Events, opportunities,
and the road ahead

An art competition for young artists to showcase their work, with a chance to win prizes and have their artwork displayed.

A competition for young artists aged 7-18, with entries due April 1st and applications closing October 31st.

A youth art prize inviting young artists to submit a piece; submissions have been extended to 12 December 2026.

The Youth Quick Response Grants provide funding to help young people aged 12–25 years and eligible organisations in the Northern Territory.

The Youth Quick Response Grants provide funding to help young people aged 12–25 years and eligible organisations in the Northern Territory.

The TYE program is a series of structured workshops for high school students where the students learn how to come up with a good business idea and build a plan.

Business Camp is a leadership & team building experience for young people aged 7 to 15 years, inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs.

iGen Foundation fuels youth potential through education and entrepreneurship, promoting business ownership as a dynamic pathway.

A competition celebrating the creativity and talent of young Queenslanders, with an opportunity to showcase their work.

A fixed $5000 grant to support creatives, artists and creative workers at any career level who have not received funding from Creative Victoria before.

A program for young people interested in pursuing careers in the performing arts, including performers, designers, and more.

The program provides up to $10,000 per approved event to empower young people to showcase their skills, achievements, and contributions.

ArtsNational Societies offer opportunities to students, young artists and performers in their local area, through grants to individuals, schools and community.

Applications are open for youth-led community events grants in the lead up to Queensland Youth Week, supporting creative projects led by young people.

APM and the Young Entrepreneurs Showcase are offering young people the opportunity to build and grow their business through the Self-Employment Assistance.

Variety of volunteer and paid opportunities for young people with Yankalilla Youth Theatre and Yankalilla Youth Arts.

An opportunity for regional visual artists working in any medium to receive an award and support for their practice.

The Young Creatives Lab funds up to four creative projects annually, including at least one led by a First Nations young person, for young people in Victoria aged 18-25.

Up to 1,500 scholarships are available to support students in social housing who are working hard to stay in school, TAFE, or university.

Digi Youth Arts is a not-for-profit organization that supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people to share their stories through digital and performing arts.