Small grants available for domestic and family violence support services
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AMA Queensland Foundation has partnered with Brisbane South PHN to launch a small grants initiative to support Queensland organisations that assist victim-survivors of family and domestic violence.
Expressions of interest for grants of up to $20,000 per applicant opened on Monday 27 January 2025 and close midday 24 February 2025.
Approximately one in four Australian women (23%) and one in fourteen men (7.3%) have experienced violence by a partner since the age of 15.
AMA Queensland Foundation’s Domestic and Family Violence Small Grants Initiative, which is administered in partnership with Brisbane South PHN, aims to enhance the capacity of Queensland’s community-based organisations that provide support to these victim-survivors.
This initiative has been made possible through the generosity of AMA Queensland Foundation’s donors.
We sincerely thank all those who gave so generously to our 2024 Christmas Appeal. Your donations to this important cause have made the administration of these small grants possible. We hope this support will help more victim-survivors receive comfort, shelter, or vital resources in their time of need.
About the Domestic and Family Violence Small Grants
Eligibility
Queensland-based organisations that support victim-survivors of family and domestic violence can apply for the grants. In particular, organisations that may not typically be eligible to access larger funding schemes are strongly encouraged to apply.
The grants will focus on organisations that:
- represent diverse geographic areas, cultural groups, or community networks
- deliver measurable, sustainable activities aligned with the grant objectives
- require additional support to expand their reach and impact.
Purpose of the small grants initiative
This initiative aims to provide support to organisations that deliver essential services for victim-survivors of family and domestic violence. The grants will assist organisation to:
- build capacity to respond to the increasing number of people experiencing abusive situations
- enhance the delivery of support services through innovative and place-based solutions
- increase awareness of available programs and services for victim-survivors.
Apply now
You can find more details about the grant guidelines and application process via the Brisbane South PHN website.