Agency Collaborates β Community Initiated
Location: ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, TAS
Agency: National Indigenous Australians Agency
Opened: Jul 26, 2021
Closing: Dec 30, 2026
251002 - Indigenous Communities
# π€ Agency Collaborates β Community Initiated Grant
**Issuing Body:** National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)
**Primary Category:** Indigenous Communities
**Description:**
The "Agency Collaborates β Community Initiated" grant, under the Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS), offers funding for proposals that address identified needs within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. This non-competitive funding approach is specifically designed for community-driven initiatives where no other current funding avenues exist. Successful proposals will demonstrate a collaborative development process with the target community or group directly impacted by the activity.
**π Key Requirements & Eligibility:**
This is an invitation-only grant opportunity. Prospective applicants **must** first discuss their initial proposal with their local NIAA Regional Office or contact 1800 079 098. Eligibility to apply for funding is contingent upon:
* Prior discussion with a local NIAA regional office.
* Receiving an official invitation to apply from the Agency.
* Being provided with a unique grant opportunity ID.
**π Other Instructions & Selection Process:**
Applicants are strongly advised to review the Indigenous Advancement Strategy Agency Collaborates Grant Opportunity Guidelines (Non-competitive) for comprehensive information on developing proposals and completing applications. This is a Closed Non-Competitive selection process.
**π Application Instructions:**
Applications can only be submitted if an organization has been specifically invited to apply for funding by the Agency.
**π² Total Available Funding:** Not Specified.
**π Keywords:** Indigenous funding, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, community development, NIAA grants, Indigenous Advancement Strategy, community-initiated projects, non-competitive grant, Australia, regional development.