Combatting the Tuberculosis Epidemic
The focus of the program is to support the fight against Tuberculosis (TB) and help those suffering from the disease.
Key dates
Open by invitation/inquiry July 2026
Granting overview
Available Funding: Three-year grants of up to $110,000 per year
Application Process: Via SmartyGrants (by invitation)
Program objectives
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Support the fight against TB in regions most afflicted by the disease
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Aid and help those who are suffering, or have suffered from, TB and who by reason of the disease are disabled
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Provide funds to implement programs for identifying and treating those persons who are at a higher risk than other members of the population of having or contracting TB
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Provide funds to implement educational programs to inform health workers about the prevention, recognition, and treatment of TB
Eligibility
Item 1 DGR organisations which are registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission and endorsed with charity tax concessions.
Current recipients (FY 23/24-25/26)
Organisation: Maluk Timor Australia
Amount: $300,000 (approx.)
Project: Strengthening Networks for TB Healthcare Services in Timor-Leste.
This project supports the National TB Programme (NTP) goal, ending TB in Timor by 2035
Past recipients
Combatting the Tuberculosis (TB) Epidemic
The Combatting the TB Epidemic grant program has been developed to support the fight against Tuberculosis (TB) in regions most afflicted by the disease.
|
Financial year |
Organisation |
Project |
Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
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FY22/23 |
Maluk Timor Australia |
Enhanced Contact Tracing & TB Prevention in Timor-Leste |
$80,163 |
|
FY22/23 |
The University of Melbourne (Doherty Institute) |
TB RECOVERY II– pilot scale up of nutritional support for recovery of people affected by TB in Nepal |
$59,472 |
|
FY21/22 |
Maluk Timor Australia |
Detecting, Treating & Preventing Tuberculosis in Timor-Leste |
$58,500 |
|
FY21/22 |
The University of Sydney – Office for Global Health |
Child TB and Lung Health capacity building program in Vietnam |
$58,500 |
|
FY21/22 |
The Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research & Public Health |
TB Education and Counselling (TEC) in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea |
$58,000 |
|
FY20/21 |
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute |
Strengthening implementation of the management of household contacts of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in Mongolia |
$58,500 |
|
FY20/21 |
The University of Melbourne (Doherty Institute) |
TB RECOVERY: nutritional support for families affected by TB in Nepal |
$68,312 |
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