26TEN helps businesses, community groups, government, educators, and individuals to work together so all adults have the reading, writing, numeracy and communication skills they need for life. Any Tasmanian community, geographic or connected in other ways, with a strong, large network that has a passion for building the literacy and numeracy skills of their community is eligible to apply.

The Aboriginal Benefits Foundation was established in 2004 by a group of committed individuals involved in Indigenous art and culture. The objectives of the Foundation are to promote, provide and carry out activities, facilities and projects for the benefit, welfare and well-being of Aboriginal communities throughout Australia.

The Aboriginal Business Development Program (ABDP) assists Aboriginal people to start or expand their business with grants between $1,000 and $30,000.

The Aboriginal Fishing Trust Fund (AFTF) provides grants and loans for the enhancement, maintenance and protection of Aboriginal cultural fishing as well as for Aboriginal communities to develop businesses associated with fisheries resources throughout NSW.

This program seeks to provide funding to run innovative health promotion programs with Aboriginal people.

The Aboriginal Responsive Skilling Grants (ARSG) is a component of the Department of Trade, Business and Innovationês Aboriginal Employment Program and provides funding for training to meet the needs of Aboriginal people living in urban, regional and remote NT communities.

If you are a Northern Territory (NT) enterprise, you can apply for an Aboriginal Workforce Grant. Aboriginal Workforce Grants support initiatives or projects that result in more Aboriginal Territorians getting into and staying in jobs.

This support service provides businesses with access to expert advice and matched funding of up to $1 million to cover eligible commercialisation costs to help them to take novel products, processes and services to market.

Local governments can apply for one-off Age Friendly SA Grants of up to $25,000 and regional partnerships of at least three local governments may apply for up to $45,000.