Building Safe Communities for Women

Up to $150,000 is available to support communities to develop and implement practical solutions to reduce violence against women.

Overview

Building Safe Communities for Women and their Children grants are designed to support communities to develop and implement practical solutions to reduce violence against women and their children in their own community.

Objectives

Building Safe Communities for Women will assist local communities to improve safety for women and their children through locally based and locally designed solutions to meet local needs. It can also be used to support the development of positive responses for communities of interest.

It builds on the partnership between Australian governments and communities to reduce violence against women and their children.

Building Safe Communities for Women and their Children grants can also be used to better understand the prevalence and impact of domestic violence in the community.

Funding

Applicants can apply for one-off time limited funding of up to a total of $150,000 over two financial years.

Total funding of up to $4 million is available from 1 October 2015 to 30 September 2017.

Eligible Applicants

The Australian Government is inviting applications for projects under Building Safe Communities for Women and their Children funding round which is open to local community groups, not-for-profit organisations and local governments.

Timing

Applications close 27 August 2015 – 2:00pm

Additional Information

Application Form must be completed and submitted by the closing date to apply for funding in this round. Please note: You must register and obtain a registration number before completing an application form.
Funding Round Summary provides detailed information on the funding round, including the amount available and eligibility requirements.
Programme Guidelines Overview provides information about how grants are funded for this programme.
Streamlined Grant Agreement General Grant Conditions which includes the general grant conditions that you would agree to if successful in receiving funding.
Questions and Answers specific to this funding round.

What is the #1 grant for start-ups?

12,000+ companies access the R&D tax incentive per year that yields a CASH REBATE of up to 43.5%.
This might be perfect your start up.
Do you want to know more?

Bulletpoint is a Melbourne-based consultancy specialising in guiding businesses through the complex process of the R&D tax incentive. With a decade of experience under our belt, we’re proud to be led by Australia’s highest-rated R&D tax consultant. We’ve successfully lodged over 500 R&D claims, demonstrating a proven track record.

Our approach is straightforward and personable, focusing on cutting through the jargon to help businesses truly understand the definition of R&D in government terms. We’re passionate about what we do, and our clients appreciate this, often commenting on the difference our expertise has made to their businesses. They’ve praised us for uncovering grants they wouldn’t have otherwise known about and for making the whole process less stressful for them.

We’re proud to have an average rating of 4.8 stars from over 250 Google reviews. Despite our success, we continue to strive for improvement, learning from every piece of feedback we receive.

At Bulletpoint, we excel in helping businesses navigate the complexities of the R&D tax incentive process, ensuring they reap the benefits they deserve. As experts in our field, we’re well-versed in what works and what doesn’t when it comes to aligning businesses’ perceptions of R&D with the government’s eligibility criteria.

So, if you’re looking for accessible expertise and a proven success rate, you’ll find it with us at Bulletpoint. We’re ready to guide you through the R&D tax incentive process with a blend of professionalism and personality, ensuring your experience with us is not just successful, but enjoyable as well.