Grant First Nations eligible

City of Albany Quick Response Grants 2026–27

Albany groups can request up to $1,000 for eligible small local activities outside the annual funding program. Applications are considered until funds are exhausted.

Funding (AUD)
Up to $1,000
Location
Western Australia
Closes
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Official source: albany.wa.gov.au

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Who can apply

  • Eligible incorporated not-for-profit groups based in Albany, or with a demonstrated principal interest there, may apply; local individuals and unincorporated groups need an incorporated auspice.

First Nations relevanceGeneral Albany program open to eligible Aboriginal community groups; the City lists a past Wagyl Kaip Southern Noongar Aboriginal Corporation award under Quick Response.

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About this opportunity

  • The City of Albany offers Quick Response Grants of up to $1,000 for small local initiatives that fall outside its annual community-funding program.
  • Aboriginal community-led activities can qualify under these general rules, but this is not a First Nations-specific program.
  • Applications are considered at any time until the allocation is exhausted, for eligible initiatives taking place from 1 August 2026 to 30 June 2027; submit at least two weeks before an event.

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  1. Check the official eligibility rules and project fit.
  2. Prepare the information the provider requires.
  3. Confirm current availability and use the provider’s application process.

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