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Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant — NSW

$30K – $250K available

Cancer Institute NSW

The Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant supports Aboriginal Medical Services to lead targeted quality improvement initiatives that improve cancer care delivery and outcomes for Aboriginal communities in New South Wales. Funding supports collaboration with Primary Health Networks and development of locally relevant, culturally appropriate cancer improvement plans.

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Funding

$30K – $250K

Closed

16 Feb 2026

Duration

until 2027-02-28

Location

New South Wales

Who Can Apply

• Applicant must be a Primary Health Network located in New South Wales • Grant funding must be used to enable the quality collaborative within NSW-based Aboriginal Medical Services • Primary Health Networks must act as the primary grant recipient • Primary Health Networks must administer funds directly to participating Aboriginal Medical Service(s) • Applications must demonstrate sustained and meaningful engagement with Aboriginal Medical Service(s) • Applications must include evidence of co-design and consultation with local Aboriginal communities throughout project development and delivery
Eligible applicants are Primary Health Networks located in New South Wales. Grant funding must be used to enable the quality collaborative within NSW-based Aboriginal Medical Services. Primary Health Networks must act as the primary grant recipient and administer funds directly to the participating Aboriginal Medical Service or services. Applications must demonstrate sustained and meaningful engagement with the Aboriginal Medical Service or services, including evidence of co-design and consultation with local Aboriginal communities throughout project development and delivery.

What's Funded

Funding may support workshops, travel, accommodation, and other activities essential to collaboration between Primary Health Networks and NSW-based Aboriginal Medical Services to develop and implement cancer quality improvement initiatives and Aboriginal Cancer Support Plans.

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Expected Outcomes

Applicants are expected to develop and implement cancer quality improvement initiatives addressing local community needs and produce an Aboriginal Cancer Support Plan covering project scope, governance and co-design, strategy development, evaluation and sustainability, and budget and resourcing. Final reporting, including financial reporting, is due by 28 February 2027.

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Key Information

Applicant Types

non_profit

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communityhealthtrainingother

Keywords

canceraboriginal healthaboriginal medical servicesprimary health networksquality improvementcommunity healthNew South Wales

Official Grant Page

Cancer Institute NSW

Frequently Asked Questions

1

What is the Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant?

The Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant is a non-profit grant offered by Cancer Institute NSW in Australia, providing $30K – $250K in funding. The Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant supports Aboriginal Medical Services to lead targeted quality improvement initiatives that improve cancer care delivery and outcomes for Aboriginal communities in New South Wales. Funding supports collaboration with Primary Health Networks and development of locally relevant, culturally appropriate cancer improvement plans.
2

How much funding does the Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant provide?

The Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant provides $30K – $250K in funding. The typical project duration is until 2027-02-28.
3

Who is eligible for the Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant?

  • Applicant must be a Primary Health Network located in New South Wales
  • Grant funding must be used to enable the quality collaborative within NSW-based Aboriginal Medical Services
  • Primary Health Networks must act as the primary grant recipient
  • Primary Health Networks must administer funds directly to participating Aboriginal Medical Service(s)
  • Applications must demonstrate sustained and meaningful engagement with Aboriginal Medical Service(s)
  • Applications must include evidence of co-design and consultation with local Aboriginal communities throughout project development and delivery
4

When does the Cancer Quality Improvement Collaboration Grant close?

Applications closed on 16 Feb 2026.
5

What activities are funded?

Funding may support workshops, travel, accommodation, and other activities essential to collaboration between Primary Health Networks and NSW-based Aboriginal Medical Services to develop and implement cancer quality improvement initiatives and Aboriginal Cancer Support Plans.
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