Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) Grants

Complete this application form if the funding you are applying for is the "Develop" funding category.

Funding is available to support Isaac Regional Council local government area residents to access financial support to participate in activities that build on their chosen arts practice.

Proposals may include:

• Attending professional development seminars or activities.
• Master classes.
• Mentorships with recognised arts and cultural peers.
• Artist in residence programs; and
• Placements with recognised arts and cultural organisations.

Considerations

Assessments will support intrastate and interstate activities but not overseas activities. Assistance is available for between $500 to $2000 covering up to 100% of eligible expenses.   Eligible expenses include registration fees, accommodation, travel and meals.

Contact Council's Arts and Cultural Development Officer on 0439 174 373 or by email RADF@isaac.qld.gov.au to discuss your idea.

Complete this application form if the funding category you are applying for is either the "Grow" funding category or the "Inspire" funding category.  

Contact Council's Arts and Cultural Development Officer on 0439 174 373 or by email RADF@isaac.qld.gov.au to discuss your idea.  If the funding amount you are seeking is more than $5,000, you must contact the Arts And Cultural Development Officer before submitting your application.

INSPIRE

This category is open to individuals, groups and organisations where outcomes of their activities have a broader reach within the community.

Proposals may include:

• Engaging professional artists or arts workers to run workshops or community projects that focus on developing skills of participants;
• Delivering arts and cultural projects where artists and communities work together such as:
  1. Hosting and supporting events with and for community, that maximise opportunities for arts and cultural engagement;
  2. Developing arts programs and promoting local creative enterprise within local festivals and events.
• Supporting projects and activities that promote and celebrate the stories of our diverse communities. This may be done via various mediums such as plays, film/video/audio, artworks, digital exhibitions, education programs, oral histories and publications.

Assistance is available for between $500 to $8,000 covering up to 65% of eligible expenses.

GROW

This category is open to individuals, groups and organisations proposing arts and cultural activities where artists and communities work together to create specific outcomes that build community resilience and wellbeing. This includes responding to identified community needs such as recovery post natural disaster, social welfare issues, or any circumstances where arts practice may benefit a community’s ability to process an identified issue or need.

Projects may focus on the following areas:

• Health and wellness;
• Social justice; and
• Social inclusion and belonging.

Proposals may include:

• Engaging professional artists or arts workers to run workshops or community projects that focus on developing community resilience and wellbeing and target marginalised or minority groups;
• Delivering arts and cultural projects where artists and communities work together to create specific outcomes that build community resilience and wellbeing within marginalised or minority groups.

Assistance is available for between $500 to $8,000 covering up to 65% of eligible expenses.