Suicide Prevention Capacity Building Grants

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SUBMISSIONS FOR THIS GRANT FUNDING HAS NOW CLOSED

The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) is pleased to release a grant round targeting suicide prevention capacity building projects and activities through our Health Grants Program.

Examples of capacity building could be awareness campaigns, targeted training, resource development, mentoring programs, communities of practice, networking/forums around suicide prevention, low intensity community-based resilience education/activities or service mapping.

By funding community grants we can address the needs of individual communities and better support them in suicide prevention.

These grants are targeted towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People and Older Persons who experience higher rates of suicide.


Invitations for submissions are now open across the HNECC PHN region for one-off grants ranging from $20,000 - $100,000. Closing date to submit your application has been extended to is 5.00 pm Friday 22 November 2019.


HOW TO APPLY

We are committed to supporting equitable access to grant opportunities to all types and sizes of organisations across our region. We recognise that traditional written word-based application forms may be challenging for some organisations, and we can be missing out on excellent opportunities to support ideas and projects that promote better health outcomes for our community.

In response to this, HNECC PHN is trialing some different ways of applying for grant funding which are listed below. We will assess the effectiveness of these methods in assessing grant applications for potential use in the future.

There are three different ways to apply for the Suicide Prevention Capacity Building Grants which are aimed at improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people:


Complete an Online application form

Submit a short video (no longer than 10 minutes)

Request a Yarning Session

WEBINAR INFORMATION SESSION

HNECC PHN will be hosting an informal webinar information session on Thursday 24th October where an overview of the grants and the new application processes will be provided. This will be an interactive session where attendees will also be given the opportunity to ask questions.

CLICK HERE to register your interest to attend this webinar.


WHO CAN I CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION?

For further information please contact Melissa Collins – HNECC PHN Grants Manager at grants@hneccphn.com.au or phone 0417 116 208. You can also post questions using the ask a question function on this site.

We also encourage you to register your details on Peoplebank to stay connected with the PHN and for future grant opportunities.

SUBMISSIONS FOR THIS GRANT FUNDING HAS NOW CLOSED

The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) is pleased to release a grant round targeting suicide prevention capacity building projects and activities through our Health Grants Program.

Examples of capacity building could be awareness campaigns, targeted training, resource development, mentoring programs, communities of practice, networking/forums around suicide prevention, low intensity community-based resilience education/activities or service mapping.

By funding community grants we can address the needs of individual communities and better support them in suicide prevention.

These grants are targeted towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People and Older Persons who experience higher rates of suicide.


Invitations for submissions are now open across the HNECC PHN region for one-off grants ranging from $20,000 - $100,000. Closing date to submit your application has been extended to is 5.00 pm Friday 22 November 2019.


HOW TO APPLY

We are committed to supporting equitable access to grant opportunities to all types and sizes of organisations across our region. We recognise that traditional written word-based application forms may be challenging for some organisations, and we can be missing out on excellent opportunities to support ideas and projects that promote better health outcomes for our community.

In response to this, HNECC PHN is trialing some different ways of applying for grant funding which are listed below. We will assess the effectiveness of these methods in assessing grant applications for potential use in the future.

There are three different ways to apply for the Suicide Prevention Capacity Building Grants which are aimed at improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people:


Complete an Online application form

Submit a short video (no longer than 10 minutes)

Request a Yarning Session

WEBINAR INFORMATION SESSION

HNECC PHN will be hosting an informal webinar information session on Thursday 24th October where an overview of the grants and the new application processes will be provided. This will be an interactive session where attendees will also be given the opportunity to ask questions.

CLICK HERE to register your interest to attend this webinar.


WHO CAN I CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION?

For further information please contact Melissa Collins – HNECC PHN Grants Manager at grants@hneccphn.com.au or phone 0417 116 208. You can also post questions using the ask a question function on this site.

We also encourage you to register your details on Peoplebank to stay connected with the PHN and for future grant opportunities.

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You can ask a question about Suicide Prevention Capacity Building for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People or Older People here. 

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  • Share Can you clarify that projects need to be focused on both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Or can projects be focused on either Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Can organisations that are not Aboriginal run or owned apply for this grant funding? on Facebook Share Can you clarify that projects need to be focused on both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Or can projects be focused on either Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Can organisations that are not Aboriginal run or owned apply for this grant funding? on Twitter Share Can you clarify that projects need to be focused on both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Or can projects be focused on either Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Can organisations that are not Aboriginal run or owned apply for this grant funding? on Linkedin Email Can you clarify that projects need to be focused on both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Or can projects be focused on either Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Can organisations that are not Aboriginal run or owned apply for this grant funding? link

    Can you clarify that projects need to be focused on both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Or can projects be focused on either Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Older people? Can organisations that are not Aboriginal run or owned apply for this grant funding?

    PHNGrantQuestion1 asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Projects can be focused on both target groups or one only. Organisations that are not Aboriginal run or owned can apply for this grant funding.

