Junior Travel Assistance Program - 2025/26. Open until 24 June 2026. Provides help to young athletes (aged 12-18) with the costs of traveling to national sporting championships. This program offers one-off grants of up to $200 to ease the financial burden on families, allowing more young Tasmanians to represent their state.
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Funding to support advisory services to lift small businesses’ digital adoption round 3 closes 5 December. This grant will help service providers to deliver low cost, high quality advisory services to help small businesses to adopt digital tools. ASBAS Digital Solutions Round 3 will assist service providers to offer low cost, high quality advisory services to help small businesses to adopt digital tools, across 5 priority capabilities: introduction to digitalising your small business. social media, digital marketing and selling online. using business software. AI and emerging technologies. cybersecurity and data privacy.
Farm Debt Mediation Grant Program 2024-25 closes 5 December 2025. Farmers can receive a $3,000 grant to pay for mediation fees, professional advisory services relevant to mediation travel, accommodation, or room rental.
Community Action Fund. Applications will be assessed bimonthly until 5pm on 31 December 2025. The Tasmanian Community Fund is calling for applications from not-for-profit community organisations for projects that support strong, vibrant and resilient communities, through programs and activities that remove barriers to learning for 8–19-year olds and build leadership capability and capacity across the community.
Federal Government Energy Bill Relief Extension 2025 – Small Businesses. Closes 31 December 2025. provides a one-time payment of $150 for all Australian businesses. If a business is supplied electricity by a licensed electricity retailer (such as Aurora Energy, 1st Energy, Solstice, Momentum, CovaU or Energy Locals), their retailer will automatically apply the bill relief to their electricity account, and they will not be required to take any action.
2025 Apprentice and Trainee Training Fund Submissions close midnight 31 December 2025. The Apprentice and Trainee Training Fund provides grants to Skills Tasmania endorsed registered training organisations to subsidise the cost of delivering training and assessment and associated learner support services to Tasmanian apprentices and trainees.
Bobby Calf Tag Reimbursement. 31 December 2025.
National Pies for Local Heroes- monthly grants close last day of each month.
Any registered Australian community group, sporting club or not-for-profit organisation can apply. We’ll award a grant of $1,000 each month over the next 12 months, beginning in March 2025. We’ll also award a major grant of $10,000 at the end of the program Jan 2026.
Whether you need new boots for your footy club, art supplies for your painting group, a special trip funded, or something else entirely – tell us how we can Help!
Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants Program. 5 February 2026. This program aims to commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel who served in wars, conflicts and peace operations, and their families.
Building Digital Skills- Round 15 from 2 February to 27 February 2025.Round 16: 2 March to 27 Mar .$3,000 – $20,500 funding so you can run a program to support over 50’s to be connected and get digital skills. A range of resources and support materials are available to help organisations deliver this program.This Be Connected program aims to support older people in Australia so they have the skills needed to participate fully in society.
Density Incentive Grant Scheme closes 31 March 2026. is a Tasmanian Government initiative to help increase the supply and diversity of housing. Grants of $10,000 per dwelling are available to incentivise developers to build medium and high-density housing developments, up to a maximum of 50 dwellings per developer.
Business Energy Efficiency Scheme close 16 April 2026. This program provides commercial and industrial energy customers with loans to help them implement energy efficient products and services to sustainably reduce their electricity bills.
Events Tasmania Marketing Grant 25/26 Closes 21 May 2026. to provide grants to the organisers of events in Tasmania to increase visitation to their event. The program seeks to support marketing initiatives that promote and attract audiences to events held in Tasmania between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026. The grant program is designed to cater for both large and small events, with two tiers of funding available for events with either intrastate or interstate visitation targets. Grants between $2,500 and $10,000 are available to support event organisers in enhancing their existing marketing strategies for established Tasmanian events. Grants are available until the available funding allocation has been fully allocated, or the program has closed – whichever occurs first.
Touring Grant 2025 - 2026. Closes 28 May 2026.Touring grants of up to $20,000 are available to eligible organisers of touring activities that are held between March and November (inclusive) that attract more than 40 people to Tasmania, who stay in paid commercial accommodation for five nights or more and spend 40 per cent or more of the touring activity in regional areas (outside Greater Hobart).
