This program supports the Western Australian Government’s commitment to improving workplace mental health and reducing harm from psychosocial risks.
What the funding supports
Funding is available for initiatives that:
- improve understanding of psychosocial hazards;
- help workplaces identify and assess psychosocial risks;
- build capability to manage psychosocial hazards;
- provide practical tools, training or resources for workplace use; and
- support accessible and inclusive information for workers.
Examples include:
- practical guidance or toolkits;
- training or capability building programs;
- industry specific resources; and
- psychosocial risk assessment tools.
Funding available
- Up to $1 million grant funding is available each year to 2028-29.
- Individual grants of $200,000 a year are available.
- Projects may run for up to two years.
Program structure
The program is delivered in two stages:
Stage One
Focus on awareness and understanding of psychosocial hazards and duties.
Stage Two
Focus on practical tools, strategies and evaluation. Details will be released at a later stage.
Who can apply
Eligible applicants include:
- companies incorporated in Australia;
- incorporated or unincorporated associations;
- registered charities and not for profit organisations;
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations; or
- partnerships with a lead organisation;
Applicants must:
- have an ABN or ACN;
- be registered for GST;
- have an Australian bank account; and
- hold appropriate insurance.
How to apply
Before applying, it is recommended all program information is understood and ensure your organisation meets the eligibility requirements.
Applications must be submitted online.
Supporting documentation
Supporting documentation is required as part of your application, which may include:
- proof of legal entity status such as ABN or ACN registration;
- confirmation of GST registration;
- organisation and governance details;
- a project proposal outlining the initiative and outcomes;
- a project budget and funding breakdown;
- evidence of experience, capability or partnerships; or
- any additional documents referenced in your application.
Additional information may be requested during assessment.
Apply now
Mentally Healthy Workplaces Grant Program
Key dates
Applications open: 10 April 2026
Applications close: 12 May 2026
Late or email applications will not be accepted.
Supporting information
Read the Accessibility requirements for Mentally Healthy Workplaces Grant Program initiatives
Need help?
For assistance with the application process is available at WHSGrants@lgirs.wa.gov.au
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