Supporting our community means ensuring that everyone has access to the resources they need. On this page, you’ll find a comprehensive list of available grants for Queenslanders.
Whether you’re a local business owner, community group, or individual seeking financial support for a project, this page will keep you informed about the latest grant opportunities and how to apply. Stay tuned for regular updates on new funding and how to access it!
Supports small businesses with training, website development, and marketing.
Provides funding to improve efficiency and productivity.
Assists high-growth businesses with funding to accelerate expansion.
Supports innovation, startups, and entrepreneurs (Advance Queensland).
Funds projects to protect Queensland’s environment.
Supports waste reduction initiatives.
Helps conservation projects, including koala protection.
Grants for equipment and training for sports clubs.
Funds innovative programs to increase physical activity.
Supports Indigenous communities in sports participation.
Supports businesses with social impact.
Helps Indigenous artists and organizations grow their businesses.
Provides funding and mentoring for tourism-related businesses.
The Aged Care Capital Assistance Program (ACCAP) provides grants to build, extend, or upgrade aged care services or to build staff accommodation where older Australians have limited or no access.
Eligible organisations can apply for grants of up to $2,000 to host inclusive events and activities during Queensland Seniors Month (1—31 October).
Seniors Month is all about promoting positive community attitudes towards older people and ageing while providing opportunities for older Queenslanders to connect with each other and their communities.
Applications close on Friday 28 March 2025. Find out more and apply today: https://qldseniorsmonth.smartygrants.com.au/
Grants available for young Queenslanders aged 12-25 to host impactful community events during this time.
Grants of up to $5,000 (including GST) are offered to support these initiatives. To apply, individuals must partner with a local community group or organisation.
Application due by February 23, 2025.
For primary producers, small businesses, and non-profits affected by severe weather in Burdekin, Cairns, Cassowary Coast, Hinchinbrook, Palm Island, Townsville, and Yarrabah.
Loan amount: Up to $250,000.
Eligible expenses: Repairing/replacing equipment, buildings, and restocking.
The Connected Communities Grant Program, supports Australia’s remote, rural, and regional communities with $600,000 to foster inclusion and resilience over three years.
Applications close at 5pm on Thursday 20th of March 2025.
Government-funded program supporting flood mitigation and resilience projects in areas like Bundaberg, Burdekin, Cairns, Cook Shire, and Hinchinbrook.
Opening 13 February and closing 13 March 2025 (4pm).
Victim Assist Queensland provides financial assistance to victims of violent crime in Queensland to help them recover. Victim Assist can only provide financial assistance to victims of violent crime, including domestic violence, who were injured by another person or due to dangerous driving (person on person crime).
If you need assistance with writing a Victim Impact Statement (VIS), you can contact Victim Support service or a legal professional for guidance on how to effectively communicate the impact of the crime on your life. All victims of crime who wish to submit a VIS to the court can access this service. VIS may also be able to assist with financial relief but this is determined on a case by case basis.
Contact Victims Support Queensland at 1300 546 587 during business hours. You can also email VictimAssist@justice.qld.gov.au.
In April 2024, the Queensland Government announced a $10 million dollar investment into a Towing of Motor Vehicles Scheme to provide financial assistance to victims of vehicle theft.
The scheme aims to ease financial burden for victims of vehicle theft and enhance community confidence among Queensland communities.
For more information, email: towing.state@police.qld.gov.au.
Offers emergency funds, safe banking options, and financial counseling.
More info: CommBank Next Chapter
Emergency relief for accommodation, food, and financial hardship.
Phone: 13 SALVOS (13 72 58)
More info: Salvation Army Support
A one-off payment for people escaping domestic violence.
Apply via Services Australia: Centrelink DV Assistance
Helps cover rental bonds and emergency accommodation.
More info: Qld Housing Assistanc
Financial relief for vulnerable individuals, including those escaping domestic violence and assistance with essential household expenses.
More info: Red Cross Household Relief
Provides immediate financial support for customers affected by domestic violence.
More info: Westpac DV Support
Offers specialist support and financial solutions for those experiencing domestic violence.
More info: NAB DV Assistance
