About the Grant Opportunity Guidelines These guidelines contain information for the Disabled Peoples and Families Organisations – ILC Readiness Grant Round 2018-19 (the grant round). This grant opportunity is an open non-competitive selection process, with specific eligibility criteria targeted at DPFOs, and organisations led by ILC Priority cohort groups. Applicants read this document before filling out an application. Applicants also must should read the ILC Policy and familiarise themselves with the ILC Outcomes Framework (Discussion Starter), which can be found at the (www.ilctoolkit.ndis.gov.au). This document sets out: The purpose of the grant round; Criteria for eligibility, assessment and selection; How grant applications are checked and assessed; and Responsibilities and expectations in relation to the grant round. An Easy English version of Grant Opportunity Guidelines will be available on the Community Grants Hub website. This grant round will be undertaken in accordance with the Commonwealth Grants Rules and Guidelines (). the grant opportunity The objective of this ILC grant round is to strengthen and build the organisational capacity of DPFOs across Australia and to deliver individual capacity building activities for people with disability. This round is an open, non-competitive round, which targets DPFOs and organisations led by ILC Priority cohorts. The round invites applications that contain two components: Component 1: Organisational Capacity Building, which are activities that build the organisational capacity (refer to sections 4.1 for further information), and Individual Capacity Building, which are activities that build the Component 2: capacity of people with disability (refer to sections 4.2 for further information). Individual capacity building activities that feature peer support are encouraged, however individual capacity building activities are also eligible. Organisations which meet the criteria of DPFOs must apply for both Component 1 and 2, and non-DPFO organisations led by ILC Priority cohorts can only apply for Component 2. This is a national grant round. Applicants can submit applications that are national, based or across multiple jurisdictions. Applicants do not need to be sited within a jurisdiction
About the Grant Opportunity Guidelines These guidelines contain information for the Disabled Peoples and Families Organisations – ILC Readiness Grant Round 2018-19 (the grant round). This grant opportunity is an open non-competitive selection process, with specific eligibility criteria targeted at DPFOs, and organisations led by ILC Priority cohort groups. Applicants must read this document before filling out an application. Applicants should also read the ILC Policy and familiarise themselves with the ILC Outcomes Framework (Discussion Starter), which can be found at the (www.ilctoolkit.ndis.gov.au). This document sets out: The purpose of the grant round; Criteria for eligibility, assessment and selection; How grant applications are checked and assessed; and Responsibilities and expectations in relation to the grant round. An Easy English version of Grant Opportunity Guidelines will be available on the Community Grants Hub website. This grant round will be undertaken in accordance with the Commonwealth Grants Rules and Guidelines (). the grant opportunity The objective of this ILC grant round is to strengthen and build the organisational capacity of DPFOs across Australia and to deliver individual capacity building activities for people with disability. This round is an open, non-competitive round, which targets DPFOs and organisations led by ILC Priority cohorts. The round invites applications that contain two components: Component 1: Organisational Capacity Building, which are activities that build the organisational capacity (refer to sections 4.1 for further information), and Component 2: Individual Capacity Building, which are activities that build the capacity of people with disability (refer to sections 4.2 for further information). Individual capacity building activities that feature peer support are encouraged, however individual capacity building activities are also eligible. Organisations which meet the criteria of DPFOs must apply for both Component 1 and 2, and non-DPFO organisations led by ILC Priority cohorts can only apply for Component 2. This is a national grant round. Applicants can submit applications that are national, or across multiple jurisdictions. Applicants do not need to be sited within a jurisdiction based
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