Grants in Education & Training
VIC AusNet Energy Resilience Community Fund: Energy Resilience Grants and Energy Education and Literacy Grants
Grants up to $50,000
VIC grants for community energy resilience projects and energy education across AusNet’s electricity distribution area
Powering Australia – Battery Workforce Skills and Training (BWST) Grants Program
Total funding pool of $800,000 per year
The Battery Workforce Skills and Training (BWST) Grants Program supports Australian businesses and organisations to upskill and retrain their existing workforce across the battery value chain. The program aims to address skills shortages, improve battery safety and build a future‑ready workforce aligned with Australia’s clean energy transition.
ACT Vocational Education and Training (VET) Completions Grants Program
up to $250,000
The ACT VET Completions Grants Program aims to support eligible VET providers, employers and community organisations to deliver targeted, learner‑centred supports that improve training completion and transition into sustainable employment, particularly for priority learner groups across the ACT.
WA Creative Learning Program – Collaborations
Funding up to $60,000 is available.
The WA Creative Learning Program – Collaborations supports projects that connect Western Australian creatives with schools to deliver arts-based learning that extends beyond traditional arts curriculum areas. The program aims to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes by embedding creative processes across curriculum areas. Funded activities focus on collaboration between artists, educators and school communities, supporting access to enriched learning experiences for students from kindergarten to Year 12. The program also builds the creative learning capacity of educators and creative practitioners, with a strong emphasis on inclusion, disadvantage and regional access. Activities must demonstrate cross-curricular alignment, student engagement and meaningful collaboration between creative practitioners and schools.
WA Mentally Healthy Workplaces Grant Program
Funding up to $200,000 per year is available.
The WA Mentally Healthy Workplaces (MHW) Grant Program provides funding to support the creation of safer workplaces by improving how organisations understand, identify and manage psychosocial hazards. Delivered by WorkSafe WA within the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety, the program supports initiatives that help prevent work-related psychological harm and strengthen compliance with psychosocial work health and safety duties. The program focuses on practical, accessible outputs that workplaces can readily apply, with an emphasis on building foundational capability across industries and workforce groups. Funding is delivered through a competitive, two-stage model, with the current guidelines outlining stage one initiatives focused on awareness and understanding. The program operates from 2025–26 to 2028–29 and is intended to build on the outcomes achieved in the initial funding round completed in 2024–25.
AFL Breaking New Ground Program
Grants from $50,000-$250,000
AFL Breaking New Ground supports planning and delivery of new or upgraded football facilities on schools and innovative sites.
NSW Start Strong for Long Day Care Program
Grants up to $200,000
NSW Start Strong Long Day Care 2026: fee relief and preschool funding for eligible services. Program runs 1 Jan–31 Dec 2026.
WA Supporting School Canteens Program
Grants from $50,000-$250,000
WA Supporting School Canteens Program: up to $250k for canteen equipment and upgrades. Closes 8 May 2026.
Reconnection, Employment and Learning (REAL) Innovation Fund
Funding typically from $430,000-$5.1 million
Federal REAL Program Phase 2 funds culturally safe mentoring for First Nations people exiting justice settings.
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