Funding and Grant opportunities

Our work is organised around Impact Areas, which are revised following research and wide consultation with stakeholders as part of our strategic planning process.
 
The Impact Areas are currently alleviating homelessness; increasing community resilience to withstand major social and health challenges; reducing urban impacts on the natural environment; and reducing education and economic inequality.

Full entries must include three copies of the book and be accompanied by a completed application form, giving author’s full name and postal address. Applications are due by 31 January 2020.

The Stockholm Water Prize recognizes women, men and organizations who have made outstanding contributions to the sustainable use and protection of the world’s water resources.

All applicants must also focus on at least one of Healthway’s strategic priorities; increasing healthy eating, increasing physical activity, improving mental health, preventing harm from alcohol, creating a smoke-free WA and Aboriginal health.

NOTE: At least one Chief Investigator must be based and reside in WA for the duration of the grant.  The first named Chief Investigator and the administering organisation can be based outside of WA as long as the central focus of the research is on WA.

Various research fellowships and grants now open to support scholars who need to use the archival holdings of the JFK Library.

The Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund offers grants to organisations for projects that deliver exceptional opportunities for Australian authors, journalists, artists and key industry stakeholders in the writing, publishing, education, and visual arts sectors.

With these grants, our aim is to support our members and key industry stakeholders to create, award, present, publish, and offer significant development and career sustaining opportunities for writers and visual artists.