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Pride Foundation Australia Small Grants - Round 2 - 2025 UpcomingGrant Opens: 5th of May 2025 - 9:00 am Closes: 14th of July 2025 - 11:59 pm Value: Up to $1,000 Run By: Pride Foundation Australia Further Information: https://pridefoundation.org.au/small-grants/

The Small Grants program supports projects proposed by individuals and or organisations and or communities who would otherwise be limited by the constraints of other funding programs. The project needs to directly or indirectly assist, involve and benefit LGBTQIA+ people and promote positive social outcomes and mental health in the community.

The Small Grants Program is open all year round with particular cut off dates throughout the year for assessment purposes. If an Application is received after the cut-off date, they will be assessed in the next round.

  • First round opens 9am AEDT Monday 20 January 2025 and closes on 11:59pm AEDT Monday 14 April 2025.
    General funding stream
  • Second round opens 9am AEDT Monday 5 May 2025 and closes on 11:59pm AEDT Monday 14 July 2025.
    Funding priority to First Nations people and communities, newly arrived migrants, refugees and people from CALD backgrounds)
  • Third round opens 9am AEDT Monday 4 August 2025 and closes on 11:59pm AEDT Monday 17 November 2025.
    Funding priority to regional and rural communities 
Last Updated: 30th of January 2025
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Pride Foundation Australia Small Grants - Round 3 - 2025 UpcomingGrant Opens: 4th of August 2025 - 9:00 am Closes: 17th of November 2025 - 11:59 pm Value: Up to $1,000 Run By: Pride Foundation Australia Further Information: https://pridefoundation.org.au/small-grants/

The Small Grants program supports projects proposed by individuals and or organisations and or communities who would otherwise be limited by the constraints of other funding programs. The project needs to directly or indirectly assist, involve and benefit LGBTQIA+ people and promote positive social outcomes and mental health in the community.

The Small Grants Program is open all year round with particular cut off dates throughout the year for assessment purposes. If an Application is received after the cut-off date, they will be assessed in the next round.

  • First round opens 9am AEDT Monday 20 January 2025 and closes on 11:59pm AEDT Monday 14 April 2025.
    General funding stream
  • Second round opens 9am AEDT Monday 5 May 2025 and closes on 11:59pm AEDT Monday 14 July 2025.
    Funding priority to First Nations people and communities, newly arrived migrants, refugees and people from CALD backgrounds)
  • Third round opens 9am AEDT Monday 4 August 2025 and closes on 11:59pm AEDT Monday 17 November 2025.
    Funding priority to regional and rural communities 
Last Updated: 30th of January 2025
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The Waratah Education Public Ancillary Fund Grant Closes: 20th of March 2025 Value: $10,000 to $20,000 Run By: Waratah Education Foundation Further Information: https://www.warataheducationfoundation.org.au/

The Waratah Education Public Ancillary Fund mission is to support underprivileged or disadvantaged families, children, teenagers and young adults so that they have access to educational instruction and to support and fund activities to help break the cycle of poverty and disadvantage.

Waratah Education are offering grants between $10,000-$20,000 to organisations who provide front line support to disadvantaged youth in Australia. 

Organisation eligibility:

  • The organisation is not-for-profit and has Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Item 1 status.

  • Must reside in Australia and undertake operations in Australia.

  • Annual Turnover < $1.5mil

  • The organisation’s mission and operations, and the proposed program, are consistent with the mission of the Waratah Education Public Ancillary Fund​

Project eligibility:

  • Provide direct support to disadvantaged students by providing school resources and essentials to students experiencing financial disadvantage, which could prevent the student from realising their potential at school and/or lead to school refusal.

  • Support would include providing financial support for school uniforms, books and stationery resources, and digital access.

  • The organisation can demonstrate the knowledge and the expertise necessary to implement the project as well as the skills necessary for the sustainable management of the program and the responsible stewardship of resources.

  • The organisation can clearly define the project, the need for the project and the impact on the beneficiaries.

  • Projects that involve mentoring, tutoring, or educational programs for schools or communities may also be considered, particularly those that focus on removing barriers to school attendance.

