Indigenous Languages Grants Guide

Indigenous Languages Grants aim to increase the number and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages spoken in Queensland in partnerships with Aboriginal peoples and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples.

The importance of language

Language is central to identity and connects people to culture, country and kin. Language is also critical to sharing and preserving cultural knowledge and understanding.

With very few fluent speakers remaining in some areas, many languages could easily be lost in the next few decades. The loss of language means the loss of cultural identity that incorporates unique ways of knowing and experiencing the world.

Ensuring children learn Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages is an integral part of preservation—it forms a sense of continuity between the leaders of the past and the leaders of tomorrow, who will be responsible for carrying languages and culture forward into the future.

Current grants recipients

2023 Indigenous Languages Grants recipients

Previous grants recipients

• 2021 Indigenous Languages Grants recipients
• 2020 Indigenous Languages Grants recipients
• 2019 Indigenous Languages Grants recipients

Contact us

If you would like to receive email communication about future Indigenous languages initiatives, please call the Culture and Reconciliation Team on (07) 3003 6440 or email us on ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au.

• Program guidelines

  Overview

  The Queensland Government Indigenous Languages Grants 2023 will support a range of activities across Queensland which recognise the importance of promotion, preservation, and revival of traditional and contemporary languages in maintaining cultural identity and building the resilience of Queensland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

  Applications for grants of up to $10,000 (exclusive of GST) are now being accepted.

  Objectives

  The objective of the Indigenous Languages Grants is to increase the number and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages spoken in Queensland in partnerships with Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

  Language initiatives can include:

  • producing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language resources, including digital technology in an accessible and culturally safe manner
  • increasing participation in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language teaching and learning
  • supporting the celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages, knowledge, and cultural heritage through language-focused arts initiatives
  • providing professional development for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to learn and teach Indigenous languages
  • researching, reviving, and documenting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages from resources held in State Library or other state or national archives.

  Grant applicants should confirm their selected Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander language and language code through AustLang database.

  Please ensure the development of the language initiative appropriately considers the principle of self-determination and demonstrates best practice protection of Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP).

  The Department of Education has developed the Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Protocol for the teaching of Aboriginal languages and Torres Strait Islander languages.

  You are encouraged to think about how your activity can be inclusive of people with disability.

  Types of activities

  The list below provides examples of eligible activities. It is not exhaustive, and you are welcome to submit a proposal for a different type of initiative that meets the objectives of the grant funding.

  • Develop language resources that can be used in schools and libraries, such as digital and paper copy books, picture books or language apps.
  • Develop word lists and or sound charts with culturally appropriate protocols for use.
  • Develop bilingual signage or communications for place or location.
  • Create an Indigenous outdoor mural incorporating the language, history and culture of the local community.
  • Create outdoor garden spaces with native plants and bilingual signs for learning.
  • Establish mentor programs, connecting young speakers with Language Owners and/or Elders.
  • Develop a learning program through Dance and Song, collaborating with Elders to include lyrics in language.
  • Record songs by Songmen on audio and/or video recording.
  • Record conversations, stories and songs by Elders, Grandparents in language, for younger generations.
  • Develop language-focused animation, story board or anime.
  • Produce language-focused short film/video or podcast for placement on website or social media.
  • Establish language-focused yarning circles to build respectful relationships and pass on cultural knowledge.
  • Create a visual recording of Welcome to Country in language with English subtitles.
  • Record archival material for easy access and reuse.
  • Learn language through cooking traditional foods with a recipe book and video recording demonstration.
  • Develop/publish language dictionaries and grammar books.
  • Record Elders and community members and provide safe local storage of recorded material to be used in the production of community resources or education programs.
  • Conduct “train the trainer” workshops to increase the number of language speakers.
  • Establish language teaching study tours and learning activities between different language owner groups.
  • Develop a digital library for storage of audio/visual recordings.
  • Establish a media library of cultural materials that will encourage production and promotion of language.

