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Energiser Grants

Who can apply:
Students or recent graduates (within the past 5 years)
Status: 
Open
Next important date:
Applications are now closed.  Grant winners will be announced in late January.

Are you committed to making your community better through the power of education? You may be eligible for a grant of up to A$ 5,000.

We believe education can transform lives, and that when change is led by people with passion and commitment, it can have an even greater impact.

Edified’s Energiser Grants provide financial support to worthy projects initiated by students and alumni around the world. We help ideas become reality, with the aim of creating positive change for the members of the initiators’ communities.

What do we mean by ‘your community’? That’s up to you. It could be your home town, your country, or anywhere around the world. It could be a specific group of people, such as children in remote areas or adults working in health. It could even be a virtual community. We only ask that your project doesn’t exclude people on the basis of race, faith or sexuality.

Take a look at recent winners and their stories to get inspiration and see the types of projects that have been successful in the past.

This year we have two grants available.  This year, we’re also opening the grants to previous winners who may be looking for funding to extend or expand their project.

Scroll down to find the application form.

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Eligibility

To be eligible for a grant, your project must be aimed at improving education within your community. It could be anything – language tutoring programs, building safe spaces for girls to learn, or a new EdTech platform.

You need to be a current student or recent graduate (within the past five years) of an Australian, New Zealand, UK, Irish, Canadian or European educational institution (these regions are chosen because that’s where our clients are). Your institution must have delivered higher education, vocational training or English language tuition.

Domestic and international students of any nationality and from any study mode, including part-time, online and offshore, are welcome to apply. The grants are open to both individuals and groups.

The project can be delivered in any country in the world.

Dates and deadlines

Applications close – 20 December 2024

Winners notified – on or before 31 January 2025

Winners announced (on social media and website) – week commencing 1 February 2025

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How to apply

The process to apply for the grants is easy. We just need the following information:

  • your contact details
  • your education details and evidence of your enrolment or graduation
  • a short bio about you and/or your team
  • your plan in 2,500 words or less
  • the category you are applying for
  • a description of how the grant will help you achieve your plan

Complete our application form.

Submit your Energiser Grants application

Fill in this application form to apply for the 2024 Edified Energiser Grants worth A$ 5,000. Applications close on 20 December 2024.

Any students and professionals who would like to join the EEG mailing list for updates can email us at
energiser@edified.com.au.

In 2,500 words or less please outline your plan and explain how you will use the grant if successful. You may include images and links to videos. Please also include evidence of your enrolment or graduation from at least one of your team members.

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I confirm that my plan does not exclude people on the basis of race, faith or sexuality. I further confirm that, if successful, my project team and/or I will annually update Edified on the project status and be willing to be included in social media releases.

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