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Tertiary Transformation Grants is a grant from the Queensland Mental Health Commission that funds innovative projects reforming tertiary mental health and alcohol and other drug services in Queensland.
The program supports collaborations and initiatives that transform how specialist mental health services are delivered, with an emphasis on systemic change, lived experience integration, and improved outcomes for Queenslanders experiencing severe mental illness. Organisations working in mental health, AOD services, and related sectors are eligible to apply.
Grants of up to $250,000 per priority area are available, with funding directed toward projects that demonstrate the potential for sustainable, scalable service transformation.
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5 million to strengthen suicide prevention, alcohol and other drugs, and stigma reduction education and outcomes in Queensland’s tertiary sector. Current status : Closed for applications. Visit the Commission’s SmartyGrants to view the full funding opportunity.
The Tertiary Transformation Grants have been established to: strengthen alcohol and other drugs and suicide prevention workforce capability and improve suicide prevention outcomes and supports in Queensland’s tertiary education sector. A total funding pool of $1. 5 million is available, with up to $250,000 per priority area, per application.
These grants support innovative initiatives that align with the following priority areas: Priority area 1: Suicide prevention programs Develop and embed suicide prevention competencies into tertiary curricula, co-designed with people with lived-living experience (LLE) of suicide, to build a skilled future workforce.
Priority area 2: Alcohol and other drugs (AOD) and stigma reduction programs Develop and embed AOD competencies and stigma reduction into tertiary curricula, co-designed with people with LLE of AOD use.
Priority Area 3: Transforming suicide prevention responses in tertiary education Design, implement, evaluate, and promote settings-based suicide prevention and postvention initiatives, co-designed with students, staff, and people with LLE of suicide, to improve responses and reduce stigma in tertiary settings.
The tertiary education sector, including universities and vocational education and training (VET) providers, are a critical pathway for developing Queensland’s suicide prevention and AOD workforce. Tertiary education providers equip students with knowledge, skills, and non-stigmatising approaches to support people experiencing suicidal distress or AOD concerns.
They are also a key setting for suicide prevention, as students and staff may experience risk factors such as financial stress, sleep disruption, study pressure, and social stigma. These grants will enhance workforce capability, improve suicide prevention responses, and promote awareness of AOD and suicide prevention career pathways.
The Commission was seeking to engage suppliers with the capabilities and experience to deliver innovative, evidence-informed initiative(s) that address one or more of the following objectives: Embed co-designed, evidence-based knowledge and skills in tertiary curricula Measure stigma and stigma-reduction outcomes through curriculum, communication, and engagement activities Strengthen the suicide prevention and AOD workforce by improving education-to-employment pathways Enhance access to evidence-based suicide prevention and postvention support for students and staff.
How does this support reform?
The Tertiary Transformation Grants deliver actions under: Every Life: The Queensland Suicide Prevention Plan 2019–2029 to strengthen tertiary settings and workforce pathways, Achieving Balance: The Queensland Alcohol & Other Drugs Plan 2022–2027 to enhance tertiary curriculum content and promote AOD careers, and Suicide prevention, AOD, Stigma & discrimination Health system performance Mental health & wellbeing Social & economic opportunity Lived experience-led reform Partnerships and stakeholders Other state & national reforms Lifetime Achievement Awards Mindframe reporting guidelines Queensland Mental Health Commission PO Box 13027 George Street Brisbane Queensland 4003 Phone 1300 855 945 | Fax 07 3405 9780 Jobs in Queensland government
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tertiary education providers in Queensland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $250,000 per priority area. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Tertiary Transformation Grants is funded by Queensland Mental Health Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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