Australia's Bondi Cohesion Grants Program has issued a call for applications from the non-government sector, according to fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability, which reported the request for applications on Friday, 30 October 2026.
The funding notice is aimed at organisations outside government, as the program's name and the reporting indicate. The report describes the opportunity as a request for applications (RFA), the format used when a funder invites groups to submit proposals for consideration.
Beyond the program's name, its non-government focus and the request-for-applications format, the reporting provides few further details. Eligibility criteria, funding amounts, deadlines and the application process were not set out in the material available.
The listing appeared in fundsforNGOs' coverage of grants and resources for sustainability, a stream that tracks funding calls relevant to civil society and non-profit groups. The outlet's report frames the Bondi program as part of that wider landscape of opportunities open to organisations working outside the public sector.
For non-government organisations weighing whether to respond, the practical next step is to consult the original request for applications, which should carry the authoritative terms. Groups interested in the program should watch for the full RFA documentation, including submission requirements and closing dates, before preparing a proposal.