Last Updated: 30th of January 2025
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Start Strong for Community Preschools Grant Closes: Ongoing Value: Based on enrolments Run By: NSW Government Department of Education Further Information: https://education.nsw.gov.au/early-childhood-education/operating-an-early-childhood-education-service/grants-and-funded-programs/start-strong-funding/start-strong-for-community-preschools

The Start Strong for Community Preschools program provides funding to deliver affordable quality preschool education for 3-to- 5 -year-old children enrolled in eligible community and mobile preschools in NSW. 

The program’s operational funding (Program Payment) supports the operating costs of eligible early childhood education services and enrolment of at least 600 hours per year or 15 hours per week. Evidence shows that this level of participation in a quality early childhood education program in the 2 years before school is associated with better outcomes for children.

The program’s fee relief funding (Fee Relief Payment) provides community and mobile preschools with sustainable long-term funding to deliver at least 600 hours of low, or no cost preschool to eligible children.

Start Strong promotes universal access and priority of access by providing:

  • higher program funding rates for preschools which operate within the lower range of Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) score of relative socio-economic disadvantage
  • additional funding for children 3 years old and above from low-income families, children with an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background, and children with disability or additional needs
  • loadings for preschools that operate in outer regional, remote and very remote areas
  • further loadings and subsidies as outlined in Appendix 1: Calculation and payment of funding
  • up to $4,347 per year in fee relief for 3- to 5-year-old children enrolled in community and mobile preschools reducing the cost of early childhood education for families.
Last Updated: 30th of January 2025
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Aged Care Wages – Stage 3 Historical Leave Liability - Tranche 1 Grant Closes: 6th of March 2025 - 2:00 pm Run By: Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care Further Information: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show?GoUuid=2bb88f50-2ef8-4c9a-9de8-723dfffbfcfa

This grant opportunity provides $21.326 million in 2025 - 26 to fund wage increases effective from 1 January 2025. The purpose of this grant opportunity is to provide one-off funding to eligible providers to pay eligible aged care workers to take their leave entitlements at the higher rates of pay for Tranche 1 increases only that begin to take effect from 1 January 2025. 

  • Residential Aged Care providers for 25 per cent of the eligible increase to leave entitlements associated with paying the higher cost of leave entitlements for aged care workers whose wages have increased as a result of the FWC’s decision. 
  • 50 per cent of the eligible increase to leave entitlements associated with paying the higher cost of leave entitlements for aged care workers whose wages have increased as a result of the FWC’s Stage 3 decision for the following providers delivering the
    • Home Care Packages Program,
    • CHSP,
    • Transition Care Program, 
    • Short Term Restorative Care Program, and 
    • National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care Program 

Eligibility:

Applications can only be accepted from Aged care service providers that have increased aged care worker wages as a result of the FWC’s Stage 3 decision, and:

  • are an approved aged care provider of one or more of the programs listed below: 
    • Residential aged care; and / or 
    • Home Care Package Program; and / or 
    • CHSP; and / or 
    • Transition Care Program; and / or 
    • Short-Term Restorative Programme; and / or 
    • National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care Program. 
  • have in scope aged care workers whose wages have been increased as a result of the FWC Stage 3 decision and are employed under the following awards (or under an Agreement that is underpinned by these awards):
    • Aged Care Award 2010
      • Direct care aged care employees include assistants in nursing/nursing assistants, personal care workers, recreational or lifestyle activities officers; and
      • General and administrative services employees include administration staff, drivers, maintenance staff, gardeners, laundry hands, cleaners, and food services assistants
    • Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry (SCHADS) Award 2010 (Schedule F)
      • Home care employees whose primary role is to provide home care to aged care clients.

Please note: If you employ workers through the Indigenous Employment Initiative and those workers have eligible accumulated leave liabilities as of 31 December 2024, include those workers in your claim

Last Updated: 29th of January 2025
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Australian Cultural Diplomacy Grants Program (ACDGP) 2024-25 Round Grant Closes: 17th of February 2025 - 4:00 pm Value: $10,000 to $60,000 Run By: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Further Information: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show?GoUuid=d3e2bb9f-5e00-456b-86cb-faace579eb4f

The ACDGP supports international projects that tell Australian stories, amplify First Nations voices, deepen bilateral partnerships and build cultural understanding and connections overseas.

