Deadline: 7-Feb-23
The Australian Government is inviting eligible organisations to apply for grant funding under the Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants Program (the program).
The program is designed to: preserve Australia’s wartime heritage; involve people around the country in a wide range of projects and activities that highlight the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel in wars, conflicts and peace operations; and promote appreciation and understanding of the experiences of service and the roles that those who served have played in shaping the nation.
Categories
- There are 2 categories of grants available:
- Community Grants (CG): These small grants are for projects and activities that are focused on the local community, commemorate the service and sacrifice of local community members, and are primarily accessed by the local community
- Major Grants (MG): MG grants will have a much wider focus than CG category applications and must be commemorative of the service and sacrifice of service personnel beyond the local community, and/or consist of elements that are available to the whole nation, or residents of a state, territory, or regional area
Funding Information
- Community Grants (CG): Grants to a maximum of $10,000 are available for local, community-based projects and activities.
- Major Grants (MG): Grants between $10,001 and $150,000 are available for major commemorative projects and activities that are significant from a national, state, territory and/or regional perspective.
- The maximum grant period is one year after the start date of the grant agreement.
Eligible Projects
- Community Grants (CG)
- Some examples of CG projects and activities include:
- Development of a digital honor roll
- Restoration of an honor board
- Purchase of a cabinet to display military memorabilia
- Installation of a flagpole to display Australian National Flags on days of commemoration
- Some examples of CG projects and activities include:
- Major Grants (MG)
- Some examples of MG projects and activities include:
- Construction of an interactive memorial walking track dedicated to Australian personal service from the Vietnam War
- Development of a digital honor roll and interpretive signage to commemorate the history of service personnel from a particular region
- Publication of a book commemorating Australian personal service from the Malayan Emergency
- Development of a documentary commemorating Australian Prisoners of War
- Some examples of MG projects and activities include:
Eligibility criteria
- To be eligible, you must be one of the following entity types:
- Company
- Cooperative
- Corporate State or Territory Entity
- Incorporated Association
- Indigenous Corporation
- Local Government
- Non-corporate State or Territory Entity
- Non-corporate State or Territory Statutory Authority
- Statutory Entity
- Unincorporated Association – grant activities up to $10,000 only.
- If you are applying as a Trustee on behalf of a Trust, the Trustee must have an eligible entity type
- Applications from consortia are acceptable, as long as you have a lead applicant who is solely accountable to the Commonwealth for the delivery of grant activities and is an eligible entity.
Ineligible
- You are not eligible to apply if you are a/an:
- organisation, or your project partner is an organisation, included on the National Redress Scheme’s website on the list of ‘Institutions that have not joined or signified their intent to join the Scheme’
- organisation, or your project partner is an organisation, listed as non-compliant under the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 (Cth) at the closing date and time of this grant opportunity
- Corporate Commonwealth Entity
- International Entity
- Non-corporate Commonwealth Entity
- Non-corporate Commonwealth Statutory Authority
- partnership
- person
- Sole Trader
- Unincorporated Association – grant activities over $10,000
For more information, visit https://www.communitygrants.gov.au/grants/2021-6131