These grants are illustrative of the kinds that you may be eligible to apply for.

Australia Council Arts and Culture mainstream programs are open to people with a disability. There is not a separate disability program.

National Disability Conference Funding 2002 - 2003. The Office of Disability has made available funding up to 10 per cent of the cost of a conference, to a maximum of $7,500 to assist people with disabilities, their families and/or carers with costs such as travel & accommodation, conferences fees and interpreters for hearing impaired persons.

Variety Clubs of Australia Through two of its programs, Variety Sunshine Coach & “Easy Riders” Wheelchair (EFIP). Variety Clubs support young people with a disability, as well as other children’s organizations in Queensland.

Fragile X Syndrome Fellowship of up to $35,000 per year are available for post-doctoral research; investigator-initiated research applications with funding of between $30-$50K are also invited.

The Apex Foundation Trust for Auction Research grants up to $10,000 are considered for funding in the area of research and practice to advance the knowledge, treatment and prevention of autism or to promote the health, welfare and general well being of people with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

The Earle Drews Memorial Award An annual award presented in recognition of achievement in the advancement of people with a psychiatric illness. There is a financial grant and trophy. It is open to any individual or group resident in Queensland.