Information, Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) - Jurisdictional Based Grants NSW, SA & ACT

Grant Category Services for People with Disabilities
Grant Status Closed
Delivered on behalf of
Selection process
State/Territory Australian Capital Territory New South Wales South Australia
Closing Date/Time AEDT

Please note feedback for this round is available below.

The Australian Government is inviting organisations using an open competitive process to apply to deliver activities under the Community Inclusion and Capacity Development (CICD) – Implementing Information, Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) – ILC Jurisdictional Based Grants in New South Wales (NSW), South Australia (SA) and Australian Capital Territory (ACT) from July 2018 to June 2020.

ILC is all about inclusion of people with disability. It is about creating connections between people with disability and their communities. One way the NDIA wants to help create those connections is through providing grants to organisations.

The objective of the ILC Jurisdictional Based Grants – NSW-SA-ACT funding round is to facilitate the roll out of ILC in these jurisdictions. This objective will be achieved by funding organisations to implement activities that deliver outcomes for people with disability, their families and carers in each of the following four Activity Areas of the ILC Policy:

  • Information, linkages and referrals
  • Capacity building for mainstream services
  • Community awareness and capacity building
  • Individual capacity building.

The NDIA encourages applications from organisations for proven and/or innovative models of delivery across all Activity Areas that increase the independence, social and community participation of people with a disability. The activities funded will meet identified needs and interests of people with disability, and will reflect a contemporary, positive and progressive approach to inclusion.

More information

More information about the services under the Information, Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) – Jurisdictional Bases Grants and their delivery, as well as requirements for applicants can be found in the following documents that form the Grant Opportunity:

  • Grant Opportunity Guidelines
  • Questions and Answers may be updated throughout the application open period where any question addressed raises new information. The question and answer period will close at 5:00pm AEDT Thursday 23 November 2017 to ensure answers to questions can be published before the application closing date. No further questions will be answered from this date until the conclusion of the selection process
  • Budget Template (for Grants Over $10,000)
  • Sample Application – Grants Under $10,000
  • Application Form – Under $10,000
  • Sample Application – Grants $10,000 and Over
  • Streamlined Grant Agreement – General Grant Conditions
  • Key Questions from Application Form

An Easy English version of the Grant Opportunity Guidelines are available. Please note the Easy English versions do not replace the original Grant Opportunity Guidelines for this round. The Grant Opportunity Guidelines highlight what you need to know to make an application for an ILC Jurisdictional Based Grant (NSW, SA and ACT).

The ILC Toolkit provides further information about ILC and can help organisations prepare grant applications.

The NDIA has released a webcast to help organisations understand the ILC Jurisdictional Based Grants – NSW-SA-ACT funding round.

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Contacting the Community Grants Hub

If you would like assistance please call the Community Grants Hub Hotline on 1800 020 283 and/or support@communitygrants.gov.au.

More information about the Community Grants Hub can be found at the Community Grants Hub website.

Please quote 2017-1155 – ILC Jurisdictional Based Grants when you phone or email the Community Grants Hub.