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Move Improve Remove grants What are the Move Improve Remove grants? Injury Matters delivers two Stay On Your Feet ® Move Improve Remove campaigns each year, focusing on modifiable risk factors for falls under the Move Your Body, Improve Your Health and Remove Hazards messages. For each campaign, Move Improve Remove grants of up to $5,000 (plus GST) are available, up to a total of $15,000 (plus GST) per round.
The Move Improve Remove grants program provides groups and organisations with the opportunity to deliver falls prevention programs targeting older adults within their community. The capacity building nature of the Move Improve Remove grant program allows Injury Matters to support groups and foster skills among applicants through grant coaching.
Coaching may include identifying project need, project planning, evaluation or how to increase project sustainability. The grant program also contributes to raising awareness among community members of campaign-focused falls prevention strategies. Injury Matters will award up to $5,000 (plus GST) per grant for eligible organisations and community groups to deliver falls prevention projects within their community.
Applicants do not need to apply for the full amount and are encouraged to seek in-kind support where possible to allow opportunities for additional projects to be funded. The Move Improve Remove grants program provides groups and organisations with the opportunity to deliver falls prevention programs within their community.
Grant-funded programs may be appropriate for filling a gap in services, increasing access to services or improving falls prevention systems. Using grant funding to pilot a new program allows applicants to demonstrate the viability and effectiveness of a program, which can assist with obtaining ongoing funding.
The Stay On Your Feet ® grants program process consists of the submission of a Grant Application, which is then assessed by a panel of professionals who score and select successful grant recipients. How Injury Matters can support you Applicants are encouraged to contact Injury Matters during the application process to discuss grant ideas and receive guidance on how to optimise their application.
Injury Matters provides coaching and support for all applicants for areas including program planning, implementation, and evaluation. Request grant coaching or support Injury Matters would like to promote the great activities being delivered around WA and will work with grant recipients on media releases, articles and promotional opportunities as appropriate.
Upcoming Move Improve Remove Grants Grant Round Grant Delivery Period Grant Applications Open Grant Applications Close Improve Your Health (closed) March-May 2026 August 2025 7 November 2025 Remove Hazards September- November 2026 April 2026 June 2026 Move Your Body March-May 2027 August 2026 November 2026 Plan your project with the WA Community Impact Hub Planner The Community Impact Planner contains three tools that can help you plan your project and present it to others.
The planner will help you understand your vision, plan your impact and report on the outcomes of your project. You can complete all three tools, or just select and export the one you need. Each tool in the Community Impact Planner is designed to help with a different part of planning a program.
Theory of Change- Understand your vision Logic model- Plan your impact Measure your outcomes – Evaluation planner Click here to learn more and use the WA Community Impact Planner Free falls prevention resources. Program training, news, and events. Apply for a community-based falls prevention grant.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community groups and not-for-profit organisations, health and fitness professionals, community workers working with older adults, retirement and lifestyle villages, physiotherapy clinics, and local governments. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Move Your Body Grants (Stay On Your Feet® Move Improve Remove campaigns) is funded by Injury Matters. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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