Youth grants and funding

In the Northern Territory (NT), there are many grant funding opportunities for young people.

Find out more about these opportunities including how to apply below.

You can apply for a Youth Vibe Holiday Grant for events and skill development programs during the following holiday periods:

  • September to October
  • December to January
  • June to July.

Individuals or organisation can apply for grants of up to $2,000 for each school holiday period, or up to $6,000 for the combined holiday periods.

Applications are now closed until July 2024.

You can apply through Grants NT by searching for Youth Vibe Holiday Grant program.

If you need help to access youth events and skill development programs throughout the year, you may be eligible to apply for a Quick Response Grant.

Individuals can apply for a one-off $500 grant and organisations can apply for up to $2,000 each financial year.

Applications are open.

To apply, go to GrantsNT and search for Quick Response Grants - Youth.

Find out more and speak with a regional program co-ordinator about the Regional Youth Services Program.

If you would like to run a local activity during NT Youth Week (NTYW), you may be able to get funding of up to $2,000 to help.

Read more about NTYW.

The City of Darwin Community Grants Program provides funding for projects that benefit the Darwin community.

You can apply in March and September of each year.

Applications up to $10,000 are considered. Find out more on the City of Darwin website.

If you’re a local sport or recreation organisation, you may be able to get funding for:

  • replacing or repairing equipment or facilities due to fire, flood, storm or criminal activity
  • sport and recreation services and programs.

To find out more, go to the Northern Territory Government website.

The Office of Multicultural Affairs offers many grants for migrant and multicultural communities.

Find out more about multicultural grants on the NT Government website.

The Department of Health has grant funding up to $20,000 for activities aimed at preventing and reducing youth substance misuse in the NT.

It could be through activities such as:

  • training and opportunities in the arts
  • skills development
  • other events where alcohol and other drugs education is included.

Find out more on the NT Government’s Department of Health website.

The Office of Gender Equity and Diversity offers grants for:

  • projects aimed at increasing gender quality
  • women experiencing economic, social, cultural or geographic disadvantage
  • events that celebrate International Women’s Day
  • activities supporting men’s places.

Read more about grants for gender equality on the NT Government website.

Contact

If you have any questions or would like more information on these grants, call  08 8999 3862 or email tfhc.oya@nt.gov.au.


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