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2023 Grants Round is now CLOSED
All applicants will be notified of outcomes 29 March 2023.
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Welcome
ACCAN works towards achieving communications services that are trusted, inclusive, and available for all.
With this aim, the ACCAN Grants Program funds projects to enable research on telecommunications issues, represent telecommunications consumers, or create educational tools which empower consumers to understand telecommunications products and services and make decisions in their own interests.
On the following pages you will find all the information you need to decide if your project idea is eligible for an ACCAN Grant, and how to apply.
To be eligible, projects must address systemic telecommunications consumer issues. Have a browse through the following ACCAN Grants Projects to get a feel for the type of work that is funded under the Program.
Justice Connect
Project title: Don't just sign on the dotted line
Grant round: 2014
Grant: $40,113
Royal Melbourne Institute for Technology (RMIT)
Grant round: 2013
Read more: Warrnambool Exchange Fire Consumer Impact Analysis
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
Project title: Personal Cloud Use in Australia: Consumer expectations, experience and impact on communications consumption
Grant round: 2014
Grant: $38,699.60
Read more: Demystifying personal cloud services for Australian consumers
Financial Counselling Australia (FCA)
Grant Awarded: 2012
Read more: Hardship Policies in Practice: A Comparative Study
The University of Melbourne
Grant round: 2013
Read more: What's ya Story: The making of a digital storytelling app with Aboriginal young people
Albury Wodonga Volunteer Resource Bureau
Grant round: 2012
University of Melbourne
Dr Bjorn Nansen, Dr Rowan Wilken, Dr Michael Arnold, Dr Martin Gibbs
Grant round: 2011
Read more: Broadbanding Brunswick: High-Speed Broadband and Household Media Ecologies
Market Clarity Pty Ltd
Grant round: 2012
Read more: Small Business Telecommunications Use and Experience
National Children's and Youth Law Centre (NCYLC)
Grant round: 2012
Department of Information Systems, University of Melbourne
Dr Martin Gibbs, Dr Tamara Kohn, Dr Michael Arnold, Dr Bjorn Nansen, Dr Craig Bellamy
Grant round: 2012
Read more: Death and the Internet: Consumer Issues for Planning and Managing Digital Legacies
Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association (ASCCA)
Grant Awarded: 2012
Read more: Efficient Seniors’ Training Using Broadband Technologies
Footscray Community Legal Centre
Grant round: 2011
Read more: Phones and the Internet: Your Rights in Australia
Australian Health Workforce Institute, University of Melbourne
Grant round: 2011
William Tibben (University of Wollongong) and Gunela Astbrink (GSA Information Consultants)
Grant round: 2011
Women's Legal Services, NSW
Grant round: 2011
Institute for Interactive Media and Learning - University of Technology Sydney
Grant round: 2010
Read more: Mind the Gap: Refugees and Communications Technology Literacy
Council on the Ageing WA
Grant round: 2010
Read more: Where Do I Start? Female Seniors and the Internet
Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University
Grant round: 2010
Read more: Home Internet for Indigenous Consumers in Remote Australia
Able Australia Services
Grant round: 2010