Australasian Diving Safety Foundation Ltd appears to be a small grantmaker focused on dive-related health and safety, with registry-listed programs supporting dive medical education, research grants, and diving safety promotional grants. Its giving is concentrated in Australia and New Zealand, with only a very small amount recorded as overseas support in the latest registry return. The registry indicates modest total grantmaking, suggesting a specialist funder supporting targeted safety, education, and research activities rather than broad philanthropic programs.
Small-scale grantmaking, primarily in Australia and New Zealand, with registry-reported grants totaling 130,255 AUD domestically and 2,550 AUD overseas in the 2024 return. The registry describes programmatic grants for education, research, and safety promotion; it does not provide details on an open application process, timing, or grant size bands.
The registry does not describe an application process, deadlines, or eligibility rules, so applicants should check the foundation’s website or contact them directly. Based on the registered programs, proposals closely tied to dive medical education, diving safety research, or safety promotion are most likely to align with its giving.
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Current and upcoming funding from Australasian Diving Safety Foundation Ltd that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: For dive clubs, the promotion is for non-profit dive clubs. For dive operators, it is for commercial dive operators. Applicants must provide evidence of purchase and complete the questionnaire/application form.
Who can apply: Available to dive clubs and dive operators in Australia. Successful applicants must produce evidence of purchase before payment.
Who can apply: Open to hyperbaric technicians or nurses who are members of the Hyperbaric Technicians and Nurses Association and currently employed in a Hyperbaric Medicine Unit in Australia or New Zealand.
Who can apply: Open to diving and hyperbaric medicine doctors employed in a public hospital Hyperbaric Medicine Unit in Australia or New Zealand.
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