Funding and grants

All grant programs which provide funding to promote Queenslanders to get healthy and participate in sports programs.

Active Industry Project Fund provides competitive grant funding to Queensland active industry organisations to build the capacity and capability of the sport and active recreation workforce.

ActiveKIT supports innovative solutions within the active industry to increase physical activity opportunities for Queenslanders.

Funding for either equipment or training to local and regional sport and active recreation organisations delivering physical activity throughout Queensland.

Strengthening the capability of state level organisations so they can meet the changing needs of Queenslanders.

Funding to boost participation opportunities for women and girls.

Funding to assist in the clean-up and repair of community and recreational assets.

The Sport and Recreation Disaster Recovery Program supports not-for-profit sport and active recreation organisations with funding to re-establish their facilities after extreme natural events, specifically floods, cyclones, and severe storm events.

Emerging Athlete Pathways aims to foster the development of young athletes and support elite athlete pathways by providing financial assistance to help alleviate the costs associated with attending championship events.

Program aims to support the delivery of sport and active recreation activities in non-discrete Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

The $30 million Games On! Grassroots Infrastructure Program is helping local Queensland organisations upgrade sporting facilities, get more people active, and build a lasting community legacy ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, through the Field of Play program for community-level projects and the Partnership Fund for larger, multi-use developments.

Funding to enhance community sport and active recreation by making accessible, safe, and inclusive spaces.

The program enhances community sport and recreation participation through spaces that enable quality, accessible, inclusive, safe and more efficient activity.

Apply for a $200 Play On! Sports Voucher to use towards your child’s sporting activity with a registered activity provider.

Funding for eligible organisations in areas that are declared under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).

SwimStart provides $150 vouchers for eligible zero to 4 year olds to participate in registered learn to swim programs.

Find out how to register in the portal if you have an existing project or wish to apply for funding.

Previous opportunities for individuals and sporting organisations to receive funding.

The Youth Development Partnership Fund is a joint initiative between our department and the Queensland Police Service (QPS).

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