If your application is successful, the funding can only be allocated to the purposes specified in your application. The project must be implemented within the allocated budget and meet the time line specified in the application. The Foundation will not be responsible for shortfalls. Where appropriate, quotes must be sourced for all items to be purchased. Acquittal and Project Reports must be submitted during or at the end of the project. If the funding is over $50,000, the Foundation will disperse the amount in two or more parts at its discretion. If the timeline of the project as specified in the documents submitted is not met, the Foundation holds the authority to stop the release of future funds and also ask for the reversal of the funds already paid.

The Anangu Communities Foundation covers the Anangu communities in the Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara (NPY) region in Central Australia.

Outside Line: Dial 0
Porter Desk: Dial 77
Housekeeping: Dial 77
Dining Reservations: Dial 77

Your tax status can be found by inputting your ABN into the ABN Lookup tool on the Australian Business Register.

If applicable:

• Three competitive quotes relating to the items being purchased by the grant funds must be included with your application
• Letters of support from the landholders
• Evidence of funding support from other partners
• Any Business Plans or Strategic Plans
• Floor plan or project design if applicable

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Porter Desk: Dial 99
Housekeeping: Dial 11
Dining Reservations: Dial 77

Before experiencing Wintjiri Wiru, we encourage everyone to visit the Mala Walk at the Uluru Base Walk. There you will see the tjukuritja (physical evidence) of the Mala tjukurpa (creation story) and gain a deeper understanding of this ancient story that will be brought to life in the outback sky through cutting-edge drone, laser light and sound technology.

Learn more about the Mala Story here.