A grant available to help Aboriginal students with their living costs while at TAFE or university. By helping them overcome barriers that might get in the way of studying or applying to study, this grant aims to improve retention rates of existing students and increase enrolment of aspiring students.
Status: open
Grant amount: up to $10,000
Status: open
Grant amount: up to $150K
A grant awarded to one Aboriginal organisation to address a social need in the areas of health, justice, education or employment in their community. Social needs include connection to Country and community, wellbeing, self-esteem and availability of appropriate services.
To be eligible for the grant, you must be able to show that your organisation:
The Subsidy and Investment team are currently developing the content for this page. If you have any questions, email the Sustainability and Investment Initiative team [email protected].
The AHO welcomes the appointment of three new Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) Board Members: Jaymee Beveridge, Glenn Johnston and Katie Moore.
“These three board members will bring additional skills in governance, strategy and policy areas, and we’re excited to have them join our all-Aboriginal board” said Damien Barnes, Chair of the AHO Board.
In addition to welcoming the three new Board members, we’d also like to congratulate Craig Taylor and Aunty Bev Manton on having their terms renewed.
The Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) is a step closer to building two new homes in Dubbo using innovative 3D printing technology.
The unique two-bedroom duplexes will be built on a vacant plot of land in Dubbo, with the walls to be constructed by a 3D printing machine. It is anticipated this use of technology will cut the build time by around 60 per cent (from 40 weeks down to 16).
Services our Way operates in specific local government areas (LGAs) in NSW. You may be eligible to access Services our Way If you're an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person living in LGAs serviced by the Services our Way team.
Twelve Aboriginal Community Housing Providers (ACHPs) have been successful in securing funding as part of the Sector Capability Grants for financial year 23/24.
These grants are a key initiative of the AHO’s Strong Family Strong Communities Strategy and its focus on growing the Aboriginal community housing sector. Under the ten-year strategy, the AHO will support 125 ACHPs to achieve and maintain registration or build capacity.
Congratulations to 12 ACHPs who were successful this year:
