Overview

The Northern Territory (NT) Heritage Grants Program funds conservation work to privately owned heritage places. You can apply for up to $20,000. If you have a larger project in mind you are encouraged to consider staging the project. Priority is given to places on the NT Heritage Register, but grants may also be considered for work to other places of historical importance.

• have met acquittal requirements for all previous funding (this grant) and complied with all other accountability requirements
• have completed all required information in the application form and submitted required documentation in support of your application
• be 18 years or older
• be an Australian citizen or Permanent Resident
• reside in the NT for the duration of funded activity

• You can only apply if you are the owner of the place or object or provide a letter of endorsement from the owner.

• be physically located and actively operating in the NT
• have met acquittal requirements for all previous funding (this grant) and complied with all other accountability requirements
• have met acquittal requirements for previous grants from this department and complied with all other accountability requirements
• have met acquittal requirements for all previous Northern Territory Government grants and complied with all other accountability requirements
• have completed all required information in the application form and submitted required documentation in support of your application
• have an Australian Business Number (ABN)
• have an Australian Business Number (ABN) or, if you do not have an ABN, have a completed Statement by a Supplier form (available from the Australia Taxation Office (ATO) website)

• You can only apply if you are the owner of the place or object or provide a letter of endorsement from the owner.
• a private business
• a non-profit organisation
• a community group, including an Aboriginal organisation

• buildings and other structures
• Aboriginal archaeological sites
• places of social significance including flora, fauna and geological sites

• preservation
• maintenance
• restoration
• reconstruction
• interpretation.

• historical research
• recording or mapping
• preparation of a conservation management plan

• what do you intend to do, where and when?
• who will be involved and what will each project partner do to assist?
• why is this project necessary, and why have you chosen this approach?
• what changes do you hope to see at the conclusion of the project?
• are there opportunities to build on the achievements of your project in the future?
• how will you show that your project has made a difference"