People of Post Grants program will return in January 2026
Successful recipients will be announced in May 2026.
Please note organisations must be nominated by an Australia Post team member to be considered for the program. Once successfully nominated, the Australia Post Grants Team will reach out to nominated organisations with details on how to apply.
Not-for-profit organisations working to make a difference in their community through projects that align with Australia Post’s Community focus areas may be eligible for nomination. Read the 2026 People of Post Grants Guidelines (PDF 8.7MB) for full eligibility criteria.
If you have any questions about the People of Post Grants program, please email grants@auspost.com.au.
Literacy
Organisation: Grange Road Kindergarten
Project: Bunurong
Amount funded: $2,000
Nominator: Amy Rieve, Community Relations and Partnerships
“It is really important for this project to the kindergarten because a big part of our philosophy is embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in everything that we do.”
– Chelsey Tregear, Teacher, Educational Leader and Nominated Supervisor
Mental health
Organisation: Rochester Community House
Project: Rochester Shed Flood Recovery
Amount funded: $2,000
Nominator: Sally Harris, Rochester Licensed Post Office
“This grant has significantly assisted us to create a welcoming and inclusive Shed environment post the devastating October 2022 flood event. The Shed has modern tools that are fit for purpose, and is now able to connect with even more community groups.”
– Larna Tarrant, Interim Manager
Disaster support
Organisation: Marine Rescue NSW – Jervis Bay Unit
Project: Upgrade to Unit’s Commander’s Communication Equipment
Amount funded: $2,000
Nominator: Lana Harvey, Huskisson Licensed Post Office
“By improving communication, data management, and decision-making processes, our unit is better equipped to provide the best possible 24/7 emergency rescue services to our community. This system ensures that we remain a reliable and responsive volunteer organisation, dedicated to safeguarding our waters and protecting those in need.”
– Leona Curran, Grants Officer
Environment
Organisation: Tablelands Wildlife Rescue
Project: Wildlife Carers Support Project
Amount funded: $2,000
Nominator: Wendy Wyatt, Atherton Post Office
“We provide education, support carers, and promote native fauna conservation. With the Australia Post Grant we have been able to continue to provide our carers with subsidized food for the animals. This greatly assists carers who pay for all food, vet bills and supplies for the animals that they are caring for.”
– Helen O’Bryan, Treasurer