Grants directory

The Northern Territory (NT) Government provides a wide range of grants, scholarships and other forms of support for businesses, community organisations and individuals.

You should use local goods and services wherever possible if you are awarded a grant. There are specific requirements to buy local if you are receiving a capital grant.

Find out more about GrantsNT, the management system for NT Government grants.

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  • Animal Welfare
    For organisations to undertake animal welfare projects that improve animal well-being, raise community awareness of responsibilities in regard to animal welfare and help progress good animal management practice.
  • Wildlife Grants
    For organisations to collect, care and release sick, injured or orphaned wildlife.
  • Aboriginal Business Development Program
    To assist Aboriginal people and joint ventures (where Aboriginal people hold significant equity) to enter or expand commercial business arrangements that will create employment and /or wealth creation opportunities.
  • Aboriginal Responsive Skilling Grants
    Funding for regional and remote communities to train workers for projects in the community.
  • Alcohol Secure grant
    Apply for funding to improve the security of alcohol at your licensed premises.
  • Business Improvement Grants
    All eligible Northern Territory businesses can access a $10,000 grant to make permanent physical improvements to their business land or buildings.
  • Business Innovation Program
    Funding and mentoring for the commercialisation of new products, services and processes.
  • Capital Grants
    You should use local goods and services if you are awarded a grant. There are specific requirements to buy local if you are receiving a Capital Grant.
  • Community based child care
    To strengthen parent managed community based child care services as independent viable businesses. This program is only applicable to the 23 specific Community Based Childcare Centres located in the Northern Territory.
  • Equity Training Grants
    Equity training grans improve training and employment outcomes for disadvantaged people in the Northern Territory.
  • Funding to upskill or reskill employees
    If you are an employer in the Northern Territory (NT) you can apply for funding to upskill or reskill your employees as part of the Industry Buildskills Program.
  • Home and Business Battery Scheme
    For homeowners and businesses to buy and install batteries and inverters.
  • Home Improvement Scheme
    Under the Jobs Rescue and Recovery plan, tradies and contractors must be registered to supply goods and services to business, not-for-profit and homeowners.
  • Regional museums
    To assist local museums or other organisations committed to the preservation of cultural heritage to develop programs, design and construct displays, manage their collections, acquire relevant skills and enhance the presentation and preservation of local heritage.
  • Regional economic development fund
    To support the development of businesses and industry in all regions of the Northern Territory.
  • Smarter Business Solutions
    The Smarter Business Solutions program offers free advice and grants to Northern Territory (NT) business owners, Indigenous enterprises and not-for-profit organisations to help reduce your day-to-day energy, water and material costs.
  • Territory Business Growth Program
    To assist existing small to medium businesses grow and become more viable.
  • Trade Support Scheme
    To support the offshore marketing activities of Northern Territory businesses.
  • International student wellbeing grants
    For events and activities that enhance the wellbeing of international students studying in the NT.
  • Environment Project Grant
    The Environment Project grant program provides funding for community based projects that help reduce harm to the environment.
  • Smarter Business Solutions
    The Smarter Business Solutions program offers free advice and grants to Northern Territory (NT) business owners, Indigenous enterprises and not-for-profit organisations to help reduce your day-to-day energy, water and material costs.
  • Community Sponsorship Program
    For community groups, projects, events and programs.
  • Event funding and industry development
    NT Major Events Company programs to strengthen and increase the quality and capability of festivals and events in the Territory.
  • Harmony Grants
    For organisations to promote multiculturalism in the Northern Territory, including the Darwin Waterfront Harmony Soiree.
  • International Women's Day Grants
    Funding to help you run your International Women's Day event.
  • Multicultural Grant Program
    To assist migrant and multicultural communities with social inclusion, social cohesion and / or cultural and linguistic diversity.
  • National Youth Week
    For individuals, groups, clubs, schools, organisations and businesses to provide youth engagement activities held during National Youth Week.
  • Seniors Month
    For organisations to encourage older people to have a healthy lifestyle, become involved in a new activity, connect to the community or to create opportunities for continued involvement in activities.
  • Youth Affairs - Quick Response Group
    To assist young Territorians to access a variety of youth initiated events and personal development programs.
  • Youth Vibe
    For organisations to provide youth engagement activities during the major school holidays.
  • Alcohol and other drugs youth grants
    Funding for projects that minimise the harm associated with the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.
  • National Disability Insurance Scheme - Innovation Grant
    To fund innovative projects that support the implementation of the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Projects may generate solutions, identify and test new opportunities and lead to improved choice and control for people with disability, especially those living in remote areas of the Territory
  • Suicide prevention community grant
    Funding to support locally-led projects or activities that address an identified suicide prevention need.
  • Heritage Grants
    To encourage appropriate conservation work to privately-owned heritage places.
  • History Grants
    To encourage and support original research about Northern Territory history, and broaden the resources available in this field, for the community to access and engage with.
  • Regional museums
    To assist local museums or other organisations committed to the preservation of cultural heritage to develop programs, design and construct displays, manage their collections, acquire relevant skills and enhance the presentation and preservation of local heritage.
  • Home Improvement Scheme
    If you own a home in the Northern Territory you can get money to do physical improvements to your land or building, or for repairs and maintenance.
  • Homeowner incentives
    Get financial help to build or buy a home.
  • Audience development
    Support for Territory audiences and screen practitioners to experience quality screen content through film festivals and other events.
  • Career development
    To identify emerging talent and establish career pathways through internships and mentoring.
  • Industry partnerships
    Funding to build industry capability, skills development and career enhancement.
  • Production finance
    Support for the production of distinct Territory stories and creative content from Territory screen practitioners.
  • Story development
    Development of distinctive Territory screen stories across TV drama, features, children's TV, documentary and web series.
  • Travel support
    Travel programs to help Territory practitioners maintain their skills, grow their networks and develop their project slates.
  • Seniors Month
    For organisations to encourage older people to have a healthy lifestyle, become involved in a new activity, connect to the community or to create opportunities for continued involvement in activities.
  • Visitor Experience Enhancement Program
    Grants for tourism businesses and operators to improve tourism experiences, facilities and attractions. The program is part of the Turbocharging Tourism stimulus package.
  • National Youth Week
    For individuals, groups, clubs, schools, organisations and businesses to provide youth engagement activities held during National Youth Week.
  • Youth Affairs - Quick Response - Individual
    Individual - to assist young Territorians to access a variety of youth initiated events and personal development programs.
  • Youth Affairs - Quick Response Group
    To assist young Territorians to access a variety of youth initiated events and personal development programs.
  • Youth Vibe
    For organisations to provide youth engagement activities during the major school holidays.