Places and Spaces Quick Response Grant Program

To be eligible, your sport or active recreation organisation must be:

• focused on the promotion of active recreation activities for:
  • relaxation, health, wellbeing and enjoying outside of organised sport
• based in the Northern Territory (NT)
• currently registered as one of the following:
  • an incorporated body with Licensing NT
  • another comparable legal status
• a not-for-profit organisation
• compliant with Licensing NT or other relevant authority
• the national body or the NT peak sporting body and/or active recreation organisation of an organisation (where applicable)
• the owner of the affected property or hold a lease of at least 3 years with the owner’s approval.

You can get funding to repair or replace equipment or a facility if:

• it was unforeseeable and not reasonable to expect your organisation to budget the costs
• it will cause:
  • occupational health and safety implications eg. structural damage caused by storm
  • financial hardship eg. lost revenue due to inability to access or maintain facility
• you have:
  • the NT Police report for theft and criminal activity (if applicable)
  • evidence of insurance held by the organisation or owner for stolen or damaged equipment or facility.

Before you apply, you must:

• get quotes from service providers and include them with your application – buy local
• not already be supported:
  • under another NT Government grant
  • by other funding in full – if partial funding, you must declare this in your application.

To apply, follow these steps:

Step 1. Read the guidelines.

Quick Response Places and Spaces Grant Program guidelines PDF (323.7 KB)
Quick Response Places and Spaces Grant Program guidelines DOCX (194.4 KB)

Step 2. Contact the Sport Infrastructure unit for advice on your application.

Step 3. Submit your application online through GrantsNT.