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Inclusion Support Program - Inclusion Development Fund Subsidy payments Q1 2026-27

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GA591211Grant

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The Inclusion Support Program Inclusion Development Fund Subsidy payments for Q1 2026-27, identified by solicitation number GA591211, is a federal initiative managed by the Australian Government Department of Education. This funding is designed to assist eligible services in overcoming barriers to inclusion that cannot be resolved through a Specialist Equipment Library or an Inclusion Agency. The subsidy is distributed across three specific streams: Additional Educator, Immediate/Time Limited Support, and Family Day Care Top Up. The contract is administered by the Grants Policy and Services Team, with the place of performance located in Narre Warren South, Australia. Interested parties or eligible services can find further details and manage inquiries through the official grants portal or by contacting the designated grants email address.

General Info

Australian Government funding for inclusion support subsidies across three streams in Narre Warren South.

Agency

Australian Government → Department of Education

Contract Value

$2,392

NAICS

923110 - Administration of Education Programs

Place of Performance

NARRE WARREN SOUTH, VIC, 3805, AUS

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

Astra Early Learning Narre Warren South

Award Issued Date

10/28/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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PostedOct 28

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AwardedOct 28

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AgencyAustralian Government → Department of Education

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Organization / AgencyAustralian Government → Department of Education

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Grants Policy and Services Team

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Full Description

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Inclusion Development Fund is part of the Inclusion Support Program (ISP). The IDF Subsidy provides funding to eligible services when barriers to inclusion cannot be addressed by the Inclusion Agency or the Specialist Equipment Library. IDF Subsidy streams are Additional Educator, Immediate/Time Limited Support, and Family Day Care Top Up.

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