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Comprehensive Primary Health Care - ACCHS Division of Service Delivery
Department of Health, Disability and Ageing · Australia
This grant opportunity provides funding under the Indigenous Australians’ Health Programme Comprehensive Primary Health Care stream to selected Aboriginal community-controlled health services in local communities. It supports sustainable, culturally safe, multidisciplinary and integrated primary health care delivery for First Nations people.
Funding
Up to $28M
Deadline
Rolling / Ongoing
Location
Australia
Who Can Apply
• Have received an invitation to apply from the department
• Have been assessed by an independent consultancy service procured by the department as having the capability and supporting infrastructure to deliver the grant activities
• Due to geography, be or will be considered the most appropriate Aboriginal community-controlled health service to continue providing comprehensive primary health care service delivery in their respective communities
• If relevant, be currently delivering comprehensive primary health care under a subcontract agreement
• Be an eligible Aboriginal community-controlled health service (ACCHS)
To be eligible, an organisation must have received an invitation to apply from the department; have been assessed by an independent consultancy service procured by the department as having the capability and supporting infrastructure to deliver the grant activities; due to geography, be or will be considered the most appropriate Aboriginal community-controlled health service to continue providing comprehensive primary health care service delivery in their respective communities; and, if relevant, be currently delivering comprehensive primary health care under a subcontract agreement. Only ACCHSs that satisfy the eligibility criteria for this non-competitive process will be eligible.
What's Funded
Delivery of essential primary health care including general practice and clinical services, population health programs, support for essential clinical services, antenatal care and child, maternal and family health services, chronic disease prevention, detection and management, investment in priority health areas, and continuous quality improvement activities.Expected Outcomes
Grantees are expected to provide high quality, culturally safe, multidisciplinary and integrated comprehensive primary health care for First Nations communities, maintain sustainable service delivery, and improve health system effectiveness and long-term service reform.Key Information
Applicant Types
indigenous_organisationnon_profit
Stage
established
Funding Purposes
communityhealthother
Keywords
Indigenous healthAboriginal community-controlled health servicesprimary health careFirst Nationscommunity healthclinical serviceschronic diseasematernal and child health
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Comprehensive Primary Health Care - ACCHS Division of Service Delivery?
The Comprehensive Primary Health Care - ACCHS Division of Service Delivery is a non-profit grant offered by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing in Australia, providing Up to $28M in funding. This grant opportunity provides funding under the Indigenous Australians’ Health Programme Comprehensive Primary Health Care stream to selected Aboriginal community-controlled health services in local communities. It supports sustainable, culturally safe, multidisciplinary and integrated primary health care delivery for First Nations people.
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How much funding does the Comprehensive Primary Health Care - ACCHS Division of Service Delivery provide?
The Comprehensive Primary Health Care - ACCHS Division of Service Delivery provides Up to $28M in funding.
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Who is eligible for the Comprehensive Primary Health Care - ACCHS Division of Service Delivery?
- Have received an invitation to apply from the department
- Have been assessed by an independent consultancy service procured by the department as having the capability and supporting infrastructure to deliver the grant activities
- Due to geography, be or will be considered the most appropriate Aboriginal community-controlled health service to continue providing comprehensive primary health care service delivery in their respective communities
- If relevant, be currently delivering comprehensive primary health care under a subcontract agreement
- Be an eligible Aboriginal community-controlled health service (ACCHS)
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When does the Comprehensive Primary Health Care - ACCHS Division of Service Delivery close?
Applications close on 30 June 2028. This is a rolling program — new rounds may open.
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What activities are funded?
Delivery of essential primary health care including general practice and clinical services, population health programs, support for essential clinical services, antenatal care and child, maternal and family health services, chronic disease prevention, detection and management, investment in priority health areas, and continuous quality improvement activities.
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