Cervical Screening Primary Care Grants — NSW

• Eligible applicants include Aboriginal Medical Services, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, and Women’s Health Centres that provide primary care services to the community. • Eligible applicants also include Primary Health Networks located in low-participation areas: Western New South Wales, South Western Sydney, Nepean Blue Mountains, Western Sydney, and Murrumbidgee. • The lead applicant must deliver cervical screening services directly to the community and cannot rely on external providers to do so. • Applicants must have met all obligations from any previously funded Cancer Institute NSW projects, including acceptable progress, final, and financial reports. • Organisations must have access to cervical screening history and eligibility via the National Cancer Screening Register. • Lead applicants who applied for a 2025 Cervical Screening Integration Grant must propose a different project for this grant. • Ineligible applicants include organisations already receiving grant funding under the National Cervical Screening Elimination Strategy for primary health care quality improvement activities. • Primary Health Networks not listed in the eligible regions are not eligible. • Projects delivered outside New South Wales are not eligible for funding. • Funding cannot be used for capital purchases exceeding $10,000, ongoing clinical service salaries, cash-based screening incentives, Medicare claims or pathology testing fees, administration or overhead fees, or partnering solely to administer cervical screening.