Integrated Service Delivery
DE · Australia
This funding category supports integrated services that improve parents' and carers' wellbeing, parenting skills, and children's early learning and development. It includes Early Years Places that act as one-stop shops for families to access multiple services and referrals.
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Up to $3.6M
Location
Queensland
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What is the Integrated Service Delivery?
The Integrated Service Delivery is a non-profit grant offered by DE in Australia, providing Up to $3.6M in funding. This funding category supports integrated services that improve parents' and carers' wellbeing, parenting skills, and children's early learning and development. It includes Early Years Places that act as one-stop shops for families to access multiple services and referrals.
How much funding does the Integrated Service Delivery provide?
The Integrated Service Delivery provides Up to $3.6M in funding.
Who is eligible for the Integrated Service Delivery?
Not for profit and profit for purpose organisations may apply Applicants must deliver identified outcomes for families with children aged up to 8 years Specific round criteria are set out in the relevant funding information paper
What activities are funded?
Delivery of integrated early years and family support services, including Early Years Places, parenting support, wellbeing services, child and maternal health access, and referrals to specialist services.
How do I apply for the Integrated Service Delivery?
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