The ACDGP 2024-25 Round seeks to advance Australia’s interests through activities that foster mutual understanding, build trust and increase Australia’s ability to influence.

The objectives of the grant opportunity are to:

  • support collaborative and innovative projects that tell Australian stories and amplify First Nations voices overseas;
  • influence perceptions of Australia abroad by building cultural understanding and connections;
  • build international people-to-people and / or institutional partnerships;
  • support a peaceful, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific; and
  • align with Australia’s Cultural Policy ‘Revive’ as set out in the pillars: First Nations First; a Place for Every Story; Centrality of the Artist; and Engaging the Audience.

The intended outcomes of the grant opportunity are:

  • increased collaboration and partnerships between Australian and international organisations/individuals in the arts and cultural sectors;
  • increased Australian capacity to effectively engage with overseas partners, especially in the arts and cultural sectors; and
  • enhanced reputation and influence for Australia internationally.

To be eligible you must:

  • have an Australian Business Number (ABN) 
  • be a permanent resident of Australia
  • have an account with an Australian financial institution
  • not have any outstanding reports, acquittals or serious breaches relating to any Australian Government funding. A serious breach is one that has resulted, or warrants, the termination of an agreement.

and be one of the following entity types:

  • a company incorporated in Australia
  • a company incorporated by guarantee
  • an incorporated trustee on behalf of a trust
  • an incorporated association
  • a partnership
  • a joint (consortia) application with a lead organisation
  • a registered charity or not-for-profit organisation
  • an individual who is an Australian citizen or permanent resident of Australia
  • an Australian local government body
  • an Australian state or territory government body
  • an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Corporation registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and /or Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006
Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Workforce Practicum Exchange Living Allowance Grant Opportunity Guidelines (2024-2025) Grant Closes: 14th of March 2025 - 5:00 pm Value: Up to $1,543 Run By: Australian Government Department of Education Further Information: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show?GoUuid=0ffec039-582e-4293-a777-e43f04824d6c

The purpose of the grant is to provide support to ECEC students (through their provider) already working in the ECEC sector with a living and travel allowance (for up to four weeks) to assist them complete a practicum placement away from their home location. Funding is not designed to fully cover the exact cost of a student’s travel and living expenses whilst on their practicum exchange.

Only CCS approved services, including long day care, family day care, in-home care, centre-based day care and outside school hours care services are eligible for this grant.

The grant is targeted to services who have employees that will provide education and care as part of their practicum exchange in one of the following remoteness categories:  

  • Inner regional Australia
  • Outer regional Australia
  • Remote Australia
  • Very remote Australia

Only ECEC services currently approved for and receiving the Childcare Subsidy (CCS) under Family Assistance Law, including long day care, family day care, in-home care, centre-based day care and outside school hours care services, are eligible and can apply for their employees.

To be eligible for a grant the employee must:

  • be undertaking their practicum exchange in a regional, remote or very remote location other than their home location
  • be currently employed by the Provider and work at least 40 hours in the Service in a 3-month period
  • have used the Practicum Exchange website to be matched to a service for their practicum period. 

The Provider must not be receiving any funding from another source for the same practicum exchange activity.

Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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First Nations Heritage Grants - Round 2 Grant Closes: 21st of February 2025 - 5:00 pm Value: $25,000 to $250,000 Run By: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water Further Information: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show?GoUuid=fd51fcee-e153-40a3-a238-bf41ab8f8515

Round 2 of the First Nations Heritage Grants program provides funding for projects that are aimed at:

  • identifying new Indigenous heritage values at existing World Heritage and National Heritage-listed places
  • preparing submissions for the addition of Indigenous heritage values to existing World Heritage and National Heritage listings
  • increasing protection of World Heritage and National Heritage-listed places with Indigenous heritage values that may or may not be recognised in the heritage listing for the place
  • improving management of World Heritage and National Heritage-listed places with Indigenous heritage values that may or may not be recognised in the heritage listing for the place.

