Paul Ramsay Foundation (PRF) has opened a new funding opportunity for programs and organisations focused on addressing the behaviours of fathers and other male caregivers who have used or are at risk of using domestic and family violence (DFV).
The Dads on Track National Grant Round recognises that addressing violence within families is critical to improving the safety of victim survivors and achieving long-term family stability, especially for children and young people. The grants, valued up to $350K per annum for five years, build on earlier PRF funding for organisations responding to DFV, including those with a primary focus on users of violence.
Expressions of interest are open from today until 2 March 2026. The Grant Round is open to Australian-based organisations or collaborations registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC) providing specialist DFV services to men and currently working with fathers using or at risk of using DFV.
Successful grant recipients will work with learning partners to capture collective knowledge to improve outcomes for families.
Further information is available here: New funding announced to support dads to get, and stay, on track