  An applicant wishing to apply for an Indigenous Languages Grant must:

  • be based in Queensland and the activity must be delivered in Queensland
  • have a valid Australian Business Number (ABN)

  Who can apply?

  Eligible applicants include:

  • a company incorporated in Australia^#
  • a company limited by guarantee*
  • an incorporated trustee on behalf of a trust
  • an incorporated association
  • a registered charity or not-for-profit organisation
  • a local government body
  • a Queensland Government approved kindergarten program provider
  • a School Parent Association

  ^# Grant applicants that are not incorporated should partner with an incorporated organisation with demonstrated capacity to undertake and oversee community projects. This is an auspice arrangement. The auspice organisation details should be entered in the application form.

  * A "company limited by guarantee” is a specialised form of public company designed for non-profit organisations.  In Australia, companies limited by guarantee are subject to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and administered to by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).

  Who is not eligible to apply?

  • a Queensland Government department, agency or statutory authority
  • an Australian Government department, agency or statutory authority
  • a Member of Parliament
  • an individual
  • an unincorporated association without an auspicing body
  • an organisation not delivering services in Queensland
  • applicants without a valid ABN
  • a state or non-state school* (schools are encouraged to work with their school parent association or an eligible local community organisation to apply for school-based initiatives).

  *where a school does not have a school parent association, please contact the Culture and Reconciliation team via email at ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3003 6440 for guidance.

  What the grant funding cannot cover

  • staffing (including matching of volunteer fees)
  • insurances
  • prizes or gifts
  • administration and overhead costs
  • routine operations of the applicant
  • retrospective activities
  • capital equipment or works
  • activities or goods not directly related to the activity.

  Key dates

  Date	What happens on this date?
  Monday, 8 May 2023	Grants open 10am (AEST)
  Monday, 26 June 2023	Grants close. All applications must be submitted by 10am (AEST)
  Monday, 4 September 2023 (week beginning)	Applicants advised of outcome
  Sunday, 3 June 2024	All activities/projects must be completed and delivered by this date

  Assessment criteria

  Applications will be assessed by an independent assessment panel against the following criteria:

  Criteria	Weighting
  Design: The initiative is accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally safe, and follows cultural protocols, including best practice principles, to protect Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP). Identifies and engages targeted participants along with the broader community in an Indigenous Languages initiative. Activity is relevant to one or more of the objectives of the grants program and will achieve positive outcomes and benefits for the targeted participants. Demonstrates links and established relationships with language owners and other stakeholders.	70%
  Organisational capacity: Demonstrates capacity and suitable experience to undertake the proposed Activity (planning, consultation, promotion, implementation, reporting, and evaluation). Presents a realistic Budget that provides value for money and clearly outlines how the grant funding will be spent. Contributes in-kind or financial support towards the activity.	30%

  Supporting material

  Applicants must include a written letter of support for their application from:

  • the relevant language owners
  • the School Principal for School Parent Associations
  • any other activity partners or relevant supporting stakeholders.

  Submitting an application

  You can submit your application online through the SmartyGrants website.

  Staff from regional offices can assist applicants to upload an application form on SmartyGrants.

  Acquittal process

  By submitting an application, all applicants acknowledge that, if successful, they will be required to provide Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships with a brief final report detailing the outcomes of the project, and a financial statement detailing how departmental funds were spent.

  Where there is any unspent funding, the department may require you to refund the unspent funding.

  Contact us

  For more information about the grants, including the guidelines, terms and conditions and how to apply please contact your local regional office or the Culture and Reconciliation team on email ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3003 6440.

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• Terms and conditions

  The Indigenous Languages Grants 2023 (the Program) is conducted by the State of Queensland acting through the Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships (DSDSATSIP) in accordance with the Program Guidelines and on the following Terms and Conditions.

  By lodging your Application, you agree to be bound by the Funding Agreement upon written approval of the Application by DSDSATSIP.

