Aboriginal Affairs NSW 2022-2023 Community and Place Grants Program — NSW

• Applicant must be an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Community-Controlled Organisation (ACCO), or an unincorporated Aboriginal community group with an eligible auspicing organisation. • Applicant organisation must be an eligible legal entity located in New South Wales. • Applicant must be able to enter into a funding agreement with Aboriginal Affairs NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet. • Applicant must have an Australian bank account. • Applicant must have an Australian Business Number (ABN). • Applicant must hold public liability insurance of at least $10000000 per claim, or include the insurance cost in the application. • Projects must be delivered in a local Aboriginal community in New South Wales. • State-wide programs or activities are not eligible. • Projects must contribute to one or more specific Closing the Gap socio-economic outcome targets. • Projects must demonstrate local Aboriginal community support and involvement in development and delivery. • Capital works projects must have property or landowner consent and all planning approvals. • Individuals cannot apply. • For-profit organisations, including Aboriginal businesses, cannot apply. • Federal and state government agencies and bodies cannot apply. • New South Wales public schools cannot apply. • Incorporated not-for-profit organisations not controlled or operated by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people cannot apply. • Unincorporated organisations or groups without an eligible auspicing organisation cannot apply. • Organisations that have not met project requirements, including acquittal and reporting for Aboriginal Affairs NSW funding in the previous two years, cannot apply. • Organisations with redress sanctions under the National Redress Scheme cannot apply.