Improve reading, writing, maths, speaking, listening, and basic computer skills in your organisation, with a 26Ten Workplace Grant.
To be eligible, you must be a Tasmanian employer, part of an employer group, or a Registered Training Organisation working with a Tasmanian employer. Volunteer organisations may also apply.

What kind of projects are eligible for funding?
For a project to be eligible for funding, it must provide support to workers to improve their reading, writing or maths skills (minimum 50% of the project). It may also include the following elements:
- digital literacy for workers with low reading, writing or everyday maths skills
- training for staff about how to work with staff or clients with low reading, writing or everyday maths skills
- development of resources for use within the project
- activities to improve workplace communication (including plain English)
- surveys, consultations, research to determine the literacy needs of workers.
Contact programs@26ten.tas.gov.au for more information.
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Previous 26Ten Workplace Grant recipients
2023-24
- St Vincent Industries / Work & Training
- Civil Contractors Federation / TasTAFE
- Centacare Evolve Housing
- Hamlet Inc.
- Huon Aquaculture
- Burnie Community House / Burnie Child and Family Learning Centre / TasTAFE
- NOSS Bluegum Grounds Maintenance / Work & Training
- Cameron of Tasmania
- Starting Point Neighbourhood House
- Northern Suburbs Community Centre
2022-23
- Burnie Community House
- Blueline Laundry New Town
- Blueline Laundry Kings Meadows
- Launceston City Mission
- Launceston City Mission – Burnie
- Mitchell Plastic Welding
- Choice Support
- St Vincent Industries
- Cameron of Tasmania
- Hamlet Inc.
2021-22
- Lenah Game Meats
- Blueline Laundry Newtown
- Burnie Community House
- Blueline Laundry Kings Meadows
- CatholicCare
- Friends of Zafira
- Glenhaven Homes
- Glenorchy City Council
- Interact Australia
- NOSS Bluegum Grounds Maintenance
26Ten has been awarding Workplace grants since 2014. Information about earlier grant recipients is available by emailing programs@26ten.tas.gov.au.