  Definitions

  In these Terms and Conditions:

  • “a company limited by guarantee” is a specialised form of public company designed for non-profit organisations. In Australia companies limited by guarantee are subject to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and administered to by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
  • “acquittal report” means the report about the Applicant’s financial performance for the Initiative the grant is provided for.
  • “Applicant” means the organisation applying for a grant.
  • “Application” means the official Application for the grant submitted by the Applicant.
  • “approval date” means the date on which the Funding Agreement commences and is the date on the letter of approval provided by DSDSATSIP to the Applicant.
  • “closing date” means 10am (AEST) on Monday, 26 June 2023.
  • “commencement date” means the date on which the project actually commences.
  • “DSDSATSIP” means the State of Queensland acting through the Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships.
  • “Program” means the program detailed in the Application for which the Applicant is seeking a grant.
  • “Funding Agreement” means the written agreement to be entered into between DSDSATSIP and each successful Applicant when DSDSATSIP approves the Application in writing, such Funding Agreement being comprised of:
    • these Guidelines with Terms and Conditions;
    • the Application submitted by the Applicant relating to the Program;
    • the letter of approval of the grant from DSDSATSIP to the Applicant; and
    • any other terms agreed in writing between the parties.
  • “grant” means the funding provided under the Indigenous Languages Grant Program 2023.
  • “Guidelines” means the Guidelines for the Program made available to the Applicant as part of the Application process.
  • “Minister” means the Minister with responsibility for the Indigenous Languages Grants.
  • “personal information” has the same meaning as in the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld).

  Eligibility of applications

  • DSDSATSIP’s decision upon the eligibility of an Application shall be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
  • Applications received after the Closing Date will be ineligible and will not be assessed.
  • The Applicant may withdraw their Application at any time by notifying DSDSATSIP in writing or by email ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au.

  Liability

  • Except for any liability that cannot be excluded by law, DSDSATSIP (including its officers, employees and agents) excludes all liability (including negligence) for any personal injury; or any loss or damage (including loss of opportunity); whether direct, indirect, special or, arising in any way out of the Application or participation in the Indigenous Languages Grants.
  • Applications received, including material and documents accompanying the Applications, shall not be returned to the Applicant.
  • DSDSATSIP (including its officers, employees and agents), members of the assessment panel and the like will not in any way be held responsible for loss of documentation or materials submitted as part of the Application.
  • The conduct of inviting Applications does not give rise to any legal or equitable relationship.
  • DSDSATSIP may, by direct notification to the Applicant or via its website (www.qld.gov.au/ilg), change the Program Guidelines (including these Terms and Conditions), or cancel or vary the Application process at any time, whether before, on or after the Closing Date. If this occurs, you must comply with any changes.
  • No person shall be entitled to claim compensation or loss from DSDSATSIP for any matter arising out of the Application process, including, but not limited to, failure by DSDSATSIP to comply with the Program Guidelines or these Terms and Conditions.

  Personal information

  • Personal information contained in the Application may be disclosed to the assessment panel for the purpose of assessing the Applications, and if the Application is successful, the Applicant agrees that details of the Applicant and the program may be used by DSDSATSIP for advertising/promotional purposes.
  • If your Application is successful, the Applicant:
    • authorises the use and/or publication of the Applicant’s name and details of the program, in relation to any editorial or advertising purposes in conjunction with the Indigenous Languages Grants Program 2023. The Applicant warrants that the use of such information or material by DSDSATSIP and/or Minister will not infringe the rights of any third party or any law, and
    • agrees that it is not in breach of any law, its constitution or any other requirement it is bound to comply with.

  Disclosure and publication

  • By submitting an Application, the Applicant:
    • acknowledges that submitting an Application does not guarantee that the Applicant will be eligible to receive a grant. Selection of the Applicant for a grant shall be at DSDSATSIP’s sole and absolute discretion.
    • acknowledges that in the event that the Application is approved, the Applicant has read, and agrees to be bound by the Funding Agreement throughout the term of the Funding Agreement.
    • if successful, authorises the use and disclosure by DSDSATSIP and/or the Minister, of the Applicant’s name, contact details and details of the program (including grant amount), for any promotional, advertising or accountability reporting purpose in relation to the Indigenous Languages Grants 2023.
    • acknowledges that the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) provides members of the public with a legally enforceable right to access documents held by Queensland Government agencies, subject to the exemptions under that Act.
    • warrants that the Applicant is not in breach of any law, constitution or any other requirement the Applicant is bound to comply with.
    • warrants that the Applicant is not bankrupt or insolvent.
    • warrants that the use of such information or material as above will not infringe the rights of any third party or any law.

