Community Grants Program
The THINK! Road Safety Community Grants Program helps South Australian organisations promote
road safety in their communities.
We support initiatives that make a real difference by improving safety on and around our roads.
View the THINK! Road Safety Community Grants program 2025-26 Guidelines (PDF, 2.9 MB).
Successful grant recipients for 2025-2026
Thank you to everyone who submitted an application for a road safety grant.
As expected, we received a large number of applications, and the assessment process was competitive.
Every applicant has now been notified regarding the outcome of their proposal. More information about the successful projects will be provided in the coming months.
Asian Community Services
This project supports delivery of bilingual road safety education for people from culturally diverse backgrounds.
Australian Migrant Resource Centre
This project supports delivery of culturally safe, tailored road safety education to assist newly arrived and established migrant communities understand Australian road rules, regulations, and safe road behaviours.
Bridgewater Primary School
This project supports road safety education for young children and their parents and caregivers. It will also promote active travel options for journeys to and from school.
City of Salisbury
This project will equip children and other vulnerable road users, including recently immigrated families, with essential road safety knowledge and safe cycling skills.
City of Victor Harbor
The project supports delivery of safe transport options via shuttle buses and subsidised rail tickets for patrons of the 2026 Victor Harbor Rock ‘n’ Roll Festival.
Eastside Rams Sporting Association
This project will integrate culturally relevant road safety education into the Association’s ‘Stronger Together Road Safety Tournament’.
First Aid for Motorcyclists
This project will provide subsidised or no-cost accredited first aid training for motorcyclists, equipping participants with specialist knowledge and practical skills to respond effectively in the event of a motorcycle crash.
Get Home Safe Foundation
The project will fund the production of road safety education materials to be supplied to driving instructors across South Australia.
Logging Investigation & Training Association (LITA)
This project will support the ‘LITA Training Driver Mentor Program’, which helps learner drivers in regional South Australia meet licensing requirements by pairing them with trained volunteer mentors and providing access to a safe vehicle.
Marree Aboriginal School
This project will deliver the ‘Marree Youth Safe Moves Program‘, providing culturally inclusive road safety education to school students.
Pedestrian Council of Australia
This project will support the South Australian delivery of the national ‘Walk Safely to School Day’ event.
Uniting Country SA
This project supports the expansion of culturally safe and inclusive driver training across Whyalla, Port Augusta and Port Pirie.
Valley View Secondary School
This project supports delivery of ‘Safe Journeys 365 Program' in school, helping students with disabilities learn how to stay safe on the road and confidently use public transport.
We appreciate everyone’s interest in the THINK! Road Safety Community Grants Program and their dedication to road safety.
For more information, contact us at dit.trsgrants@sa.gov.au.