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Medicare Mental Health Kids Hub

Funding
Up to $2,450,000
Region
ACT
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Overview

This grant provides funding for one or more organisations to establish a new service that delivers mental health and wellbeing supports to children aged 0-12, as well as their families, carers, and kin. The service will support mild, moderate, and emerging mental health concerns through flexible, wrap-around supports and improved service collaboration.

Eligibility Requirements

Organisations must be incorporated, a partnership, joint application (consortia), registered charity or not-for-profit, or publicly funded research organisation. They must have an ABN or ACN, be GST registered, have an Australian financial institution account, and have experience delivering specialised mental health and wellbeing supports to children and families and working with multidisciplinary teams.

Who Can Apply

Nonprofit

Relevant Industries

Health

How to Apply

Applications are submitted through the official government portal. Review the eligibility criteria carefully before applying, and ensure all supporting documents are prepared.

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