Grants and commemoration

Delivering funding for capital works and community initiatives.

The Queensland Remembers Grants Program provides funding for major capital works, minor capital works and for commemorative events and memorials.

The Queensland Government has committed $500,000 in funding to establish the Veterans’ Health and Wellbeing Research Grants Program to support research to identify new and better ways to strengthen and foster veterans’ health and wellbeing.

Queensland Veterans' Council Anzac Day Trust Fund Grants Program provides annual grants to institutions, organisations, or associations that support the welfare of veterans and their dependents in Queensland.

Find out about other grants available through local, state, and national grant programs.

Explore ways to commemorate ANZAC Day, read stories of service, reflect on the reasons to remember, and learn how to place a virtual poppy.

Discover ways to commemorate, reflect, and honour the men and women who served and sacrificed in all wars.

Vietnam Veterans Day is recognised annually on 18 August, the anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan.

Each year on 19 October, Queensland commemorates War Widows Day, to pay respect and recognise the sacrifices of widows from various conflicts.

Queensland’s State Memorial.

Sites of Significance: Now and Then showcases wartime photographs with current day imagery.