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Find similar grantsPeer Support and Capacity Building Grants is sponsored by National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). Provides funding for community-based peer support and capacity-building programs for people with disability.
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In June 2024, the Australian Government announced a grant round to fund community-based peer supports and capacity-building supports. The NDIA awarded these grants in late November to early December 2024. The NDIA will award almost $40 million (GST inclusive) over 2 years to the 69 successful applicants.
We received a high volume of quality applications for this grant round. We appreciate the time applicants took to provide high quality responses, and thank all applicants for their patience as we carefully assessed all applications. These recipients will receive a range of funding, depending on the scale and nature of their program.
The programs being delivered through this funding are a combination of local, state based, national and online programs. The NDIA recognises the valuable role these organisations play in the disability ecosystem, helping people with disability build their skills and connect with others who have shared similar experiences. These grants are being delivered to small community-based, disability-led organisations.
This is a one-off grant round delivered by the NDIA, providing up to $20 million per year in funding over 2 years, with the possibility of a one-year extension. We are delivering these grants so that people with disability can keep accessing supports while governments and the disability sector work together to design foundational supports.
This one-off grant round sits alongside the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing's Information, Linkages and Capacity-Building grants program . ## List of grant recipients We are working through the process of executing agreements with all successful applicants. As agreements are executed, details will be published on GrantConnect .
1. Ability Advocates Pty Ltd 2. ACT Down Syndrome And Intellectual Disability Association Inc. 3.
Able Minds Aged Care And Disability Services Pty Ltd 4. Advocacy For Inclusion Incorporated 5. Agape Disability Services Pty Ltd 6.
Aspergers Victoria Incorporated 7. Autism Awareness Australia Ltd 8. Advocacy WA Incorporated 9.
Believe And Become Pty Ltd 10. Incentive Employment Pty Ltd 11. Asperger Services Australia Ltd 12.
Community Resource Unit Ltd 13. CTA Careconnect Pty Ltd 14. Autism Community Network Limited 15.
Deafblind West Australians Inc 16. Epilepsy Queensland Inc. 17. Down Syndrome Queensland Ltd 19.
First Choice Allied Health Pty Ltd 21. Football Futures Foundation Limited 22. Disability Resources Centre Inc 23.
"Get Real" International Pty Ltd 24. Down Syndrome Association Of Western Australia Inc 25. Carolina Castelblanco Castro T/A Horizons Projects 26.
Illawarra Multicultural Services Inc 27. Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Community College Incorporated 29. Family And Child Consultants Pty Ltd 30.
Get Started Disability Support Australia Ltd 31. Young People In Nursing Homes National Alliance 33. Kin Disability Advocacy Inc 34.
Jessie Carrie Pty Ltd (Coral Coast Coordination) 35. Limbs 4 Life Incorporated 36. Kindred Community Ltd 39.
Leena Purathure, T/A Serene Care World Pty Ltd 40. Microboards Australia Ltd 41. Mettle Consulting Pty Ltd (NT Lived Experience Network) 42.
M. K Benjamin & R. S Wright (South West Allied Therapies) 43.
Motor Neurone Disease Assoc Of Australia Incorporated 44. Muscular Dystrophy Association Of New South Wales 45. Muscular Dystrophy Queensland Ltd 46.
Parkinson's Victoria Ltd Operating As Fight Parkinson's 49. New Mornings Ministries Inc 50. Rare Voices Australia Ltd 51.
Physical Disability Council Of NSW Incorporated 52. Outback Independent Living Inc 54. Cairo Bright, Community Kids Connect Pty Ltd - T/A Project Home Unity 55.
Ripple Ability Pty Ltd. 56. Self Management Hub Incorporated 57. Shopfront Arts Co-Op Ltd 58.
The Trevean Foundation Pty Ltd 59. The Trustee For Mindspace Trust (Mindspace Consulting) 60. Sport Inclusion Australia 61.
Youth Disability Advocacy Network Inc 62. Africare Community Services Inc. 63. Tourette Syndrome Association Of Australia (TSAA) 64.
Tribe Finder App Pty Ltd T/A Kaboose 65. Weeroona Association Inc 66. Wide Bay Advocacy Inc 67.
Social Science Translated Pty Ltd 68. Wauchope Community Arts Council Incorporated
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based, disability-led organizations; projects must support people with disability. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Peer Support and Capacity Building Grants is funded by National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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