A clearer path to Australian funding
Find funding your project actually fits.
Tell us what you’re working on. Find relevant Australian grants, understand the fit and build a stronger application.
What are you looking to fund?
Who’s behind the project?
Add more context (optional)
Please pick your state and business type to get a match.
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From possibility to a plan
Less searching.
More moving forward.
You don’t need another long list of links. You need a realistic next step for the project you have in mind.
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Start with your project.
A few details about your idea, organisation and location give the search a clear direction.
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Understand the opportunity.
See the strongest relevant match, why it surfaced and the requirements to check with the funder.
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Give your application a head start.
Take that grant and your project into the Writer. Bring your facts; build and review the draft together.
Strengthening Rural Communities
— Small & Vital
A community-led skills-sharing project could connect with the program’s support for stronger rural communities. This illustrates relevance, not a confirmed match for your organisation.
Your organisation, project location, costs and timing against the current guidelines.
Describe the local need, who will take part and what will change. Gather a budget and evidence of community support.
Find your own matchAn opportunity.
With a reason behind it.
The connection between your project and what the program supports, using the available grant information.
Published criteria to confirm. A fit score is not an eligibility decision.
Confirm the requirements, then start an application for this specific grant.
Find your own matchTHE FUNDING ATLAS
Explore funding,
place by place.
Explore the programs recorded in your part of Australia, then bring your project to the finder. Snapshot: 13 September 2026. Counts include past and unverified rounds.
What this map tells you
Counts describe recorded programs, not money awarded, available funding or confirmed eligibility. A geographic tag does not establish that a program is accepting applications. Nationwide records appear separately from region-specific records. Missing dates remain unknown.
Dated catalogue snapshot · Check current round details with the funder.
Your project is the starting point
Keep the context.
Build the case.
The application starts with the grant you chose and the project you described. Organise the need, goals, budget and evidence into a draft you can stand behind.
Your facts. Your judgement. Every word is yours to review.
Find the right place to startA stronger draft starts with what’s real.
- Your organisation
- What you do and who you serve From your answers
- Your project
- The change you want to make Carried from Finder
- The opportunity
- The grant you chose Same selected grant
- The evidence
- Facts, costs and outcomes You add and review
Different ambitions. One place to start.
What’s your next chapter?
Start with the organisation behind the project. We’ll use the same Finder to look for the right fit.
A clear starting point
Find your fit, free.
Discover your strongest match without an account. Start drafting with the free allowance, then choose more access if you need it.
A little clarity
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Still unsure about something?
Talk to the Grantiv team ↗
Is the Grant Finder free?
Yes. Describe your project and organisation to search for relevant Australian grants. Your strongest available match is shown without an account or email. An optional email step can reveal additional redacted results.
Does a strong match mean I can apply?
A match is a relevance signal, not an eligibility decision or a prediction of success. Check every mandatory requirement, the current round and deadlines on the funder’s official page before applying. Missing information is a reason to check, not a pass.
What if there isn’t a relevant grant?
We’ll say so. Grantiv keeps its match-quality bar in place. You can edit your project or organisation details and search again; we won’t turn a weak result into a strong recommendation.
What happens when I start an application?
First, turn the selected grant and your Finder answers into a free application plan. Add outcomes, delivery and budget details, then review or download your plan before signing in. Continue into Writer with those answers, review the draft and submit through the funder’s own process.
When would I need a paid plan?
Searching is free. The Writer includes a limited free allowance; additional drafting and other features depend on your plan and remaining allowance. You can review the current prices, usage limits and terms on the pricing page before choosing. No card is needed to search or start free.
Who controls my project and application?
You provide the facts and review the application. Grantiv helps organise and draft it; you decide what to use and submit. Read our privacy policy for how project information is processed and stored.
It starts with your idea
See what funding could
fit your project.
Find matching grants Australian grants. Clear next steps. Room to move forward.
