APA Mount Isa and Cloncurry Community Grants — FY27 Round 1
Up to AUD $5,000 per application for community projects in Mount Isa and Cloncurry. Guidelines allow residents, community organisations, local government and qualifying businesses, but the form asks for not-for-profit status; confirm your route with APA. Closes at the end of 19 October 2026 (AEDT).
- Funding (AUD)
- Up to $5,000 per application
- Location
- Queensland
- Closes
- 19 October 202611:59 pm AEDT
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About this opportunity
APA Group’s FY27 Round 1 offers up to AUD $5,000 per application for community projects, events and activities in Mount Isa and Cloncurry. Multiple projects can share one application, within the total cap. Successful applicants must spend the funding within six months.
Who can apply
The current August 2026 guidelines list local residents, incorporated community organisations, unincorporated groups with an eligible auspice, local government entities, and for-profit organisations proposing initiatives for community benefit. Projects must meet the local-benefit, insurance and previous-funding requirements.
Application inconsistency: the linked guidelines permit these broader applicant types, but the current form’s mandatory declaration asks for an incorporated or auspiced not-for-profit organisation. Individual, government and for-profit applicants should confirm the correct application route with APA at communitygrants@apa.com.au before certifying eligibility.
Funding and application access
First Nations Peoples is a funding category alongside regional and remote communities, climate transition and the natural environment. The current FY27 Round 1 form closes at midnight at the end of 19 October 2026 (AEDT). Read the guidelines and choose a project that fits a funding category.
Eligibility & First Nations relevance
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First Nations relevanceThe official programme guidelines name First Nations Peoples as a funding category for community and heritage outcomes; this is a general local community grant.
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