Aboriginal Languages Sector Development Program 2025 — NSW

• Applicant must be a New South Wales-based Aboriginal Language Organisation whose primary activities relate to revitalisation and transmission of New South Wales Aboriginal Languages. • Applicant must be an incorporated not-for-profit Aboriginal Community organisation. • Eligible entity types include: 51% or more Aboriginal Owned and Controlled charity registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission; 51% or more Aboriginal Owned and Controlled not-for-profit organisation that commits to applying for Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission registration before funding agreement; New South Wales Local Aboriginal Land Council; or Aboriginal Corporation registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006. • Applicant must have an Australian Business Number and be registered for Goods and Services Tax. • Applicant must hold current and valid public liability insurance of 10000000 per individual claim. • Applicant must have received 2 previous grants from the Aboriginal Languages Trust under the Sustainable Funding Program and/or Partnership Funding Program. • Applicant must be able to provide acquittal documentation for at least 2 previous Aboriginal Languages Trust grants. • Applicant must provide a Community Languages Plan or Organisational Strategic Plan, or a combined plan. • Applicant must provide evidence of local and/or regional community engagement in development of the plan. • Ineligible applicants include individuals and sole traders. • Ineligible applicants include federal, state or local government agencies and bodies, including public schools and hospitals. • Ineligible applicants include schools, universities, TAFE, adult education and adult and community education organisations. • Ineligible applicants include for-profit organisations, including Aboriginal businesses. • Ineligible applicants include unincorporated organisations or groups. • Ineligible applicants include organisations that have not met Aboriginal Languages Trust project requirements, including acquittal and reporting, for funding received in the previous two years. • Ineligible applicants include organisations found to have provided false or misleading information in previous Aboriginal Languages Trust grant applications. • Applicants cannot apply through an auspice arrangement if they are otherwise ineligible.