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Primary Health Care Hub Smithton

Funding

Up to $10,100,000

Region

Australia

Closing Date

22 February 2026

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Overview

The Primary Health Care Quality and Coordination program is an Australian Government initiative administered by the department, under funding Outcome 1, Program 1.6 Primary Health Care Quality and Coordination. The program aims to deliver funding to frontline primary health care services and improve access, delivery, quality and coordination of those services. Key priorities include improving health outcomes, especially for those with chronic and mental health conditions, and reduce unnecessary hospital visits. Individual grants under this program may have a designated use period (DUP) applied. The purpose of this grant opportunity is to ensure that residents of Tasmania’s far north-west have access to the healthcare they need. The Smithton Health Hub will be a modern, purpose-built facility, centrally located in Smithton, designed to meet the growing healthcare demands of the Circular Head region. With ample parking and dedicated spaces for visiting specialists, the hub will deliver a

Eligibility Requirements

351001 - Infrastructure

Who Can Apply

Sme

Relevant Industries

HealthCommunity Services

How to Apply

Applications are submitted through the official government portal. Review the eligibility criteria carefully before applying, and ensure all supporting documents are prepared.

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