
At Jemena, we believe in the power of community-led initiatives to create lasting, positive change. We are also committed to continuing our Reconciliation journey, where we build respectful and inclusive relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the areas in which we operate.
Through our Community Grants Program we are committed to supporting organisations that are making a real difference in the lives of people across the regions we serve.
We are pleased to open the first round of our grants program for 2025, providing grants of up to $10,000 to organisations that provide support and services to First Nations people.
In 2026, we are looking to fund groups which:
Scroll down to find out more about where your initiative needs to be located and other eligibility requirements, terms and conditions, and previous recipients.
How to apply for a Community Grant
Before you apply for a Community Grant please read the below Community Grants Guidelines carefully.
If your organisation and activity meets all criteria and you agree to the Terms and Conditions, complete an application form and submit it to community@jemena.com.au.
We don’t accept applications by post.
The application form asks questions about the nature of your project, program or initiative, along with how it aligns with the grants categories and focus areas listed above and how the funds will be used. A good application will clearly state how the organisation, project, program or initiative will address, deliver on and measure its benefits for communities.
Before you apply for a Community Grant please read the below Community Grants Guidelines carefully.
If your organisation and activity meets all criteria and you agree to the Terms and Conditions, complete an application form and submit it to community@jemena.com.au.
We don’t accept applications by post.
The application form asks questions about the nature of your project, program or initiative, along with how it aligns with the grants categories and focus areas listed above and how the funds will be used. A good application will clearly state how the organisation, project, program or initiative will address, deliver on and measure its benefits for communities.
