Grants
Review of DVA-funded ESO Advocacy and Welfare Services
The following grants are available for the veteran community according to specific criteria.
Building Excellence in Support and Training (BEST)
The Department is currently undertaking a review of DVA-funded ESO Advocacy and Welfare Services, including the BEST program. Information on the BEST program and how to apply for future funding will be provided in early 2010.
See: Details about BEST grants
Saluting Their Service commemorations grants
Saluting Their Service grants support projects and activities which directly commemorate Australia’s servicemen and women who served in wars, conflicts and peace operations to promote appreciation and understanding of the role those who served have played in shaping the nation.
See: Details about Saluting Their Service grants and how to apply
Veteran & Community grants
V&C grants are currently being reviewed as part of the Departments review of DVA-funded ESO Advocacy and Welfare Services. Information on any changes to the V&C grants program will be provided on completion of the review.
V&C grants aim to maintain and improve the independence and quality of life of members of the veteran community by providing financial assistance for activities, services and projects to sustain and/or enhance wellbeing.
See: Details about V&C grants and how to apply
Overseas privately constructed memorials restoration
These grants assist Australian veterans and other individuals in the restoration and preservation of existing military unit and battle memorials constructed overseas.
See: Details about overseas memorials restoration grants and how to apply
Long Tan bursary
The Long Tan bursary provides funding to help Australian Vietnam Veterans' children meet the cost of tertiary education and help them obtain formal qualifications and skills needed to pursue their chosen career.
See: Details about Long Tan bursary and how to apply
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