  Assessment

  • DSDSATSIP will assess Applications against the assessment criteria and will provide recommendations to the DSDSATSIP delegate for approval.
  • All decisions and recommendations of DSDSATSIP are binding and final and there is no process of appeal.

  Successful applications

  • Successful Applicants will be required to enter into a Funding Agreement with DSDSATSIP within a reasonable time of being notified that the Application has been successful.
  • Provision of the grant support to the successful Applicant, will be subject to, and conditional upon, the Applicant executing the Funding Agreement.
  • By submitting the Application, the Applicant agrees that if successful, it will provide appropriate recognition to the Queensland Government (DSDSATSIP), including, but not limited to:
    • logo acknowledgement (in print and online form)
    • verbal acknowledgement (including, but not limited to, speeches, MC notes and announcements)
    • acknowledgement in program media and publicity relating to the program
    • provision of photographic images (with appropriate licences)
    • incorporating of key messaging of the Indigenous Languages Grants and promotion of the broader Initiative in connection with the program.
  • These requirements will be included in the Funding Agreement.
  • The successful Applicant:
    • must complete and deliver the program by Sunday, 30 June 2024. The provision of the grant to the Applicant will be subject to, and conditional upon, the Applicant’s compliance with the Funding Agreement.
    • obtain all appropriate documentation for the development and delivery of the program (e.g. permits, approvals, insurance and any legal requirements) and provide copies to DSDSATSIP on request.
    • advise DSDSATSIP of all program changes immediately via email to ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au.
    • fulfil all reporting and acquittal requirements as per the Funding Agreement.

  Insurance

  • Successful Applicants agree that they must hold and maintain the following insurances during the term of the Funding Agreement:
    • public liability for a sum of no less than $10 million per claim with an Insurer authorised by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) to operate in Australia.
    • workers’ compensation insurance in relation to employees of the successful Applicant in accordance with the Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 (Qld).
  • Applicants must provide to DSDSATSIP, with their Application, copies of certificates of currency demonstrating the required insurance covers.

  Payments and GST

  • The Applicant acknowledges that, should the Applicant’s Application be successful, the total amount of grant funding committed to the Applicant’s Initiative will be paid by DSDSATSIP as a one-off payment on the signing of the Funding Agreement.
  • The Applicant acknowledges that if the Application is successful, the grant funding amount payable is exclusive of GST.
  • Payment of the grant will be made via electronic funds transfer to the Applicant.

  Reporting

  • By submitting an Application, the Applicant acknowledges that if the Application is successful, the Applicant will be required to provide a final report to DSDSATSIP detailing specifics of the outcomes of the program, including a financial acquittal (due within four weeks of the first delivery of the program).

  More information

  For further information contact the Culture and Reconciliation Team:

  • Email: ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au
  • Phone: (07) 3003 6440

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• Frequently asked questions

  Who can apply?

  Check the program guidelines to see if you are eligible for a grant.

  What if my organisation is not incorporated?

  Non-incorporated bodies may apply but the application must be auspiced by an incorporated body that accepts legal and financial responsibility for the grants. You will need to provide these details on the application form.

  The applicant, or the organisation auspicing the grants application, must have the capacity to administer the grant in accordance with the grants reporting requirements.

  What is a governing body?

  A governing body is the group of people given the power and authority to form the policy and steer the overall direction of an organisation. It is a collective unit that makes and implements decisions on behalf of its members and the organisation. It is not any single individual.

  Do I need an ABN (Australian Business Number)?

  Yes, you are required to have an ABN.

