June 26, 2025
Applications open for Australia Post’s 2025 Community Grant Program

Applications open for Australia Post’s 2025 Community Grant Program

APPLICATIONS are now open for Australia Post’s 2025 Community Grants program, which funds community-led, local projects across Australia.

Eligible not-for-profit groups from New South Wales can apply for grants of up to $10,000 to support projects which have the primary purpose of improving connection and mental wellbeing in their local communities.

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Since 2020, Australia Post has awarded more than 350 grants to community groups across Australia.

Last year, the program awarded 71 projects across the country, contributing more than $500,000 of funding. More than half of successful applications were in regional areas.

This year, Australia Post has announced a significant expansion of its Community Grants program for 2025, with an additional allocation of up to $250,000 allocated to support grassroots initiatives that enhance mental wellbeing, foster connection, and build resilience in disaster-impacted communities.

“In times of disaster, it’s local organisations that are best placed to support the recovery process,” said Nicky Tracey, Australia Post General Manager, Community and Stakeholder Engagement.
“They understand their communities, know what’s needed, and are there for the long haul.

“That’s why we’re proud to offer an additional allocation of up to $250,000 in community grants this year, to support projects in disaster-impacted communities across Australia that promote mental wellbeing, strengthen social connections, and build resilience within their communities.”

Organisations interested in applying are encouraged to review the Community Grant guidelines carefully to check eligibility requirements, with eligible organisations able to apply until 11.59pm on Monday, 7 July 2025.

To check eligibility, visit: auspost.com.au/grants.

Successful applicants will be notified in September 2025.

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