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First Nations Cultural Healing Program Grants

Queensland Mental Health Commission · Australia

The Queensland Mental Health Commission is offering funding to support First Nations organisations, community-controlled organisations, and community-based not-for-profits to develop cultural healing program initiatives that respond to local needs. The grants aim to build on existing cultural strengths, resilience and knowledge to enhance social and emotional wellbeing in First Nations communities in Queensland.

Official Grant Page

Funding

$250K – $250K

Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

First Nations organisations are a target applicant group. Community-controlled organisations are eligible. Community-based not-for-profits are eligible. Detailed eligibility criteria are to be confirmed in the grant guidelines.
Detailed eligibility criteria will be published in the Grant guidelines once released on the Queensland Mental Health Commission website and SmartyGrants landing page. The funding opportunity is described as supporting First Nations organisations, community-controlled organisations, and community-based not-for-profits.

What's Funded

Development and delivery of healing program initiatives led by First Nations organisations and community-based not-for-profits, responding to local needs and building on cultural strengths, resilience and knowledge.

Expected Outcomes

Enhanced social and emotional wellbeing, stronger community-led responses, and increased awareness and education on the impacts of historical and intergenerational trauma in First Nations communities.

Key Information

Applicant Types

non_profitindigenous_organisation

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communityother

Keywords

First Nationscultural healingsocial and emotional wellbeingtraumacommunity-ledQueenslandmental healthnot-for-profit

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the First Nations Cultural Healing Program Grants?

The First Nations Cultural Healing Program Grants is a non-profit grant offered by Queensland Mental Health Commission in Australia, providing $250K – $250K in funding. The Queensland Mental Health Commission is offering funding to support First Nations organisations, community-controlled organisations, and community-based not-for-profits to develop cultural healing program initiatives that respond to local needs. The grants aim to build on existing cultural strengths, resilience and knowledge to enhance social and emotional wellbeing in First Nations communities in Queensland.

How much funding does the First Nations Cultural Healing Program Grants provide?

The First Nations Cultural Healing Program Grants provides $250K – $250K in funding.

Who is eligible for the First Nations Cultural Healing Program Grants?

First Nations organisations are a target applicant group. Community-controlled organisations are eligible. Community-based not-for-profits are eligible. Detailed eligibility criteria are to be confirmed in the grant guidelines.

What activities are funded?

Development and delivery of healing program initiatives led by First Nations organisations and community-based not-for-profits, responding to local needs and building on cultural strengths, resilience and knowledge.

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