People of Post Grants will be back again in 2026!

  • Nominations open Tuesday 13 January and close Monday 9 February 2026
  • Australia Post team members, including our extended workforce of licensees and contractors, can nominate a not-for-profit organisation for a grant of up to $2,000
  • Projects must deliver impact in one or more of our four community focus areas:  

Indigenous children’s literacy and learning

  • Supporting children to learn more about Indigenous histories and cultures.

E.g. a local kindergarten supporting Indigenous culture and traditions through story telling.

Mental Health

  • Supporting community connection for better mental health outcomes.

E.g. a community group connecting people together to reduce social isolation

Disaster support and resilience

  • Helping communities prepare for, respond to and recover from natural disasters.

E.g. a local fire brigade or search and rescue centre

Environment and sustainability

  • Helping to transition to a more sustainable future.

E.g. a conservation group working to rehabilitate wildlife back into their natural habitat

Share your People of Post Grants story at Viva Engage #PoPGrants2025

Hear from Andrea Summits who nominated Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater for a People of Post Grant in 2024