VMA Project-Based Grant Information
08/03/2024
The aim of the project-based grants is to break down barriers to volunteering faced by one or more of
the six identified priority groups:
• People with disability
• First Nations people
• Newly-arrived migrants
• Vulnerable women
• Young people aged 12-18
• People who are unemployed
• Intersectional projects (focussing on more than one (1) priority group), are also encouraged.
Project outcomes are expected to be shared to build sector-wide capacity to support these priority
groups to engage in volunteering.
In 2024/ 25 there will be a total pool of $300,000 available for projects that seek to achieve these aims.
This total pool aims reach all six priority groups with a mix of regional, rural, remote and metro
projects.
Project Eligibility
- Engaging volunteers from one or more priority groups.
- Developing models/ resources that can build sector-wide capacity.
- Organisations that can demonstrate a working relationship with one of more of the priority groups.
Purpose of Grants
- Increase diversity & inclusion in the volunteer sector.
- Break down barriers to volunteering for priority groups.
- Promote best practice & innovation.
- Reach regional & rural areas.
- Foster cross-sector collaboration.
Key Dates
Key Dates | |
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28th March 2024 |
Opening date |
April 2nd (11am-12) April 16th (2-3pm) 2024 |
Online information sessions. Register here. |
28th April 2024 |
Project Based Grant applications close midnight (WST) |
Grant Period |
1 July 2024 – 30 June 2025 |
Find Out More
- VMA Project-Based Grant FAQs
- Full application guidelines available on request
- Online information sessions on April 2nd & 16th 2024.
- Contact: vmagrants@volunteeringwa.org.au.