ClosedNon-Profit
Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant — NSW
Up to $100K available
NSW Health
The Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant funds not-for-profit organisations in New South Wales to increase vaccination coverage in culturally and linguistically diverse communities. It supports projects that improve vaccine acceptability, accessibility and uptake through community-based engagement.
Funding
Up to $100K
Closed
9 May 2025
Duration
up to 3 years
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
• Be a registered not-for-profit organisation operating in New South Wales under the Associations Incorporation Act 2009 (NSW) or the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
• Work with culturally and linguistically diverse communities in South Western Sydney, Western Sydney, South Eastern Sydney and/or Sydney local health districts
• Possess appropriate insurances and licences, or commit to obtaining them if awarded funding
• Submit the organisation's most recent financial statements for the previous financial year
• Disclose details of any grant and/or funding previously or currently received from NSW Health
• Disclose other existing funding sources if relevant
• Commit to participating in an annual evaluation process
• Commit to providing twice-yearly reports on project activity, recruitment and funding utilisation
• Commit to adhering to the NSW Code of Conduct and Core Values
Applicants must be registered not-for-profit organisations operating in New South Wales under the Associations Incorporation Act 2009 (NSW) or the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). They must work with culturally and linguistically diverse communities in South Western Sydney, Western Sydney, South Eastern Sydney and/or Sydney local health districts. Applicants must possess appropriate insurances and licences or commit to obtaining them if funded, submit their most recent financial statements for the previous financial year, disclose previous or current NSW Health grant funding and other relevant funding sources, commit to annual evaluation and twice-yearly reporting, and adhere to the NSW Code of Conduct and Core Values.
What's Funded
Recruiting Community Connector(s) for Immunisation, delivering community engagement projects to foster vaccine confidence and uptake, participating in NSW Health training, collaborating with multicultural and public health stakeholders, and administering project delivery and reporting.Before you apply
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Get a 48-hour grant fit auditExpected Outcomes
Increased immunisation uptake in culturally and linguistically diverse communities, improved vaccine acceptability and accessibility among hesitant and hard-to-reach groups, stronger community partnerships, twice-yearly progress reporting, and demonstrated use of funds against project objectives.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_profit
Stage
any
Funding Purposes
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Keywords
immunisationvaccinationCALD communitiescommunity healthpublic healthNew South Walesnot-for-profitpriority populations
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant?
The Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant is a non-profit grant offered by NSW Health in Australia, providing Up to $100K in funding. The Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant funds not-for-profit organisations in New South Wales to increase vaccination coverage in culturally and linguistically diverse communities. It supports projects that improve vaccine acceptability, accessibility and uptake through community-based engagement.
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How much funding does the Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant provide?
The Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant provides Up to $100K in funding. The typical project duration is up to 3 years.
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Who is eligible for the Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant?
- Be a registered not-for-profit organisation operating in New South Wales under the Associations Incorporation Act 2009 (NSW) or the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
- Work with culturally and linguistically diverse communities in South Western Sydney, Western Sydney, South Eastern Sydney and/or Sydney local health districts
- Possess appropriate insurances and licences, or commit to obtaining them if awarded funding
- Submit the organisation's most recent financial statements for the previous financial year
- Disclose details of any grant and/or funding previously or currently received from NSW Health
- Disclose other existing funding sources if relevant
- Commit to participating in an annual evaluation process
- Commit to providing twice-yearly reports on project activity, recruitment and funding utilisation
- Commit to adhering to the NSW Code of Conduct and Core Values
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When does the Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant close?
Applications closed on 9 May 2025.
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What activities are funded?
Recruiting Community Connector(s) for Immunisation, delivering community engagement projects to foster vaccine confidence and uptake, participating in NSW Health training, collaborating with multicultural and public health stakeholders, and administering project delivery and reporting.
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How do I apply for the Community Connectors for Immunisation Grant?
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