  Do I need to be registered for GST?

  No, you do not need to be registered for GST. If you are not eligible for GST, no GST will be payable on the grants amount provided.

  My organisation operates a number of branches across the state. Is each branch allowed to submit an application?

  The Queensland Government Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships defines a branch as part of a larger organisation, having significant local capacity and identifiable client or member base in its own right, and a committee to oversee the operations of the branch.

  In this case, yes.

  Larger or statewide organisations operating branches across a number of regions are eligible to apply for regional and significant impact grant, for implementation of a program that has broad reaching impact.

  Each branch may be eligible for a local grant, dependent on the breadth and intention of the program.

  Our organisation is looking at submitting a joint application with another organisation. Will we be eligible?

  Yes. A consortium of eligible organisations may submit a joint application for grants. Each submitted application, regardless of it being submitted by a consortium, partnership or single entity, is eligible for one grant.

  What if our organisation does not have insurance?

  As part of the terms and conditions of the program, an organisation wishing to apply for grants must have the following current insurance policies in place:

  1. public liability for a sum of not less than $10 million per claim with an insurer authorised by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority to operate in Australia.
  2. workers’ compensation insurance in relation to employees of the successful applicant in accordance with the Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 (Qld).

  If your organisation does not have current insurance, please provide a letter detailing the appropriate insurance will be organised should the application be successful, and proof of insurance provided promptly.

  Am I able to secure additional grants from the Queensland Government for my Indigenous Languages Grants 2023 activity?

  No. If a grant is provided through this program, no further grants or funding support are available for your activity from the Queensland Government.

  If I am applying for an existing program that has received a guarantee of grants from the Queensland Government, am I eligible?

  No. Activities that have already received a guarantee of grants from the Queensland Government are not eligible through this program.

  What if our organisation has applied for another grant for this activity from another Queensland Government agency, however we have not received a response?

  Please provide details of this application within the grant’s details section of the application form.

  I am developing an activity that has some elements of language but focuses on other objectives. Can I apply?

  No. Activities with a different focus should apply for grants from other available Queensland Government programs. The aim of this program is to fund activities that align with the Indigenous Languages Grants Program objectives.

  Can I raise money by selling the program outcomes?

  • No. The Intellectual Property for the activity must remain with the Language/Traditional Owner that were consulted in the creation of the program, or with the Queensland Government (Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships).
  • Applicants must supply supporting materials to evidence that the required protocols, particularly Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property rights, have been followed. Furthermore, documented support and confirmation of involvement from the relevant people communities and organisations will assist in the assessment of your application.

  Is there a word limit on how much I can write in my proposal?

  Yes. You should ensure your application is clear and concisely written and includes the requested information within the allocated word limit.

  How do I complete the budget?

  A budget table has been provided as part of the application process. Use this to itemise the costs associated with your activity as well as the income you may receive. This can include in-kind support.

  Tips for writing a grant application has more information about costs / budget.

  What is in-kind support?

  In-kind contribution is a contribution of a good or a service other than money. Examples include voluntary labour (teacher time) and donated goods (bus/venue hire, recording equipment). Please provide an estimate of the financial value of the in-kind contribution.

  How do I apply?

  Applications should be submitted through SmartyGrants.

  What if I can’t access SmartyGrants to submit an application?

  You can download a paper copy of the application form. Completed paper copy of the application form and supporting documents should be emailed to ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au.

  When do applications close?

  10am (AEST) Monday, 26 June 2023.

  Can I submit a late application?

  Late applications will not be accepted.

  Will I receive acknowledgement of my application?

  Receipt of all applications will be acknowledged via email, so please ensure you provide a correct email address on your application form. If you do not receive an email acknowledgement within five (5) business days, please contact the Culture and Reconciliation Team via email at ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au.

  How will my application be assessed?

  Eligible applications will be assessed as part of a competitive process against how well the program aligns with the Indigenous Languages Grants and the assessment criteria.

  What are the assessment criteria?

