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The Australian Scholarships Foundation – ASF - is the only Australian organisation solely focused on funding and facilitating scholarships for Australian not for profit (NFP) directors and staff to undertake education, training  and mentoring programs that improve their ability to lead and manage their organisations.

ASF is the Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Fund of AusSchol Incorporated, an Australian registered charity, ABN 83 420 919 581.

ASF works with a number of Education Partners and Supporters to access and make scholarships available in a growing range of leadership and management training programs. These include post graduate university diploma, certificate and degree courses, short management and other training programs and specialized mentoring services. Disciplines covered include leadership, finance, accounting and risk management, board governance, strategic planning, project management, marketing and social networking. 

ASF does not provide any education and training programs in its own right, although it commissions education providers and private companies to deliver specific programs that meet NFP needs.

Full details, application forms and terms and conditions of current scholarships can be viewed at Current Scholarships Available in “Scholarships” & “FAQs”.

ASF is a proud member of Philanthropy Australia.

COVID-19 Not-for-Profit Resources

COVID-19 Not-for-Profit Resources

For charities, social enterprises and NFP organisations, the current health crisis has presented unexpected and unprecedented challenges and changes.

Many of us are now grappling with how to adapt service delivery to meet the new and growing needs in our teams and communities in an increasingly complex operating environment.

Covid-19 NFP Resources

Australian Scholarships Foundation stands with the not-for-profit sector and we’ll continue to offer our support in any way we can. 

We have curated a selection of free (and low cost) tools, courses, industry advice and essential information that will help you navigate the months ahead.

CLICK HERE FOR NFP RESOURCES
 
2021 Fulbright Professional Scholarship in Non-Profit Leadership
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2021 Fulbright Professional Scholarship in Non-Profit Leadership

Funded by the Centenary Foundation & Supported by Australian Scholarships Foundation

Fulbright Australia, the Centenary Foundation and ASF are pleased to offer the 2021 Fulbright Professional Scholarship in Non-Profit Leadership for the ninth year running. After the superb quality and volume of past year's recipients, we are looking forward to awarding the 2021 scholarship to yet another deserving candidate in the not-for-profit sector.

The Professional Scholarship in Non-Profit Leadership provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an emerging leader in the charitable not-for-profit sector to undertake a program of research and/or professional development in the United States for a period of 3-4 months. Valued at up to $30,000, the scholarship will enable the right candidate to delve into research or personal development that addresses contemporary issues of relevance, innovation, knowledge development, impact on policy and practice in the NFP sector.

Since its inception in 2013, the non-profit Fulbright has given ten NFP leaders an opportunity like none other to improve their skills and knowledge, exchange information with peers in Australia and the U.S., as well as join the prestigious alumni of Fulbright Scholars worldwide.

Find a platform for your research on the global stage with the Fulbright Professional Scholarship in Non-Profit Leadership!

Click here for more information and to apply. Applications close Monday 6 July 2020.

Would you like to find out more about the Fulbright scholarship? Register your interest HERE.

Click here for practical advice from Fulbright alumnus, Tessa Boyd-Caine.
 
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600,000 NFP organisations contributes nearly 5% to GDP -$41b annually employs nearly 900,000 people attracts 4.6m volunteers
(source: ABS 2006-07 and Productivity Commission 2010)