ClosedNon-Profit2024
2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program — NSW
$1K – $5K available
Aboriginal Languages Trust
The 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program provides one-off funding to eligible Aboriginal organisations and groups to host activities and events during NSW Aboriginal Languages Week. Grants support projects that celebrate Aboriginal Languages, raise awareness, encourage language learning, and promote language revitalisation across New South Wales.
Funding
$1K – $5K
Closed
28 Aug 2024
Duration
up to 1 week
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
• Must be an Aboriginal Community-controlled, not-for-profit organisation working with Aboriginal communities in New South Wales
• Eligible entity types include Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander corporations, Australian incorporated companies, Local Aboriginal Land Councils, and incorporated associations
• Unincorporated Aboriginal community groups may apply only through an eligible auspice organisation
• Applicants must be located in New South Wales and/or deliver services to communities within New South Wales
• Applicants must hold public liability insurance of at least $10000000 per claim
• Federal and state government agencies and bodies are not eligible
• Local councils are not eligible
• Schools, universities, TAFE and Adult and Community Education providers are not eligible
• For-profit organisations, including Aboriginal businesses, are not eligible
• Unincorporated groups without an eligible auspice organisation are not eligible
• Organisations with unmet acquittal or reporting obligations from ALT or Aboriginal Affairs NSW funding in the previous two years are not eligible
• Organisations with redress sanctions under the National Redress Scheme are not eligible
Applicants must be Aboriginal Community-controlled, not-for-profit organisations working with Aboriginal communities in New South Wales. Eligible organisation types include Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander corporations registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006, companies incorporated in Australia under the Corporations Act 2001, Local Aboriginal Land Councils under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW), and incorporated associations. Unincorporated Aboriginal community groups may apply only through an eligible not-for-profit auspice organisation of one of those types. Applicants must be located in New South Wales and/or deliver services to communities within New South Wales, and must hold public liability insurance of at least $10 million per claim. Ineligible applicants include federal and state government agencies and bodies, local councils, schools, universities, TAFE and ACE providers, for-profit organisations including Aboriginal businesses, unincorporated groups without an eligible auspice, organisations with unmet acquittal or reporting obligations from ALT or Aboriginal Affairs NSW funding in the previous two years, and organisations with redress sanctions under the National Redress Scheme.
What's Funded
Eligible activities include community gatherings, festivals, fundays, public exhibitions, language workshops, language classes, and language-themed sporting or arts activities or competitions that celebrate and promote Aboriginal Languages in New South Wales. Funding can cover materials and consumables, catering excluding alcohol, facilitator and Elder payments, and venue or equipment hire directly related to the event or activity.Before you apply
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Get a 48-hour grant fit auditExpected Outcomes
Funded projects are expected to deliver activities during NSW Aboriginal Languages Week that raise awareness of Aboriginal Languages, showcase language achievements, support language revitalisation, encourage participation in language learning, and connect communities to language education and employment opportunities. Successful applicants must complete the activity, acknowledge funding support, and submit reporting and acquittal evidence within 30 days of project completion.Grant not accepting applications
Applications for this round are closed. A new round may open in the future.
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Applicant Types
non_profitindigenous_organisationcompanylocal_governmentother
Stage
any
Funding Purposes
communitytrainingother
Keywords
Aboriginal languagesNew South Walescommunity eventslanguage revitalisationAboriginal organisationscultural activitiesworkshopsfestivals
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program?
The 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program is a non-profit grant offered by Aboriginal Languages Trust in Australia, providing $1K – $5K in funding. The 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program provides one-off funding to eligible Aboriginal organisations and groups to host activities and events during NSW Aboriginal Languages Week. Grants support projects that celebrate Aboriginal Languages, raise awareness, encourage language learning, and promote language revitalisation across New South Wales.
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How much funding does the 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program provide?
The 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program provides $1K – $5K in funding. The typical project duration is up to 1 week.
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Who is eligible for the 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program?
- Must be an Aboriginal Community-controlled, not-for-profit organisation working with Aboriginal communities in New South Wales
- Eligible entity types include Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander corporations, Australian incorporated companies, Local Aboriginal Land Councils, and incorporated associations
- Unincorporated Aboriginal community groups may apply only through an eligible auspice organisation
- Applicants must be located in New South Wales and/or deliver services to communities within New South Wales
- Applicants must hold public liability insurance of at least $10000000 per claim
- Federal and state government agencies and bodies are not eligible
- Local councils are not eligible
- Schools, universities, TAFE and Adult and Community Education providers are not eligible
- For-profit organisations, including Aboriginal businesses, are not eligible
- Unincorporated groups without an eligible auspice organisation are not eligible
- Organisations with unmet acquittal or reporting obligations from ALT or Aboriginal Affairs NSW funding in the previous two years are not eligible
- Organisations with redress sanctions under the National Redress Scheme are not eligible
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When does the 2024 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Grant Program close?
Applications closed on 28 Aug 2024.
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What activities are funded?
Eligible activities include community gatherings, festivals, fundays, public exhibitions, language workshops, language classes, and language-themed sporting or arts activities or competitions that celebrate and promote Aboriginal Languages in New South Wales. Funding can cover materials and consumables, catering excluding alcohol, facilitator and Elder payments, and venue or equipment hire directly related to the event or activity.
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