The TFFF exists to support rural, regional, and remote communities in Queensland and the Northern Territory, who face particular challenges due to their geographic location. The TFFF values connectedness, resilience and futureproofing efforts and supports organisations and endeavours which further embed these qualities in our communities. We focus on organisations and initiatives that are locally driven, grow leadership, encourage diversity, strengthen community, and involve collaboration between both private and public sector partners. We envisage a future where people in rural, regional and remote communities in Queensland and the Northern Territory are afforded a level of opportunity equal to their metropolitan counterparts.
Below is a selection of statistics providing an overview of the TFFF’s grantmaking activities in FY22. Please use the drop down menu above to view detailed information on each of the TFFF's funding streams: Connected, Resilient, Futureproof, and ongoing projects from previous strategy.
new approvals
for new commitments across next three years
of all TFFF funding is multi-year support
organisations directly received TFFF funding
average annual grant amount
delivered in partnership with for-purpose sector leaders
The figures in the infographics above refer only to funding approved in the 2021/22 financial year.
