Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander - Projects 2609

Please read the Arts and Culture Grants Program's General Guidelines prior to preparing an application and download the How to Apply Guide.

Read also the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Grants - Projects page on our website for information particular to this grant.  Note the "Who can apply", "Who is eligible" and "You can apply for" sections.

To successfully complete the application form, you must prepare/obtain the following elements of a grant application:

• A 300 word Summary of the activity you aim to undertake
• A 1000 word Rationale detailing the merits, qualities of your project and why it should be funded
• CV of artistic leads and short biographies of key creatives and artists
• Project plan and timeline
• Letters of support
• Letters of confirmation
• Relevant support material (including samples of your work)
• Detailed budget
• Where applicable, confirmation of an auspice arrangement
• If applicable, evidence of consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities if your project includes content or IP relevant to First Nations culture
• If relevant to your project, how you will mitigate risk in your project delivery
• A brief summary as to how you will measure the success of your project

Contact

Please prepare the various elements of the application in the format that is easiest for you. You can submit elements of the application in text boxes, by uploading documents, and/or by providing URLs to (written and audiovisual) documents saved online.

To discuss requirements, including access arrangements, contact CreateSA on (08) 8363 8670.

Applicants who are Deaf or identify as a person with disability

Disability-led organisation, Access2Arts, can assist individual applicants in writing an application. For more information, contact hello@access2arts.org.au.

Auslan interpreters

Auslan interpreters can be arranged for meetings and to translate applications which are submitted in Auslan (in digital format).

Culturally and linguistically diverse artists

We can organise interpreters for meetings as well as for the translation of applications. 

Deaf and hearing-impaired artists 

When contacting us, TTY users should phone 133 677 and then ask for (08) 8363 8670.

Speak to Listen (speech-to-speech relay)

Speak and Listen users should phone 1300 555 727 and then ask for (08) 8363 8670.

The round closes precisely at 5pm ACDT. Late submissions will not be accepted. Support material and budget documents will not be accepted after the closing date.