2024-25 Grants SA Digital Inclusion

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Grants SA 2024-25 Digital Inclusion Grant Round

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1.1 Welcome to Grants SA 2024-25 Digital Inclusion Funding Round

Digital inclusion means that all Australians can access and use digital technologies with the skills and confidence required to participate in an ever-increasing on-line world. This funding round will support eligible community organisations to address barriers to digital inclusion faced by DHS priority groups and local communities.

Grants SA’s Digital Inclusion Round offers funding of up to $20,000 to eligible organisations to support:

  • Digital infrastructure for community and/or public use. Requests for digital technology equipment are capped at $10,000.
  • Digital literacy workshops and initiatives to improve digital skills, safety, and confidence for both on-line and in person training.
  • Expansion of existing digital literacy programs including drop-in support services for community education.

Before commencing this application, please make sure you have read and are familiar with the requirements of the round including the funding guidelines.

https://dhs.sa.gov.au/how-we-help/grants/available-grants/digital-inclusion-grants

Funding is prioritised for projects that support people and/or communities experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage and other vulnerabilities.

Please note:

  • If your application is successful there is no guarantee that you will receive the full amount of funding requested.
  • Successful organisations will only have one grant awarded within this funding period.

If you have problems completing the form or have questions about the process, including eligibility please contact the Grants SA team on 1300 650 985 or email grantssa@sa.gov.au.

1.2 Eligibility

The guidelines provide detailed information about the requirements for completing this application, including applicant and project eligibility.

1.2.1 Applicants must:

  • Be an incorporated not-for-profit organisation / Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisation or have evidence of a comparable legal status, such as Australian Public Company limited by guarantee or be a Social Enterprise that holds a current certification with Social Traders
  • Have a registered Australian Business Number (ABN)
  • Be currently operating within South Australia, and delivering the program / service / initiative to residents of South Australia.

1.2.2 Applications will not be accepted from organisations or sponsored organisations that:

  • Have any outstanding contractual or financial obligations (including reports, acquittals, unpaid invoices) for any funded Department of Human Services projects/programs.
  • Have licensed gaming machines in their facilities or hold a gaming machine license.
  • Are educational institutions or related representative bodies. For example, schools and/or their parent or student associations, universities, colleges.
  • Are family trusts and are not Social Trader certified social enterprises.
  • Are individuals, sole traders, or organisations applying on behalf of an individual.
  • Are for-profit organisations or private companies and are not Social Trader certified social enterprises.
  • Are Government agencies -Commonwealth or State Departments and Local Government Agencies.  (Local Government Agencies can only act as a sponsor for unincorporated community organisations).
  • Organisations that have been operating for less than 12 months.

Any eligible organisation or sponsored organisation can be funded for a maximum of two Grants SA grants per financial year. There is no limit to the number of times an eligible organisation can sponsor.

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