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 Fund grant program
    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.
  • Community Grants Program
    For community groups, projects, events and programs.
  • Grants for Seniors Month events
    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.
  • 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 Grants Program
    To assist migrant and multicultural communities with social inclusion, social cohesion and / or cultural and linguistic diversity.
  • NT Youth Week grants
    Get funding to help with running an activity during the 10-day celebration.
  • Quick Response Grants - Youth
    To assist young Territorians to access a variety of youth initiated events and personal development programs.
  • Youth Vibe Holiday Grants
    For organisations to provide youth engagement activities during the major school holidays.
  • Heritage Grants Program
    To encourage appropriate conservation work to privately-owned heritage places.
  • NT History Grant
    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.
  • Charles See Kee Scholarship
    To assist students who have resettled in Australia as a humanitarian or refugee entrant to undertake study which furthers employment and leadership outcomes.
  • Harmony Grants
    For organisations to promote multiculturalism in the Northern Territory, including the Darwin Waterfront Harmony Soiree.
  • Multicultural Community Facilities Grant
    To assist migrant and multicultural communities with the renovations and upgrades of existing multicultural groups premises.
  • Multicultural Grants Program
    To assist migrant and multicultural communities with social inclusion, social cohesion and / or cultural and linguistic diversity.
  • 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.
  • Grants for Seniors Month events
    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.