  • Share The submission template refers to the grant amounts as GST inclusive. Can I please clarify that this is correct, as most tender submissions we have completed have been GST exclusive. Thank you on Facebook Share The submission template refers to the grant amounts as GST inclusive. Can I please clarify that this is correct, as most tender submissions we have completed have been GST exclusive. Thank you on Twitter Share The submission template refers to the grant amounts as GST inclusive. Can I please clarify that this is correct, as most tender submissions we have completed have been GST exclusive. Thank you on Linkedin Email The submission template refers to the grant amounts as GST inclusive. Can I please clarify that this is correct, as most tender submissions we have completed have been GST exclusive. Thank you link

    The submission template refers to the grant amounts as GST inclusive. Can I please clarify that this is correct, as most tender submissions we have completed have been GST exclusive. Thank you

    Mary McNamara asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Grant amounts should be gst exclusive. The template is incorrect. Please enter gst exclusive amounts. We are updating the template. If you have already submitted we will liaise with you directly to ensure the correct funding amounts are considered.

  • Share Is there any exclusions for the budget? ie can you add project management costs to budget? on Facebook Share Is there any exclusions for the budget? ie can you add project management costs to budget? on Twitter Share Is there any exclusions for the budget? ie can you add project management costs to budget? on Linkedin Email Is there any exclusions for the budget? ie can you add project management costs to budget? link

    Is there any exclusions for the budget? ie can you add project management costs to budget?

    Annie Sinclair asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. There are no exclusions for the budget.

  • Share Can you provide a written and face face submission? on Facebook Share Can you provide a written and face face submission? on Twitter Share Can you provide a written and face face submission? on Linkedin Email Can you provide a written and face face submission? link

    Can you provide a written and face face submission?

    asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Applicants must choose one submission option only.

  • Share Can you provide a written and face face submission? on Facebook Share Can you provide a written and face face submission? on Twitter Share Can you provide a written and face face submission? on Linkedin Email Can you provide a written and face face submission? link

    Can you provide a written and face face submission?

    asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Applicants must choose one submission option only.

  • Share Hi! Would you accept applications from organisations that have partnered together for their proposed project for this grant opportunity? on Facebook Share Hi! Would you accept applications from organisations that have partnered together for their proposed project for this grant opportunity? on Twitter Share Hi! Would you accept applications from organisations that have partnered together for their proposed project for this grant opportunity? on Linkedin Email Hi! Would you accept applications from organisations that have partnered together for their proposed project for this grant opportunity? link

    Hi! Would you accept applications from organisations that have partnered together for their proposed project for this grant opportunity?

    PHNGrantQuestion1 asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Yes applications that involve partnerships are acceptable however the grant agreement will be with one organisation only. 

  • Share I am keen to offer services to the transgender community. 48% of people with gender dysphoria attempt suicide, which is way above the national average. I want to know if I can access funding for this minority group. on Facebook Share I am keen to offer services to the transgender community. 48% of people with gender dysphoria attempt suicide, which is way above the national average. I want to know if I can access funding for this minority group. on Twitter Share I am keen to offer services to the transgender community. 48% of people with gender dysphoria attempt suicide, which is way above the national average. I want to know if I can access funding for this minority group. on Linkedin Email I am keen to offer services to the transgender community. 48% of people with gender dysphoria attempt suicide, which is way above the national average. I want to know if I can access funding for this minority group. link

    I am keen to offer services to the transgender community. 48% of people with gender dysphoria attempt suicide, which is way above the national average. I want to know if I can access funding for this minority group.

    Pip Blackley asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. These grants are targeted specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People and Older Persons. 

  • Share Hi! Will you consider applications from organisations based out of state in Victoria, and will you consider applications from private companies/ B corporations? on Facebook Share Hi! Will you consider applications from organisations based out of state in Victoria, and will you consider applications from private companies/ B corporations? on Twitter Share Hi! Will you consider applications from organisations based out of state in Victoria, and will you consider applications from private companies/ B corporations? on Linkedin Email Hi! Will you consider applications from organisations based out of state in Victoria, and will you consider applications from private companies/ B corporations? link

    Hi! Will you consider applications from organisations based out of state in Victoria, and will you consider applications from private companies/ B corporations?

    PHNGrantQuestion1 asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Yes we will consider the organisations above. However the projects/activities must be delivered in the HNECC PHN region which can be viewed below.

  • Share To whom it may concern, we are seeking clarification on when the program for this grant would need to be delivered? Thank you, TAFE NSW on Facebook Share To whom it may concern, we are seeking clarification on when the program for this grant would need to be delivered? Thank you, TAFE NSW on Twitter Share To whom it may concern, we are seeking clarification on when the program for this grant would need to be delivered? Thank you, TAFE NSW on Linkedin Email To whom it may concern, we are seeking clarification on when the program for this grant would need to be delivered? Thank you, TAFE NSW link

    To whom it may concern, we are seeking clarification on when the program for this grant would need to be delivered? Thank you, TAFE NSW

    TAFE_Bid_Response asked over 4 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Projects/activities should be completed by 31st December 2020 and it is anticipated there will be many varying lengths of projects dependent on needs.  

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