Expression of Interest Open: Early Intervention - Quality Improvement (QI) Toolkit Implementation Grant

Closes in 22 daysSubmission deadline: 04 December 2026, 05:00 PM Australia/Adelaide

About this tender

Overview Adelaide PHN is offering the Early Intervention - Quality Improvement (QI) Toolkit Implementation Grant to primary care providers within the Adelaide PHN region. About The three Adelaide PHN Early Intervention Toolkits have been developed by primary care providers and a quality improvement consultant. Purpose This grant funding aims to increase uptake of the three Adelaide PHN Early Intervention Toolkits by primary care providers, in turn increasing early intervention opportunities for older people in the Adelaide PHN region. Scope The grants will support primary care providers to design and implement a self-directed project that utilises one of the three toolkits to enable quality patient care, system improvement and build workforce capability. The grant provides flexibility for primary care providers to create ways of working that support their individual primary care environment, in turn improving healthy ageing, chronic disease management, frailty prevention and dementia care for older people who attend their practice. The toolkits are focused on: Chronic Conditions Dementia Frailty Screening Funding 20 grants are available Each grant is valued at $10,000 (GST excl.) Eligibility Primary care providers within the Adelaide PHN region are eligible to apply, including: General practices Aboriginal Medical Services Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations How to Apply The application opens on 9 November 2026 and closes on 04 December 2026 at 5pm. Interested parties are encouraged to: Read the attached Grant Guidelines Submit your application through this link Enquiries For questions and enquiries related to this Grant opportunity, please contact applications@adelaidephn.com.au with "Early Intervention QI Grant" as the subject line.

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