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Individual Grants is sponsored by Variety – the Children's Charity of Washington. Variety WA's Individual Grants help provide practical support that can make a meaningful difference in the lives of WA children and their families. They provide funding for adaptive equipment, therapies, and resources that help children move, grow, and thrive.
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Individual Grants - Variety Victoria How We Help Individual children in Victoria Personalised funding for the purchase of items or services that meet a child’s unique needs. Check Eligibility & Apply What can an Individual Grant cover? While the individual programs we provide may not be unique, the breadth of our support for children is unmatched.
Giving the gift of freedom, independence, exercise and joy to children who are living with a disability, illness, experiencing disadvantage, or those who have never been fortunate enough to have a bike of their own. Check Eligibility & Apply Assistance to access trained assistance dogs that support children with disability or illness, helping improve safety, independence, emotional wellbeing and participation in everyday life.
Hearing and Communication Aids Grants for hearing aids, speech-generating devices and other communication technologies to help children with hearing loss or communication difficulties. Assistance to access medical equipment, such as insulin pumps and other medical consumables, helping children maintain their health, independence and quality of life.
Assistance to access mobility aids such as modified strollers, walkers or adapted bikes, giving children greater independence and freedom of movement. Assistance to access assistive technology such as communication devices, tablets or specialised software, helping children improve communication, learning and independence in everyday life.
Support for purchasing sensory tools and equipment, such as fidget devices, weighted blankets or sensory swings, designed to improve a child’s learning, focus and wellbeing. Every child’s needs are different. Our Individual Grants offer flexible, personalised assistance to ensure children can access the tools, resources and experiences they need to thrive.
Individual grant applications are now open. Applications close on Friday, 21 August 2026. Check Eligibility & Apply Our team can guide you through the process.
If you are unsure about your eligibility or need help completing the form, please contact us. The Variety Scholarship Program Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of Grahame Mapp and the Grahame Mapp Family Foundation. A custom wheelchair for comfort and independence for Siris For a child facing complex medical and mobility challenges, everyday life was filled with discomfort and long stretches spent lying down.
Sixteen-year-old Cale has always been an adventurer at heart Sixteen-year-old Cale has always been an adventurer at heart. He’s cheeky, enjoys listening to music and loves the great outdoors. But for much of his life, the simple act of joining in with his friends and family has come with some challenges.
Cale was diagnosed with cerebral palsy just before his first birthday, after his […] The first bilateral patient to receive 3D-printed ears With support from Variety, Jack became the first bilateral patient to receive 3D-printed ears. Guided by her love of music, she transforms her challenges into creativity She transforms challenges into creativity — using braille to read, and sound to connect with the world around her.
Ava Beat Cancer Twice in Two Years At just five years old, Ava Stephens has shown extraordinary courage beyond her years. Variety Marks 50 Years at Government House Variety Australia marked 50 remarkable years of helping children in need with a special celebration at Government House, NSW.
Joined by founders, patrons, and supporters, the evening also saw the launch of the first-ever International Heart of Variety Award — presented to Katie O’Donnell, whose journey from grant recipient to leader at Variety WA embodies the spirit of resilience, hope, and heart that defines the Variety family.
Brayden opens up about the challenges of growing up with a disability A powerful reminder that with passion, resilience, and the right support, anything is possible. Be the first to hear about grant rounds, scholarships and upcoming events, along with updates on how we’re supporting children who are sick, experiencing disadvantage or living with disability across Victoria.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Children in Washington state and their families who may be eligible for support. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Individual Grants is funded by Variety – the Children's Charity of Washington. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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