arts-e resources - PDF 3 MB - Arts Tasmania - Tasmania Online

Financial support
Austrade
The role of Austrade (The Australian Trade Commission) is to assist Australian companies
export goods and services to overseas markets. They offer a range of programs and services
to help with exporting Australian products.
— www.austrade.gov.au/assistance-from-austrade/default.aspx
Australia Council for the Arts
The Australia Council is the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body. It
offers grants and initiatives in all major areas of arts practice.
— www.australiacouncil.gov.au
Australia Council for the Arts - arts management grants
The Australia Council, in partnership with Deakin University, offers Arts Management study
grants which are available to people employed by small-to-medium arts organisations
with program or multi-year funding from the Australia Council for the Arts.
— www.deakin.edu.au/buslaw/management-marketing/aem/grants.php
Australia International Culture Council (AICC) - grant program
The Australia International Cultural Council (AICC) is Australia’s key cultural diplomacy
body. A consultative group, the AICC is composed of leaders from government, the arts
and business with a common interest in promoting Australia abroad through arts and
culture. The AICC runs its own Grants Program.
— www.dfat.gov.au/aicc/index.html
Department of Health and Human Community Support Levy
Under provisions in the Gaming Control Act 1993 Section 151, a percentage of the gross
profits from video gaming machines in hotels and clubs is paid into a trust account
known as the ‘Community Support Levy’. Monies in the Community Support Levy are put
back into the Tasmanian community through grant programs, services for people affected
by gambling and gambling harm minimisation programs. These funds are distributed
through the Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Programs.
— www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/gambling/grants
Events Tasmania
Events Tasmania offers a range of funding and development opportunities to encourage
and assist event organisers to stage their event in Tasmania. Grant funding is available for
events held in Tasmania which return significant economic, social and cultural benefits to
the state. Funding is calculated on the number of interstate and international visitors that
come to Tasmania to attend the event and who stay in registered accommodation. Please
see the criteria for the program you are interested in applying for.
— www.eventstasmania.com/grants_programs
FACS - volunteer grants
FACS volunteer grants recognise the valuable work of Australia’s volunteers and are part
of the government’s ongoing commitment to supporting volunteers, assisting disadvantaged
communities and encouraging social inclusion to assist vulnerable people within our
society. Funding is available to eligible non-profit community organisations to assist their
volunteers and encourage volunteering.
— www.fahcsia.gov.au/sa/volunteers/progserv/Pages/VolunteerGrants.aspx
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