NSW Sexual Violence Project Fund

Grant applications now open

The NSW Sexual Violence Project Fund is open from 28 February 2023 until 5pm 3 April 2023.

This fund provides $10 million in grants to support one-off and time-limited early intervention and response projects that address sexual violence.

It focuses on high priority groups, including:

  • Women and children at risk of or experiencing sexual violence
  • First Nations people
  • Culturally and linguistically diverse communities (in particular, people of refugee, refugee-like experiences, and asylum seeker backgrounds)
  • Rural and remote communities
  • LGBTIQ+ people
  • Older women
  • Children and young people (in particular, those who have experienced trauma, sexual and domestic violence or who are in or leaving out-of-home care)
  • People with disability

How to apply

Submit your application for the NSW Sexual Violence Project Fund using the online SmartyGrants portal

Before applying, please read the following documents:

We will only accept applications submitted online through the SmartyGrants portal. Incomplete, late or non-compliant applications will not be progressed for assessment.

Registration of Interest and consultation stage

DCJ invited non-government organisations to register their interest in the fund in late 2022. A consultation session was held on 10 February 2023 with organisations who had registered their interest. A recording of the session and the presentation is available below.

You do not need to have submitted a Registration of Interest during this phase to make an application for funding under the Sexual Violence Project Fund.


NSW Sexual Violence Project Fund consultation session

Consultation session slide pack (PDF, 290.9 KB)

More information

If you have any questions, please contact us at sexualviolencegrantsfund@facs.nsw.gov.au

Last updated:

31 Mar 2023

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