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There are a wide variety of grants available that might support you and your family.
Australian Disability and Indigenous Peoples Education Fund – Grants of up to $2,500 for anyone living with a disability to help with education. Find out more here.
Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund - Funding so that a family's financial circumstances are not a barrier to student participation. School administered yearly. Find out more here.
Centre for Multicultural Youth - for young people looking for work and offers support in other capacities too. Find out more here.
Country Education Foundation of Australia - Local Grants for 16-25yo to support education and employment expenses (non cash reimbursements). Find out more here.
CREATE - Create your future grant scheme is available for members 15-25yo for Driving Lessons, IT or learning and education. Find out more here.
Child Dental Benefits Scheme - Part or full cost of basic dental for a child 0-17 years old where a parent receives a Centrelink payment. Find out more here.
DFFH Scholarships - for financial hardship or at risk of homelessness here.
Dylan Alcott Foundation - Grant scheme for under 25yo with a disability who face barriers in meeting their personal, professional, vocational or sporting dreams. Find out more here.
Get Active Victoria – Helping kinship and permanent care children 0-18yo get involved in organised sport and recreation by covering up to $200 for membership and registration fees. More information here.
Higher Education Scholarships - For young people in regional or remote locations. More information here.
Kids Under Cover Scholarships - For young people with passion to study who dont have the resources here.
National Disability Insurance Scheme - Support for persons with a permament and signficant disability. More information here.
Raising Expectations - Supporting young people to get to university or TAFE. More information here.
Skilling Australia Foundation – Financial support for 17-24yo for apprenticeships or traineeships when there is financial hardship or where they are from a minority group. Find out more here.
Social Impact Scholarships - For social impact scholarship programs. More information here.
Tertiary Access Payment – Regional or remote relocation support. More information here.
The Arthur Marsden Whiting Sympathy Fund – Grants of up to $3,000 for disabled people needing support for equipment, treatment, education or training. Find out more here.
Variety Children's Charity - Funding for 0-17yo for wheelchairs, specialist equipment and supplies where funding has already been sought funding government sources. More information here.
VET Scholarships - Are available directly from various educational institutions. More information here.
PCA Families acknowledges the First Nations peoples of all Country throughout Australia. We are grateful for continued connections to lands, waters, seas and communities. We pay respect to Elders past and present as we express our intention to move together to a place of justice and partnership. We acknowledge sovereignty has never been ceded and Australia was, and always will be, Aboriginal lands.
PCA Families has a zero tolerance of child abuse and we are committed to establishing and maintaining child safe environments.
