Information Technology

Broad Grant Types

Information Technology Grants aim to assist community organisations improve their efficiency and effectiveness through the use of technology.

Grants are available to help community organisations purchase essential equipment, software and expertise to develop information technology. Grants are available to cover the cost of entry-level business needs (hardware and software) including the development of web sites.

The Document Downloads section (at the top right hand column of this page) contains specific information about this grant area and access to an Application Form.

To read more about the experiences of grant recipients go to the Grant Stories page.

Organisations are encouraged to support their request with an IT plan to effectively utilise technology to improve administration, communication and service delivery. Lotterywest encourages organisations to view IT Planning as an important part of ensuring that they end up with the most appropriate solution, rather than as an exercise necessary to obtain a grant. Download the document labelled "A Guide to IT Planning", for specific guidance.

Priority is given to Information Technology proposals that:

• Enhance the capacity of the organisation to meet their business needs
• Are value for money in terms of quality and after sales technical support and
• Include a technology needs assessment that has been independently assessed where the cost of the proposal is for more than $15,000. Download the document labelled "A Guide to Engaging an Information Technology Consultant", for specific guidance.

Other Grants Available

Go to Grant Opportunities for information about other Lotterywest grants.