Championship Grants 2025 - 2026. Closes 28 May 2026. Grants of between $3,500 and $10,000 are available to eligible organisers of championship and sporting events that: attract more than 100 people from outside Tasmania who stay three nights or more in paid commercial accommodation (hotel, motel, B&B, cabin). promote pre- and post-championship travel as a part of their event marketing.
Ticket to Play closes 29 May 2026 is a Tasmanian Government initiative designed to reduce the cost of sport and active recreation membership and/or registration for eligible children.
The Digital Sisters program has been extended until June 2026. The Australian Government, through the Department of Social Services, will continue funding the program, allowing 55 network partners to keep empowering women in their communities. This extension is a direct result of the incredible work every Digital Sisters partner is doing in their community and the powerful impact the program has had. We are thrilled that we can continue with this program for one more year.
Accelerating Trade Grant Program - Round 7 (2025-26) Closes 30 June 2026
Screen - Market Travel close 11:00PM 19 June 2026
Screen - Professional Events close 11:00PM 19 June 2026
Screen - Short Courses close 11:00PM 19 June 2026
Special Partnerships 2025/26 close 2:00PM 30 June 2026
Waste and Resource Recovery Board Sponsorship Program 2025-26 close 5:00PM 30 June 2026
Provides funding of $1,000 to $10,000 to eligible organisations, events and individuals that support the delivery of the Tasmanian Waste and ResourceRecovery Strategy (WRR Strategy).
The Sponsorship Program has a focus on supporting projects, organisations and events that clearly align with the WRR Strategy, demonstrate and road-test innovation, produce improved resource streams and circular supply chains, and deliver better services, products and outcomes for Tasmania.
Major Events Partnership Program 2025/26. Closes 30 June 2026. provides funding to significant events that return substantial economic outcomes for our state. The Program is a competitive process with applications considered by the Major Events Group – a body made up of Government and industry representatives – against set criteria. The Program aims to deliver a regionally and seasonally balanced event portfolio for Tasmania that includes a variety of event types.
Sector Support 2025/26. Closes 30 June 2026. Events Tasmania provides support to organisations bidding to host mass-participation events in Tasmania that would, should the bid be successful, fit within our existing Major Event Partnerships Program. This support is capped at $3 000, and can be used towards the development or presentation of the bid.
Regional Tourism Development Loan Scheme. 30 June 2026. This program provides loans to support tourism projects in regional Tasmania.
Social Enterprise Capability Building Grants. 30 June 2026. This program provides funding to social enterprises to help them become more efficient and effective in delivering social benefits to vulnerable Australians.
Rebates for TAS sheep and goat farmers. This program provides TAS sheep and goat farmers with rebates to help them purchase eligible eID device tags.
Residential Land Rebate close 31 July 2026.The program is a Tasmanian Government initiative to help boost the availability of affordable residential land and improve housing availability Grants will be for a total claim amount of up to $15000 per-lot, up to a maximum of 40 lots per application.Funding is available for developers to help cover the cost of power, NBN, water and sewerage infrastructure.
2025 Events Tasmania Attraction Fund. Close 31 May 2027. The aim of the Fund is to secure mass participation events which will deliver strong levels of interstate visitation and substantial economic and social benefits for the state during the shoulder and winter months.
- must apply under Stage One at least four months (16 weeks) prior to event commencement
- must hold an event between March and November in either 2025, 2026 or 2027
- must be able to contribute at least 60 per cent of the overall event income budget.
PowerSmart for Small Business 2024-25. Closes 30 Jun 3028. The Tasmanian Government has launched the PowerSmart for Small Business program, providing grants of up to $1,000 to small businesses for energy efficiency audits. This initiative aims to help Tasmanian small businesses better understand their energy use, identify opportunities to reduce both energy consumption and costs, and implement energy-saving measures.
Cheaper Home Batteries Program. 2030. Provides households and small businesses with a 30% discount on the upfront cost of installing a small-scale solar battery.