Queensland Government - Next round of small business adaption grants.
22 June 2020
You can secure up to $10,000 to help pay for a range of activities.
Up to $100 million is being made available to deliver the second round of grants, with half of this funding specifically earmarked for regional small businesses located outside of South East Queensland.
Eligible activities – undertaken since 23 March 2020 – include:
- Financial, legal or other professional advice to support business sustainability and diversification
- Strategic planning, financial counselling or business coaching
- Building the business through marketing and communications activities
- Digital/technological strategy development
- Digital training or re-training and up-skilling employees to adapt to new business model
At Mulcahy & Co we can assist with these activities – so please reach out.
Interested? Here’s what you need to do:
- Visit business.qld.gov.au
- Answer a few quick questions online to check your eligibility and register your interest.
- Download the Guidelines. We urge you to spend some quality time reviewing the Guidelines. You will be giving yourself the best chance of submitting a successful application by reviewing the criteria, paying particular attention to activities that can be funded and documents needed to support your submission.
- Start thinking about your application and look at what you can apply for. Note that you will need to start a new application even if you prepared a partially-completed Round 1 application.
- Gather all the evidence and documents you need to support your application so it’s on hand and ready to go when Round 2 opens on Wednesday 1 July 2020.
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