The Market Development Fund – Demonstration & Infrastructure supports organisations to trial, demonstrate, and scale innovative uses of recycled tyre materials across infrastructure and manufacturing. Providing funding between $50,000 and…
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The Health Services Research Grants Scheme 2026 supports Australian research institutions to deliver high-impact, applied health services research that drives real-world change across the healthcare system. With funding of up…
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Brisbane (QLD) | Up to $12,500 | Closes 30 June 2026 The Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust Local Impact Grant supports grassroots charitable organisations delivering direct community benefit within the Brisbane…
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Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) The Australian and Queensland Governments have activated additional Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements to support communities impacted by recent flooding across Gladstone and Banana Shire. For…
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Impact Revenue Investments support Queensland social enterprises to scale impact. Fourteen Queensland social enterprises have been approved for Impact Revenue Investments of up to $200,000. This investment in effect is…
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Disaster Assistance Loans Available for North Queensland Small Businesses Affected by Monsoon Trough Queensland small businesses impacted by the North Queensland Monsoon Trough and associated flooding, which commenced on 24…
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Join this practical workshop to learn about the digital trends that may have the most significant impact on your business in 2026. Each year Nicky Jurd puts together a list…
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Buying from a social enterprise in Queensland just got easier thanks to a groundbreaking partnership between Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC), givvable, People and Planet First and Local Buy.
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Substation33 is a social enterprise based in the Logan region that focuses on the reuse and recycling of electronic waste (e-waste) to create work opportunities.
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The 'Business for Good' event held at Blaklash in Fortitude Valley attracted over 80 attendees representing various social enterprises, not-for-profits and B Corps.
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