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$1300 approx. total
1 Semester
QLD
Open
$5000 approx. total
1 Year
SA
Open
$5000 approx. total
1 Year
NSW, QLD, WA, VIC, SA, TAS, NT, ACT
Open
$20000 approx. total
Duration of the Program
SA
Open
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
QLD
Open
The Eucharistic Community is the Australian Community of an international Roman Catholic Congregation of Religious Sisters. We are called "Eucharistic" because we take our meaning and values from the major ritual of the Catholic Church, the Eucharist ("Thanksgiving"). Those values, found in the Gospel, are unity, justice, love and peace.
Founded in Canada in 1950, the Community spent its first years in a near-totally enclosed lifestyle of prayer and contemplation: prayers for the world being of great importance. However, with the changes in the Catholic Church brought about by the Second Vatican Council, the Community began to explore new ways of contributing to our world.
So, over the years the Sisters of our small Community have been involved in many areas of ministry, including a presence among inner-city and regional Aboriginal communities. When it became possible this year for us to give money to "charity", some of us immediately thought of making a contribution to an indigenous group or person. It was suggested to us that we could offer a scholarship at Western Sydney University for an aboriginal woman. We were delighted, and we are very pleased that this is now able to happen.
$20000 approx. total
2 Years
NSW
Open
$2000 approx. total
1 Year
NSW
Open
John Marsden had a passion for law, a love of life and a commitment to minority groups within our community and less privileged individuals and communities.
John was a product of south west Sydney. He was born and raised at Campbelltown, and on completion of his law degree at the University of Sydney, commenced practice in Campbelltown. That practice, now known as Marsdens Law Group, is the biggest and most successful in south west Sydney.
John was active in all areas of the community both locally within the State and nationally. His involvement ranged through the arts world, sporting world and human rights. As President of the Council for Civil Liberties he developed his commitment to the less privileged and those suffering discrimination and intolerance. In particular, he had a passion for the plight of our indigenous community and gay and lesbian men and women.
A gay man himself, John was proud of who he was. Yet, he recognised the discrimination that was rife throughout the community, particularly against gay and lesbian people and our indigenous brothers. On his death in 2006, a fund was established in John's name to assist in the education of young gay and lesbian people and young indigenous people.
$5000 approx. total
Duration of the Program
NSW
Open
$25000 approx. total
5 Years
NSW
Open
Value may vary
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$34000 approx. total
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$1000 approx. total
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$28597 approx. total
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Value may vary
1 Year
ACT
Open
$1000 approx. total
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Value may vary
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$62500 approx. total
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Tranby, as a nationally registered training organisation (RTO), offers units of competency, full VET qualifications, and non-accredited skill development initiatives to Indigenous adults from across Australia. Courses at Tranby have changed over time from trade-based skills to governance and legal advocacy. Most importantly, Tranby offers these qualifications in a unique, culturally supportive environment, and these courses are offered free for Indigenous students.
Please note that this RTO does not provide scholarships, but each of the 4 courses that they offer are subsidised by the Australian Government for Indigenous students.
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
NSW, QLD, WA, VIC, SA, TAS, NT, ACT
Open
The scholarship will be awarded to:
- an Australian Indigenous student of the University of Sydney attending Wesley College
- if not for the scholarship, would be unable to attend Wesley College.
The scholarship is for up to the value of full Wesley College residential fees, and is to be taken as a discount against Wesley College residential fees.
OR
as a living allowance for those students who have their fees paid by another grant or scholarship (e.g. ABSTUDY). Applicants should provide CentreLink confirmation of their eligibility to receive ABSTUDY.
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
NSW
Open
$1300 approx. total
1 Semester
QLD
Open
$5000 approx. total
1 Year
SA
Open
$5000 approx. total
1 Year
NSW, QLD, WA, VIC, SA, TAS, NT, ACT
Open
$20000 approx. total
Duration of the Program
SA
Open
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
QLD
Open
The Eucharistic Community is the Australian Community of an international Roman Catholic Congregation of Religious Sisters. We are called "Eucharistic" because we take our meaning and values from the major ritual of the Catholic Church, the Eucharist ("Thanksgiving"). Those values, found in the Gospel, are unity, justice, love and peace.
Founded in Canada in 1950, the Community spent its first years in a near-totally enclosed lifestyle of prayer and contemplation: prayers for the world being of great importance. However, with the changes in the Catholic Church brought about by the Second Vatican Council, the Community began to explore new ways of contributing to our world.
So, over the years the Sisters of our small Community have been involved in many areas of ministry, including a presence among inner-city and regional Aboriginal communities. When it became possible this year for us to give money to "charity", some of us immediately thought of making a contribution to an indigenous group or person. It was suggested to us that we could offer a scholarship at Western Sydney University for an aboriginal woman. We were delighted, and we are very pleased that this is now able to happen.
$20000 approx. total
2 Years
NSW
Open
$2000 approx. total
1 Year
NSW
Open
John Marsden had a passion for law, a love of life and a commitment to minority groups within our community and less privileged individuals and communities.
John was a product of south west Sydney. He was born and raised at Campbelltown, and on completion of his law degree at the University of Sydney, commenced practice in Campbelltown. That practice, now known as Marsdens Law Group, is the biggest and most successful in south west Sydney.
John was active in all areas of the community both locally within the State and nationally. His involvement ranged through the arts world, sporting world and human rights. As President of the Council for Civil Liberties he developed his commitment to the less privileged and those suffering discrimination and intolerance. In particular, he had a passion for the plight of our indigenous community and gay and lesbian men and women.
A gay man himself, John was proud of who he was. Yet, he recognised the discrimination that was rife throughout the community, particularly against gay and lesbian people and our indigenous brothers. On his death in 2006, a fund was established in John's name to assist in the education of young gay and lesbian people and young indigenous people.
$5000 approx. total
Duration of the Program
NSW
Open
$25000 approx. total
5 Years
NSW
Open
Value may vary
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$34000 approx. total
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$1000 approx. total
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$28597 approx. total
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Value may vary
1 Year
ACT
Open
$1000 approx. total
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Value may vary
1 Year
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
$62500 approx. total
Duration of the Program
1 scholarship offered
ACT
Open
Tranby, as a nationally registered training organisation (RTO), offers units of competency, full VET qualifications, and non-accredited skill development initiatives to Indigenous adults from across Australia. Courses at Tranby have changed over time from trade-based skills to governance and legal advocacy. Most importantly, Tranby offers these qualifications in a unique, culturally supportive environment, and these courses are offered free for Indigenous students.
Please note that this RTO does not provide scholarships, but each of the 4 courses that they offer are subsidised by the Australian Government for Indigenous students.
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
NSW, QLD, WA, VIC, SA, TAS, NT, ACT
Open
The scholarship will be awarded to:
- an Australian Indigenous student of the University of Sydney attending Wesley College
- if not for the scholarship, would be unable to attend Wesley College.
The scholarship is for up to the value of full Wesley College residential fees, and is to be taken as a discount against Wesley College residential fees.
OR
as a living allowance for those students who have their fees paid by another grant or scholarship (e.g. ABSTUDY). Applicants should provide CentreLink confirmation of their eligibility to receive ABSTUDY.
Value may vary
Duration of the Program
NSW
Open
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