  Applicants are encouraged to carefully consider the assessment criteria and the weighting for the two parts of the assessment.

  Check the assessment criteria in the program guidelines.

  What is weighted scoring and what does it mean for my application?

  Weighted scoring allows the department to prioritise the parts of the assessment criteria. As a grant applicant, it allows you to see which areas require a greater focus in your application and how your application will be assessed to determine the final scoring.

  What am I required to do if I am successful?

  You will be required to:

  • enter into a funding agreement with the Queensland Government through the Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
  • deliver the activity as per your grant application and supporting documentation(s)
  • acknowledge the Queensland Government’s support as stipulated in the agreement
  • deliver on milestones as detailed in the agreement, including submission of a status report
  • incorporate and display any logos, signage and merchandise provided by the Queensland Government
  • liaise with the Grants Program Coordinator regarding the activity and any subsequent approvals
  • provide a final report and images within four weeks of completion of the activity.

  Who do I contact for assistance?

  For more information please contact your local regional office or the Culture and Reconciliation team on email ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au or phone: (07) 3003 6440.

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• Tips for writing a grant application

  1. Check your eligibility

  Before you get started check that your organisation is eligible to apply for the grant. It is important that you read the program guidelines and the terms and conditions before starting an application.

  Check the program guidelines to see if you are eligible for a grant.

  If you are unsure of your eligibility, please contact your local regional office or the Culture and Reconciliation team on email ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3003 6440.

  2. Prepare your application

  To prepare your grant application take some time to:

  • check the application closing date to see how much time you have to complete your application.
  • check what supporting documents you will need to include such as letters of support from Language Owners / Traditional Owners, communities or organisations, School Principal.

  Letters of support are important!

  A key part of the grant program is to include approval from the Language Owner / Traditional Owner for use of the language and how they will be involved in the design, planning and delivery of your project/activity. A letter of support must be provided as part of your application.

  If you are a School Parent Association and you are applying for a school-based activity, then a supporting letter from your School Principal must be included in the application.

  3. Research how much your project will cost

  Before writing your grant application and project plan research how much your project will cost.

  Remember:

  • You may need to get quotes for parts of your project
  • Make sure your budget is fully allocated. For example, if the total budget for your project costs $15,000 and you have applied for the $10,000 local community grant, you will need to break down the $10,000 budget you are asking for.

  Item	Total cost of your activity	Allocation from the Indigenous Languages Grant	Details of in-kind or financial contribution
  Research, archive and project initiation	$3,000	$2,000	$1,000 (researcher donated time for project)
  Collaboration and engagement (including engaging language/Traditional owners, Elders and community members)	$5,000	$3,000
  Production (digital, design, video or print)	$6,000	$4,000	$4,000 (donated video equipment)
  Marketing and promotion (if applicable)	$1,000	$1,000
  Total expenses	$15,000	$10,000	$5,000

  When researching your project cost, it is important to consider what other funding sources are available and include this in your grant application. Other funding sources could include:

  • local councils
  • philanthropic organisations
  • members of Parliament
  • local businesses
  • volunteers
  • in-kind contributions (free bus hire, donated teacher time or equipment).

  4. What to include in your grant application

  When writing your grant application, make sure you outline:

  • a description of your project
  • what you hope the project will achieve
  • why your project is important and how you are including Language/Traditional Owners
  • who will benefit from the project
  • who your project will target and how many people
  • how the project matches the objectives of the grant program
  • where your project will be delivered
  • how you will deliver your project by 30 June 2024
  • a timeline of when key deliverables will be achieved
  • who the key people are that will help you deliver your project
  • how you will measure the success of your project.

  Remember to keep your responses clear and concise. Word limits will apply to the responses.

  5. Submit your application by the closing date

  When you are ready, submit your application through SmartyGrants.

  If you are unable to access SmartyGrants, a paper copy form can be completed, scanned, and emailed to ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au.

  Applications close 10am (AEST) Monday, 26 June 2023.

  For more information please contact your local regional office or the Culture and Reconciliation team on email ilg@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3003 6440.

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