Grants Programs 2005
The Crime Prevention Division is reviewing all aspects of its grants and funding programs from 2005. For details email: cpd_unit@agd.nsw.gov.au or phone the Policy Officer (Gay and Lesbian Liaison) on 02 9228 8307.

Grants Programs 2004
The NSW Government aims to deliver a whole-of-government response to violence experienced by the GLBT communities. The NSW Attorney General’s Department’s Crime Prevention Division leads a number of initiatives which seek to reduce or prevent violence and respond to the impact of violence on members of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities.

The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Strategic Responses to Violence Grants Program aims to support a range of projects that build capacity within the GLBT communities, provide information and education to raise awareness about key issues and that support community members who have experienced violence.

GLBT SRV Grants Program - information flyer: Word Version

Grants Programs 2003
The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Strategic Responses to Violence Grants Program was established to specifically target the issue of violence against gay men, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people. The first round of funding distributed $75,000 to seven projects, to address regional and rural issues; young people and school-based bullying; Indigenous women; community capacity building; information, education and skills development activities.

• Streetwize Communications- $19,963
• Rainbow Visions: Hunter Inv Pride and Prejudice Project - $4,300
• Northern Rivers Community Legal Centre: Aboriginal Women’s Anti-Violence Project - $24,666
• PFLAG Western Sydney: Workshops project - $8,800
• Anti-Homophobia in Schools Interagency: Round Table Project - $4,313
• ACON Lesbian and Gay Anti-Violence Project: Ongoing harassment, intimidation and violence project - $5,832
• ACON Lesbian and Gay Anti-Violence Project: The Sentinel project - $7,500