Grants available in Western Australia

The Western Australian Coordinating Commitee for National Science Week is offering seed grants in 2019 for activities to be held during National Science Week in August (activities encompasses an event or project). Small grants of up to $2000 (excl. GST) are available for organisations to run community activities. Grants are available for individuals, community groups,…

Unsung Hero Awards of South Australian Science

The Unsung Hero Awards of South Australian Science are a joint initiative of National Science Week SA and the Australian Science Communicators SA (ASCSA), and are administered by National Science Week SA. For many years, there was only one award, but the winner was often somebody who was as notable for science communication as for…

Grants available in South Australia

The South Australia Community Event Grants Program supports SA community groups, organisations and businesses in celebrating science during National Science Week. South Australian Community Grants are open to community groups, organisations, and businesses, with funding available for metropolitan and regional events. Where appropriate, regional events are aligned with activities at Regional Science Hubs. The grant…

Seed grants available in Queensland

The Queensland National Science Week Coordinating Committee is offering seed grants up to $2500 for activities undertaken during National Science Week in August. The aim of the grants is to increase community awareness, understanding and engagement with science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) based activities during National Science Week in Queensland. Grant criteria Applications will…

Community grants available in the NT

Applications for community grants for National Science Week events in the Northern Territory are now open. Individual projects can be supported with up to $3000 and there is a total grant pool of $12 000. Applications will be assessed against selection criteria and project proposals should be innovative and fresh. Remember that events must be held…