Open Call for Australian Jewish Community Priority Projects Grant

The Australian Jewish Community Priority Projects Grant offers funding to Jewish and other organizations connected to the Australian Jewish community to implement initiatives that promote social cohesion, combat prejudice, and support cultural and religious participation. Eligible applicants can receive up to AUD 300,000 to cover 100% of eligible project costs. The application deadline is 5 January 2027. This grant aims to foster understanding, tolerance, and respect between the Australian Jewish community and other cultural, ethnic, and religious groups. It supports efforts to combat prejudice and discrimination, facilitate cultural and religious participation, and enhance community connection and recovery following antisemitic incidents.

Eligible applicants include:

Ineligible applicants include individuals, for-profit organizations, government bodies, and international entities.

Projects should focus on:

This grant addresses critical needs within the Australian Jewish community, promoting social cohesion and supporting recovery from antisemitic incidents. It enables organizations to foster dialogue and understanding, enhancing cultural and religious life. For detailed application instructions, refer to the official guidelines. Can individuals apply for the grant? No, individuals are not eligible to apply. What is the maximum funding per project? The grant offers up to AUD 300,000 per project. Are international entities eligible to apply? No, only organizations located in Australia are eligible. Is there a mandatory project completion date? Yes, projects must be completed by 31 March 2028. How can I register for the information session? Email AJCRSVP@industry.gov.au to register your interest in the online session on 17 November 2026. Eligible organizations should thoroughly review the official guidelines and prepare their applications well in advance of the deadline. Consider attending the information session for additional insights.