AUSTRALIA · GRANT
Veteran Wellbeing Grants (VWG) Program 2026-27
The Australian Government is providing funding under the VWG Program through a Targeted Competitive grants process. To be eligible to apply your organisation must be either: an ESO applying in its own right (as defined in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines), or as the lead organisation of a consortium, or a non-ESO applying as the lead member of a consortium w…
Key facts
- Agency
- Agency not disclosed
- Location
- National
- Status
- Open
- Opened
- 29 Sept 2026
- Closing
- 10 Nov 2026
- Funding
- $3.7M
- Categories
- 361003 - Veterans
Summary and scope
The Australian Government is providing funding under the VWG Program through a Targeted Competitive grants process. To be eligible to apply your organisation must be either: an ESO applying in its own right (as defined in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines), or as the lead organisation of a consortium, or a non-ESO applying as the lead member of a consortium with at least one ESO and be one of the legal entity types as outlined in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines. The Australian Government has announced a total of up to $3.744 million (GST exclusive) for the VWG Program for the 2026–27 financial year. Applications will be considered under 2 grant streams: Stream A Small Grants (up to a maximum of $50,000 per grant) and Stream B Large Grants (from $50,001 to a maximum of $200,000 per grant). There is no set proportion of the funding allocated per stream. The objectives of the VWG Program are to: maintain and improve the independence and quality of life of members of the veteran community, by providing funding for activities and projects that sustain or enhance health and social wellbeing deliver activities and projects not already provided by Australian, state, territory or local government funding to the veteran community to build future community capacity expand on existing activities and projects offered to the veteran community in new regions within Australia or in the development of new activities and projects that will be offered in more than one location raise awareness of the important issues faced by the veteran community.
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply, the organisation must be an eligible entity type and be either: an ESO applying in its own right, or as the lead organisation of a consortium, or a non-ESO applying as the lead organisation of a consortium that includes at least one ESO, and one of the following legal entity types: Company Cooperative Incorporated Association Indigenous Corporation Statutory Entity Unincorporated Association – grant activities up to $10,000 only.
Source and freshness
Source update date not provided
Information shown is sourced from public opportunity records. Official buyer documents and addenda take precedence for deadlines, eligibility and submission requirements.