NSW Seniors Festival Grant Program 2024

The NSW Seniors Festival Grants program provides $200,000 in funding for community programs and activities that enable older Australians to remain active, healthy, and engaged during the NSW Seniors Festival.

The grants program is a key part of the 2024 NSW Seniors Festival. The festival will run from Monday, 11 March – Sunday 24 March 2024.

The NSW Seniors Festival Grant program encourages Seniors in NSW to enjoy new experiences, continue learning, stay active and connect to their communities. It does this by:

  • supporting a broad range of local community organisations
  • supporting programs and activities in regional NSW
  • fostering partnerships with community groups and services
  • providing programs and activities for diverse communities in NSW
  • supporting projects that empower older people to stay connected
  • assisting organisations to increase capacity of current programs and activities.

Applications can be for small scale, multiple and larger activities throughout the NSW Seniors Festival.

There are two funding levels that applicants can apply for:

  • Up to $5,000 for local community programs and activities.
  • $5,001 - $10,000 to local government organisations for large scale community and regional programs and activities – funding is available to local government organisations only.

Projects must be located within NSW and conducted between 11-24 March 2024.

2024 NSW Seniors Festival Grant Program Guidelines. (PDF, 199.3 KB)

FAQ for the NSW Seniors Festival Grant Program. (PDF, 124.4 KB)

Smarty grants portal.

Last updated:

31 Jul 2023

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