Grants to Australian Organisations Program

Grants to Australian Organisations Program is sponsored by Attorney-General's Department (Australian Government). This program runs over 3 years from the 2026–27 financial year. It's a broad program for Australian organizations, so the fit for marketing would depend on how a nonprofit frames its marketing activities within the context of social justice and community benefit.

# Grants | Attorney-General's Department Attorney-General's Department * Attorney-General's Department * Attorney-General's Department * Children and family law * Family Dispute Resolution * Family relationship services * Family Law Information Sharing * First Nations people and family law * International family law and children * Dividing property, finances and superannuation after separation ## Rights and protections * Human rights and anti-discrimination * Protecting the Rights of Older Australians * Review of confidentiality protections in the Royal Commissions Act * A new system of federal administrative review * Alternative dispute resolution * Electronic signatures, documents and transactions * Legislative design and scrutiny * Office of Legal Services Coordination * Criminalisation of the non-consensual sharing of intimate images * Abhorrent violent material * Comprehensive review of the legal framework of the National Intelligence Community * Independent National Security Legislation Monitor * National Security Information Act * Australia's counter-terrorism laws * International counter-terrorism measures * Independent Reviewer of Adverse Security Assessments * Independent Reviewer of Security Clearance Decisions * National Anti-Corruption Commission * Australian Government Register of Lobbyists * Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme * Counter Fraud and Anti-Corruption * Commonwealth Integrity Strategy * International relations ## International relations * Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records (MLETR) * International crime cooperation arrangements * Pacific law and justice program * Private international law * International pro bono lawyers [](https://www.

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Accountability and reporting * Australian Government Solicitor * Commissions and inquiries * Biographical details—Katherine Jones PSM * Biographical details—Chris Collett * Biographical details—Sarah Chidgey * Biographical details—Matthew Blunn * Biographical details—Tamsyn Harvey * Committees and councils * Audit and Risk Committee * Standing Council of Attorneys-General * Commonwealth Parole Board sessional members * Appointments to the Administrative Review Tribunal * List of persons on assessment panel * First Nations Employment Hub * Accountability and reporting * Agency Head gifts and benefits register * Attorney-General’s Department Artificial Intelligence Transparency Statement * Campaign certification statements * Commonwealth legal services expenditure * Gifts and benefits register * The personal information we hold and how you can access and correct it * Privacy Impact Assessment Register * Public Interest Certificates * Public interest disclosure * Report fraud against the department * Solicitor-General gifts and benefits register * Scheme for Compensation for Detriment caused by Defective Administration We give grants to state and territory governments, local councils and community organisations to support a range of law and justice initiatives.

We manage our grants program in line with the Commonwealth Grants Rules and Guidelines and our grants management guidelines. Visit GrantConnectto find any of our current and upcoming grant opportunities. You will need to apply for these grants in accordance with the instructions contained in the respective Grant Opportunity Guidelines published on GrantConnect.

Find out more about our current grant programs by visiting the GrantConnect website. Grant Connect, the Australian Government's grant information system, is the authoritative source of information in relation to all grant opportunities and grant opportunity guidelines. The Attorney-General's Department operates a range of grant programs including the Commonwealth legal financial assistance scheme.

That scheme covers funding that helps people to meet legal representation and disbursements costs in proceedings involving Commonwealth law, or in circumstances that give rise to a special Commonwealth public interest, and where legal aid is not available. This includes schemes that cover Royal Commissions, Native Title Respondent funding, overseas child abduction and serious overseas criminal matters.

## Download a record of historical grants Visit GrantConnect to access records of grants approved **after** 31 December 2017. Download a record of grants approved **before** 31 December 2017. * Information Publication Scheme * Australian Government Solicitor * Independent National Security Legislation Monitor