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Thriving Kids – First Nations Sector Strengthening

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The Thriving Kids First Nations Sector Strengthening grant, administered by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, provides 19,192,000 AUD in funding over a five-year period from December 2026 to June 30, 2031. The initiative focuses on enhancing the capabilities of National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation member organisations and their jurisdictional affiliates. By integrating First Nations perspectives into the design and rollout of services, the program aims to develop a Workforce and Training Capability Framework and improve the ability of the community-controlled sector to identify and connect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children with developmental delays or autism to appropriate supports. Implementation will follow a two-stream approach led by NACCHO, requiring extensive collaboration across the health, education, early childhood, and community services sectors. This partnership involves ongoing coordination between the Commonwealth, cross-sector peaks, and various states and territories to ensure national activities remain aligned with local priorities. Interested parties must respond to solicitation GO8621 by the deadline of October 30, 2026.

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Australian Government provides 19.192 million AUD for First Nations child health capability strengthening.

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The aim of the grant opportunity is to deliver the Thriving Kids First Nations Sector Strengthening activity, as part of the Commonwealth’s commitment to provide dedicated First Nations national workforce activities from December 2026 until 30 June 2031. Funding will be provided for a 5-year period. This grant opportunity: focuses on uplifting the capability of National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) member organisations and jurisdictional affiliates, acknowledges that Thriving Kids will be delivered and facilitated by and within various sectors, and will require collaboration across education, early childhood, health and community services. The purpose of the grant is to: Bring a First Nations voice and perspective to design, implementation and roll-out of Thriving Kids services, through established Thriving Kids governance arrangements, including informing the development and implementation of the Thriving Kids Workforce and Training Capability Framework Enable the community-controlled sector to build workforce capability skills to identify/screen and connect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children with developmental delay and autism, and their families, carers and kin with Thriving Kids supports that match their developmental support needs. Overall, the grant activity will engage NACCHO to deliver the sector strengthening activity in a two-steam approach, including ongoing collaboration between the Commonwealth, NACCHO, cross sector peaks and states and territories, to ensure that national activities align with and inform local implementation and priorities. To view the grant opportunity documents, please select the red "Grant Opportunity Documents" button on the left-hand side.

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