You can apply if you:

  • have an Australian Business Number (ABN), unless you are not entitled to an ABN.

And are one of the following entities:

  • an entity, incorporated in Australia (this includes Indigenous land management organisations registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations)
  • a registered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land council
  • an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (Cth)
  • an incorporated Regional Development Australia Committee
  • a publicly funded research organisation (PFRO) as defined in section 14 grant opportunity guidelines
  • an individual
  • a partnership
  • an Australian local government agency or body as defined in section 14 grant opportunity guidelines
  • an Australian state/territory Government agency or body.

You must also:

  • be a First Nations individual, group or organisation that is also the owner/manager of a listed place described in Appendix A of the grant opportunity guidelines, or
  • be a First Nations individual, group or organisation that is not the owner/manager of the listed place and have evidence of the support of the listed place owner/manager for your project described in Appendix A of the grant opportunity guidelines, or
  • be a non-First Nations owner/manager of the listed place described in Appendix A of the grant opportunity guidelines, and have evidence of the involvement and support of relevant First Nations communities for the implementation of your project, or
  • be a third party and:
    • have evidence of the involvement and support of relevant First Nations communities for the implementation of your project, and
    • have evidence of the support of the listed place owner/manager for your project described in Appendix A of the grant opportunity guidelines.
Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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Support At Home and new Aged Care Act Transition Support 2024-2025 Grant Closes: 25th of February 2025 - 2:00 pm Value: Up to $10,000 Run By: Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care Further Information: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show?GoUuid=298b9bec-fc66-49c3-9fe1-d77e1459a5bc

As part of the Australian Government’s reform of the aged care system, the Support at Home (SaH) program will replace the Home Care Packages Program (HCP) from 1 July 2025. HCP providers will require changes to their IT systems to meet new obligations for claiming payments for services delivered and reporting under the SaH program and the Aged Care Act 2024.

This grant opportunity will be open to HCP and CHSP providers, providing one-off funding of $10,000 in the 2024-25 financial year towards the cost of IT system upgrades to meet the obligations under SaH, the CHSP and the Aged Care Act 2024.

To be eligible you must be one of the following entity types: 

  • Indigenous Corporation (registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and /or Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006) 
  • Company 
  • Corporate State or Territory Entity 
  • Non-corporate State or Territory Entity 
  • Non-corporate State or Territory Statutory Authority 
  • Local Government 
  • Cooperative 
  • Incorporated Association 
  • Unincorporated Association 
  • Statutory Entity 

If you are applying as a Trustee on behalf of a Trust, the Trustee must have an eligible entity type as listed above.

Applications can only be accepted from the below aged care provider types: 

  • existing approved providers of HCP (must provide your current aged care Approved Provider ID, which you may also know as your NAPS ID or GMPS ID). 
  • existing CHSP providers who have an executed grant agreement with the Commonwealth, as represented by the Department of Health and Aged Care, to deliver CHSP services that is due to expire on 30 June 2025 (must provide your current CHSP funding agreement ID). 
Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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Abandoned Company Liquidator Panel Grant Closes: 28th of February 2025 - 5:00 pm Value: Up to $16,500 Run By: Australian Securities and Investments Commission Further Information: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show?GoUuid=647566de-2af8-4cd8-8b1a-b8980af6ab07

ASIC is seeking to establish a new panel of registered liquidators who are prepared to accept appointments as liquidator of abandoned companies. 

This grant opportunity is part of the Assetless Administration Fund (AAF) which contributes to ASIC’s outcomes of establishing a panel of suitably qualified and experienced registered liquidators to perform the services of winding up a company where ASIC considers it is likely to assist employees to access their unpaid employee entitlements under the FEG Act or likely to result in regulatory benefit to ASIC and the wider community, after ASIC has ordered the winding up of a company under Part 5.4C of the Corporations Act 2001.

To be eligible for a grant you must be appointed liquidator of a company by ASIC:

  • under Part 5.4C of the Corporation Act; and
  • be a Panel menber.

