Community and Social Services

The purpose of this grant opportunity is to provide funding to assist with the relocation, orientation and settlement of residents into newly built NATSIFACP aged care homes in a culturally safe manner and consistent with requirements of the Aged Care Quality Standards (the standards). The objectives of the grant opportunity are to support eligible applicants with: coordinated relocation logistics such as the development and implementation of plans, procedures and protocols (including critical Chain of Custody for Schedule 8 medications) to ensure a seamless relocation of the service and existing aged care residents in a manner that meets the requirements outlined in Aged Care Act 2024 (the Act), the Aged Care Rules 2025 (the Rules), the Standards (including Outcome 7.2: Transitions), and other Australian and/or State or Territory legislation. temporary engagement of specialists and additional qualified staff, including additional Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander health workers to ensure and support culturally safe, trauma-aware and healing-informed care and processes throughout the transition, and short-term hire of manual labour, additional vehicles and/or necessary equipment for departing and/or receival facilities to meet care requirements under relevant legislation (including occupational health and safety regulations) and to mitigate associated risks for all persons involved. The intended outcomes of the grant opportunity are to: ensure aged care residents experience a safe and well-coordinated transition to the new home and are settled in a manner that prioritises the physical, emotional and cultural care needs of the individual and meets the requirements outlined in applicable legislation, and support a seamless transition of the NATSIFACP service from their old building to the newly constructed aged care home. To view the grant opportunity documents, please select the red "Grant Opportunity Documents" button on the left-hand side.

EOI Details: The Australian Government agency Services Australia is seeking Expressions of Interest from organisations to provide agent services for 10 hours per week in Corryong. We contract agents to deliver services and programs on our behalf. We provide training and equipment. Agents help people in rural and remote Australia to access government services. Agents provide a face to face information service and free self-help facilities. These include an internet enabled computer, Wi-Fi, phone and scanner/photocopier/printer to help people do their business with us. We’ll pay the successful applicant in accordance with our fee structure. Each year we review the number of hours per week we need you to provide face to face customer service. The payment will change accordingly.    Go to servicesaustralia.gov.au/agentaccesspointhosts to view: the selection criteria general information on agent services how to obtain the terms and conditions for this opportunity.   For more information, please call 02 8440 2814 to speak with one of our agent coordinators. Expressions of Interest close at 5 pm, Monday 13 April 2026. Email your Expression of Interest to: Agent Coordinator, NAAPT.SERVICE.DELIVERY@servicesaustralia.gov.au with subject header: TASNWVIC - Corryong EOI

Expression of Interest Access point services – Enngonia The Australian Government agency Services Australia is seeking Expressions of Interest from organisations to provide access point services in Enngonia. We contract access points to provide free self-help facilities to help people do their business with us. These include an internet-enabled computer, Wi-Fi, phone and scanner/photocopier/printer. Access point staff may also confirm identity documents we require. We pay a standard remuneration fee for the delivery of access point services. We also provide training and equipment. Go to servicesaustralia.gov.au/agentaccesspointhosts to view: the selection criteria general information on access point services how to obtain the terms and conditions for this opportunity. For more information, please call 02 8440 2814 to speak with one of our agent coordinators. Expressions of Interest close at 5 pm, Monday 13 April 2026. Email your Expression of Interest to: Agent Coordinator, NAAPT.SERVICE.DELIVERY@servicesaustralia.gov.au with subject header: SWNSW – Enngonia EOI

The Funding for Social Partner Participation on Safe Work Australia grant program will run over 5 years from 2026–27 to 2030–31. This grant program is round 2 of the previous Funding for Social Partner Participation on Safe Work Australia administered in 2023 which promoted tripartism and social dialogue. The second round will commit $5.625 million GST exclusive over the life of the grant to continue opportunities for tripartism and social dialogue to provide support for employer representatives and unions to improve safety, fairness, and productivity in workplaces. The objective of the program is to support employer representatives and unions to effectively fulfil their roles as Safe Work Australia (SWA) members. The intended outcomes of the program are to: strengthen tripartism and social dialogue in national work health and safety (WHS) and workers’ compensation policy development support full engagement in SWA tripartite policy development and decision-making processes enable social partners to work with their affiliates and members to undertake consensus building activities on work health and safety and workers’ compensation policy matters enable social partners to genuinely contribute ideas, input and experience from workers and business through broader and more in-depth outreach.

The purpose of this grant opportunity is to establish a Jewish community focussed legal advice service to support the Royal Commission. The legal advice service will provide legal advice and information to members of the public wishing to engage with the Royal Commission. The service will run for the duration of the Royal Commission and to be effective, the service must be independent from the Royal Commission, trauma-informed, culturally safe, accessible, and be delivered nationally. The objectives of the grant are: ·       To provide a free legal advice and information service to assist individuals to understand their legal rights and options for engaging with the Royal Commission. ·       To provide referrals to counselling and other support services as needed to ensure a holistic, culturally appropriate, and cooperative approach to assisting people to engage with the Royal Commission.

Werribee Park Major Event Call for Dates 2028 - 2030 Parks Victoria is inviting expressions of interest from major event organisers with the creative vision and capacity to be part of the Werribee Park calendar of major events for 2028-2030. Werribee Park is the premier venue for major events in Melbourne’s west, offering a rare and iconic setting surrounded by heritage architecture, expansive gardens, and a vibrant tourism precinct. With increasing demand for high-quality major events in this unique environment, this is a prime opportunity to secure preferred dates at one of Victoria’s most sought-after outdoor venues. This Call for Dates process is for major public or private events, which are categorised by the capacity of the event. Major events could include but are not limited to: Concerts, theatre productions and music festivals Cultural celebrations and community festivals Lightscapes and art exhibitions Outdoor cinemas Markets, local business fairs, trade shows Sporting events, orienteering and competitions Applications closing Wednesday 6 May at 4pm