Grants

The purpose of the IPCA Legal and Social Support Services grant opportunity is to manage and deliver a national legal and social support service for families affected by international parental child abduction.

The Smith Family’s Growing Careers Project will support up to 76,725 disadvantaged students from Years 8-12 (or equivalent) to complete Year 12 (or equivalent) and successfully transition from school to work or further education and training.

The program will create a Holocaust Education digital platform, using the Anti-Defamation Commission’s newly-designed Holocaust-related curriculum and education resources to provide unique interactive experiences for students. 

The IMA program will support Year 4-10 students across Australia with an Australian Curriculum-aligned education package that will immerse students in an interactive, educational and cross-cultural environment of the heritage of Muslims in Australia.

These Grants provide up to $1.1M per year over 3 years (2020-21 to 2022-23), for Ranger organisations with fee-for-service arrangements to undertake capability building activities to enhance their ability to do biosecurity work.

Volunteer Grants form part of the government’s work to support volunteers, as well as to encourage and increase participation in volunteering. The grants provide small amounts of money that organisations and community groups can use to help their volunteers.