To be eligible for the Panel you must:

  • be a registered liquidator under Part 2 of Schedule 2 of the Corporation Act and be able to provide the services in at least one or more State or Territory;
  • have been a registered liquidator for five or more years;
  • have an Australian Business Number (ABN); and
  • be a permanent resident of Australia.
Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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National Shed Development Programme - Round 29 Grant Closes: 7th of March 2025 (Cat 1-4 close 21st of February 2025) Value: Up to $12,250 Run By: Australian Men's Shed Association Further Information: https://mensshed.org/for-mens-sheds/grants-funding/

The National Shed Development Programme (NSDP) provides direct financial assistance to:

  • Address the health and wellbeing of the shed members within the shed environment.
  • Support health education for shed members.
  • Deliver appropriate activities and programmes.
  • Improve facilities and the sustainability of Men’s Sheds across Australia.

Please note the two application closing dates:

  • Categories 1-4: Friday, 21 February 2025
  • Category 5: Friday, 7 March 2025

The NSDP is open to all Men’s Sheds in Australia and is a competitive grants programme. It supports Men’s Sheds and  organisations supporting a Men’s Shed to better respond to the local needs of their community.

Men’s Sheds can apply for financial support across the following funding categories:

  • Category 1 Health, Wellbeing and Events $8,000 maximum
  • Category 2 Shed Improvements $8,000 maximum
  • Category 3 Tools and Equipment $5,000 maximum
  • Category 4 Mental Health, Wellbeing and Events $8,000 maximum
  • Category 5 Defibrillators $2,250 maximum

Who can apply?

  • All Men’s Sheds regardless of their location or membership of AMSA.
  • All Men’s Sheds registered as a legal entity.
  • Men’s Sheds that are not a registered legal entity can have an overseeing sponsor body act on their behalf and apply.
    If a sponsor body acts as an applicant, written consent must be in place in the form of a signed Memorandum of Understanding/Agreement between the Men’s Shed and applying body and this document must accompany the application as an attachment.
    The sponsor body must be a legal or registered entity, such as an Association incorporated under State and Territory Incorporation legislation, and act as a legal entity separate from its individual members that can hold property.
  • Applicants who have previously received funding under the NSDP are eligible to apply and will be required to list all prior funding received both from the NSDP and other government funding. This will be considered by the Evaluation Panel and be provided to the Department of Health and Aged Care.
Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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Disaster Ready Fund - Round Three (2025-26) Grant Closes: 2nd of April 2025 - 5:00 pm Run By: National Emergency Management Agency Further Information: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show?GoUuid=7824c25d-c538-4902-806c-aadbe64ffa4d

The Disaster Ready Fund Round (DRF) is the Australian Government’s flagship disaster resilience and risk reduction initiative

The objectives of the program are to:

  • increase the understanding of natural disaster impacts, as a first step towards reducing the risk of future natural disaster impacts, 
  • increase the resilience, adaptive capacity and/or preparedness of governments, community service organisations and affected communities to future natural disasters to minimise the potential impact of natural hazards and reduce the risk of future natural disasters, and 
  • reduce the exposure to risk, harm and/or severity of a future natural disaster’s impacts, including reducing the recovery burden for governments, cohorts at disproportionate risk, and/or affected communities. 

Round Three (2025-26) of the DRF will build on previous rounds by making a further $200 million available for natural disaster risk reduction and resilience initiatives in 2025-26.

Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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Stronger Communities Programme Round 9 Grant Opened: 14th of February 2025 - 10:00 am Closes: 28th of March 2025 - 5:00 pm Value: $2,500 to $20,000 Run By: Australian Government Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts Further Information: https://business.gov.au/grants-and-programs/stronger-communities-programme-round-9

The Stronger Communities Programme provides grants for community projects to strengthen and benefit local communities and is part of the Government’s 2024-25 Budget initiatives.

