Grants in Education & Training
Building Excellence in Support and Training (BEST) Program 2026–27
Total grant funding of up to $58.6 million
Federal funding supporting ex‑service organisations delivering free veteran compensation and wellbeing advocacy services.
TAS – MyState Foundation Community Partnerships (Education & Social Connection)
Funding up to $100K
Tasmania: MyState Foundation Partnerships offer up to $100k over 2 years for youth education or social connection. Closes 1 May 2026.
100 Women Grants Program 2026
Funding up to $50,000 is available
Grants of up to $50,000 for Australian charities supporting projects that empower women and girls.
NSW Cancer Council NSW Project Grants 2027
Funding up to $600,000
NSW funding for cancer research projects delivering community impact and lived experience‑led outcomes.
WA Community Stewardship Grants 2026
Funding up to $450,000
WA funding supporting community‑led natural resource management, conservation and environmental stewardship projects.
QLD Skilling Queenslanders for Work – Work Skills Traineeships
$38 million funding pool
This program supports disadvantaged Queenslanders into employment through paid work placements and nationally recognised traineeships. Funding supports community based projects that combine training with real work experience to improve job readiness. The program forms part of the Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative.
QLD Skilling Queenslanders for Work – Get Set for Work
Up to $284,000
This program supports disadvantaged Queenslanders to improve employability and transition into work, training or further education. Funding supports integrated training, work readiness and job placement activities tailored to participant needs. The program forms part of the Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative.
QLD Skilling Queenslanders for Work – Community Foundation Skills
Up to $135,600
This program supports disadvantaged Queenslanders with low literacy, numeracy and digital skills. Funding supports the delivery of customised foundation skills training that improves employability and supports pathways into further training or work. The program forms part of the Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative.
QLD Skilling Queenslanders for Work – Community Work Skills
Up to $478,000
This program supports community based projects that deliver tailored training and employment assistance to disadvantaged job seekers in Queensland. Funding supports non accredited training combined with employability skills development and pathways into work. The program forms part of the Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative.
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