A range of grants are available to individuals and community organisations to:
- help Victoria’s multicultural communities celebrate and share their traditions
- foster cross-cultural awareness, understanding and respect
- showcase the vibrancy and contribution of Victoria’s multiculturalism
- build the skills and knowledge of smaller or emerging community groups
- improve community infrastructure for cultural organisations
What role does the Victorian Multicultural Commission play in grants?
The Victorian Multicultural Commission does not administer or award Victorian Government grants in the multicultural affairs portfolio. They are assessed and administered by the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
Applications are assessed by a panel that includes representatives from the Victorian Multicultural Commission and other relevant independent experts. However, grant administration and management remain the responsibility of the department.
Writing applications and reporting on grants
The Victorian Government also provides these resources to understand:
- how to write a good application
- special grants words and terms
- your responsibilities after receiving a grant
- in-kind contributions
- auspice and partnership arrangements
How to write a grant application
Tips to help organisations and community groups write a good grant application.
Grant terminology explained
Definitions of all multicultural grant program terminology
Grants - understanding in-kind contributions
Many grants request a co-contribution from applicants. ‘In-kind’ support is often accepted as an alternative. This includes donated goods, services or volunteer work to support a project.
Multicultural grants auspice and partnership applications
Information organisations need to know when applying for a multicultural grant under an auspice or partnership arrangement.
Multicultural grant recipient responsibilities
Your requirements and responsibilities as a successful multicultural grant recipient.
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