The objective of the program is to deliver infrastructure projects that provide social benefits for local communities, by supporting one or more of the following:

  • support or encourage interstate or international tourism
  • support or celebrate Indigenous Australians
  • commemorate Australians killed or injured in war or who contributed to Australia’s war efforts
  • support veterans and defence force members and their families and communities
  • support the participation and settlement of newly arrived (i.e. within the last 5 years) immigrants who are not citizens
  • support the acquisition or deployment of greenhouse gas emissions mitigation measures
  • support the dignity of persons (including children) with disabilities by enhancing their access to public infrastructure
  • support access for children to public infrastructure which enables interstate or overseas travel, accommodation, or education or health care infrastructure or services
  • address gender inequality or discrimination in access to public infrastructure or sport
  • provide medical services or facilities, or services or facilities incidental to the provision of medical services
  • provide benefits to a specific cohort or cohorts of students
  • enable or foster the use of electronic communications.

The intended outcomes of the program are to:

  • encourage and support participation in local projects
  • improve local community participation
  • contribute to vibrant and viable communities.

You can apply if you:

  • are invited to apply by your MP
  • have an Australian business number (ABN)
  • meet the eligibility requirements in section 4.1 of the grant opportunity guidelines.

 

Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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The Les Murray Award Award Closes: 28th of February 2025 Value: Up to $10,000 Run By: Australia for UNHCR Further Information: https://www.unrefugees.org.au/get-involved/awards-and-scholarships/les-murray-award/

The Australia for UNHCR – SBS Les Murray Award for Refugee Recognition recognises and celebrates the contribution of refugees who are shining a light on the situation of forcibly displaced people.

The winner receives $10,000, generously donated by SBS, in recognition of their work to promote positive awareness and understanding of refugees.

The judges invite nominations for individuals who are promoting positive awareness and understanding of refugees.

Nominees must: 

  • Be individuals who have settled in Australia as refugees
  • Demonstrate significant contributions to raising awareness of refugees and forcibly displaced people in Australia 
  • Be committed to continuing to engage the Australian public in support of refugees
  • Show a willingness to engage in Australia for UNHCR and SBS events, and to participate in media coverage as requested
Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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Digital Games Seed Development Program Grant Closes: 24th of February 2025 - 2:00 pm Value: Up to $30,000 Run By: Screen NSW Further Information: https://www.screen.nsw.gov.au/funding-support/digital-games-seed-development-program

Targeted at emerging and small-medium enterprise digital game creators, the fund will provide a grant of up to $30,000 for early-stage game development.

The funds could also be used to cover scoping technical requirements of a games project, exploring commercial, creative and market potential, as well as pitch materials.

The objectives of the program are to:

  • Support NSW game creators to advance early concept original digital games IPs to reach the next stage of development
  • Assist successful applicants to prepare their project to raise additional finance for full-scale development
  • Encourage sustainable growth for the NSW games sector and a diverse pipeline of game talent in NSW.

All applicants need to fulfil the following criteria:

  • If an individual, the applicant must be a NSW resident (i.e., lived and operated in NSW for at least six months immediately before the application)
  • If a company, the applicant must be incorporated in Australia and taken to be registered in NSW, have their central management and control in Australia and carry out business in Australia
  • Applicants must have an ABN
  • Applicants must not be full-time secondary or tertiary students; or employing students who are currently studying games, or a field related to games. Part-time students are assessed on a case-by-case basis.
  • Applicants who are an employee of a Federal or state or territory government screen agency are not eligible to apply
  • An applicant cannot be a licensee of a service under the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (Cth) or a related body corporate of such a licensee (as defined in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth))
  • Applicants must have the right to carry out the project, for example, own or have the licenses of any relevant copyright. If the application is based on a third-party underlying work, applicants must have an appropriate option agreement.  Applicants must be able to demonstrate they have the necessary rights if required by providing chain of title documents.
  • Applicants must have a project team member with a key creative credit on at least one game that has been released to the general public e.g. Steam, itch.io
  • There can be only one application for a particular game. If more than one NSW developer is working on the project, a joint application for the game will need to be made.

Eligible games must be:

  • Intended for public release
  • At concept or early-stage development
  • Completely digital.

Eligible games for funding include:

  • Games for entertainment and serious games
  • Games for any platform including console, desktop, tablet, mobile, VR/AR
  • Multi-player and single-player games.

 

Last Updated: 28th of January 2025
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