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Community Road Safety Education Grants

DTMR · Australia

This grant supports Queensland communities to develop and deliver effective road safety education initiatives that help people become safer road users. Applications close on the last business day of March and September each year.

Funding

Up to $40K

Deadline

Rolling / Ongoing

Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

Must deliver road safety education to Queensland communities; Eligible not-for-profit organisations must be incorporated or registered under an Act of Parliament; Government entities are eligible; Parents and Citizens or Parents and Friends associations must apply in partnership with schools
The grant idea must deliver road safety education to Queensland communities. Eligible organisations must be incorporated or registered under an Act of Parliament with not-for-profit objectives, be a government entity, or be a Parents and Citizens or Parents and Friends association in partnership with schools.

What's Funded

Development and delivery of road safety education initiatives for Queensland communities.

Expected Outcomes

Improved road safety education and safer road user behaviour in Queensland communities.

Key Information

Applicant Types

non_profitlocal_government

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communitytraining

Keywords

road safetycommunity educationQueenslandtransport safetynot-for-profitgovernment entity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Community Road Safety Education Grants?

The Community Road Safety Education Grants is a non-profit grant offered by DTMR in Australia, providing Up to $40K in funding. This grant supports Queensland communities to develop and deliver effective road safety education initiatives that help people become safer road users. Applications close on the last business day of March and September each year.

How much funding does the Community Road Safety Education Grants provide?

The Community Road Safety Education Grants provides Up to $40K in funding.

Who is eligible for the Community Road Safety Education Grants?

Must deliver road safety education to Queensland communities; Eligible not-for-profit organisations must be incorporated or registered under an Act of Parliament; Government entities are eligible; Parents and Citizens or Parents and Friends associations must apply in partnership with schools

What activities are funded?

Development and delivery of road safety education initiatives for Queensland communities.

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