Heritage

Grants and funding

Heritage grants and funding

The major sources of Australian Government funding for activities that benefit Australia's heritage are:

Funding programs

National Heritage Investment Initiative (NHII)

The NHII provides assistance to restore and conserve Australia's most important historic heritage places.

Find out more about the NHII

Indigenous Heritage Program (IHP)

The Indigenous Heritage Program 2009-2010 funding round is now open - find out how to apply.

The Indigenous Heritage Program supports projects that identify, conserve and promote the Indigenous heritage values of places important to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Find out more about the Indigenous Heritage Program

Commemoration of Historic Events and Famous Persons Grants-In-Aid Program (CHEFP)

Applications have now closed for the Commemoration of Historic Events and Famous Persons Program (CHEFP).

The major sources of Australian Government funding for activities that benefit Australia's heritage are:

Non-competitive sources of funding

Other (non-competitive) sources of funding for heritage activities include:

National Trusts Partnership Program

This program allocates funds to the Australian Council of National Trusts and the State and Territory trusts.

Find out more about the National Trusts Partnership Program

The National Cultural Heritage Account

The National Cultural Heritage Account helps Australian cultural organisations buy Australian protected objects and retain them for Australians to enjoy.

Find out more about The National Cultural Heritage Account

Historic Shipwrecks Program

Historic Shipwrecks Program

Obsolete funding programs

Funding is no longer available from the following sources:

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