Financial Wellbeing and Capability Activity - Financial Wellbeing Hubs

The Australian Government is inviting organisations to apply in an open competitive grant process to deliver services under the Families and Communities Program – Financial Wellbeing and Capability (FWC) Activity – Financial Wellbeing Hubs from 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2030.

Financial Wellbeing Hubs will provide integrated, co-located financial counselling, financial capability and emergency relief (material and financial aid) services, and access to safe and affordable financial products in areas with high levels of financial vulnerability such as socio-economic disadvantage.

Financial Wellbeing Hubs have a strong focus on early intervention and financial capability, while also supporting people who are experiencing financial crisis. Financial Wellbeing Hubs contribute to the FWC Activity by helping eligible people to access information, advice and support to address financial issues, make informed choices and build longer-term financial capability and resilience.

Financial Wellbeing Hubs may be targeted towards First Nations communities, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, youth, people with a disability and people impacted by family and domestic violence.

Applications may involve a consortium of partners, with a lead organisation nominated as the ‘applicant’.

If you are an Unincorporated Association please see the Grant Opportunity Guidelines for more information on eligibility.

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

• Company
• Cooperative
• Corporate Commonwealth Entity
• Corporate State or Territory Entity
• Incorporated Association
• Indigenous Corporation
• Local Government
• Non-Corporate Commonwealth Statutory Authority
• Non-corporate State or Territory Entity
• Non-corporate State or Territory Statutory Authority
• Partnership 
• Statutory Entity.

If you are applying as a Trustee on behalf of a Trust , the Trustee must be one of the eligible entity types listed above.