRFF - Indigenous Health Research Grant
| Eligible to: | Businesses, Universities, Not-for-profits |
| Funding: | $5,000,000 |
| Round: | Closes 24 July, 2024 |
Purpose
The MRFF Indigenous Health Research Fund – 2024 Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams.
Overview
Indigenous Health Research grant opportunity will support research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across 3 streams:
- Stream 1* (Targeted Call for Research): Conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate effective strategies to reduce the prevalence of chronic disease in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating new approaches for reducing chronic disease prevalence.
- Stream 2* (Targeted Call for Research): conduct a large-scale multidisciplinary project to develop and evaluate improved understanding of the relationships between infection, inflammation, and chronic diseases among Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing the causes of chronic disease.
- Stream 3 (Incubator): Conduct early-stage developmental research to improve understanding of the association between racism, intergenerational trauma and issues of social justice and health outcomes, and how they intersect with other forms of disadvantage.
- Intended outcome: Generating knowledge that can improve approaches for addressing health inequities.
*Innovation grants – Applications to Streams 1 and 2 may be considered for an innovation grant, if requested in your application (eligibility criteria apply). Innovation grants fund smaller scope research projects so grantees can build evidence of the feasibility of the proposed project so that it can be more competitive in future funding opportunities.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Phone: 1800 500 983
- Email: help@nhmrc.gov.au
Canon Oceania Grants
| Eligible to: | Not-for-Profits, Universities, Individuals, Schools, Businesses |
| Funding: | $5,000 |
| Round: | Closes 28 July, 2024 |
Purpose
Overview
This year, the Canon Oceania Grants Program returns to support four more worthy organisations or individuals to further their impact, including a new category dedicated to contributing to positive outcomes for Australia’s First Nations peoples.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details true false
- Email: grants@canon.com.au
Assistance for organisations affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
| Round: | Ongoing |
This page provides information about financial assistance available to not-for-profit organisations and community groups affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. It is updated daily or as we become aware of changes. For the very latest information in these rapidly changing times, please check with the assistance provider.
Looking for tools and information to help your organisation to adapt? Visit www.communitydirectors.com.au/save-our-sector. Here you’ll find free help sheets, policy templates and more, all created to help your organisation to survive, reinvent and sustain itself through the pandemic and beyond.
Want to know how you can help organisations in need? Visit the GiveNow COVID-19 Response page here.
If you’re aware of other grants or assistance that should be listed on this page, please contact service@ourcommunity.com.au.
https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/covid19-financial-assistance/
New Business Assistance with NEIS
| Eligible to: | Individuals | Businesses |
| Funding: | $Undisclosed |
| Round: | Ongoing |
New Business Assistance with NEIS provides personalised support to help you become a self-employed business owner.
Individuals not in employment, education or training who are interested in running their own business may be eligible for New Business Assistance with NEIS.
There are 8,600 places available nationally each year, delivered by a network of 21 NEIS providers.
New Business Assistance can help by providing:
- Accredited small business training;
- Personalised mentoring and support from a NEIS provider in the first year of the new business to help the individual put their business idea into practice; and
- NEIS Allowance for up to 39 weeks and NEIS Rental Assistance for up to 26 weeks (if eligible).
https://www.employment.gov.au/self-employment-new-business-assistance-neis
Youth Jobs PaTH
| Eligible to: | Businesses |
| Funding: | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Round: | Ongoing |
Youth Jobs PaTH (Prepare-Trial-Hire) is a flexible program that prepares young people for work and makes it easier for businesses to find great employees. You can trial a young person for 4 to 12 weeks in an internship so you can both be sure they’re the right fit for your business. And because the trials are voluntary, you know they are motivated and eager to work.