The Julia Farr MS McLeod Benevolent Fund (the JFM Fund) gives money for projects that help with disability inclusion. These are called grants.
The JFM Fund provides grant funding for projects to develop, test and grow innovations and new models in disability inclusion to advance the opportunities for people with disability to be included as valued, contributing members in communities of their choice.
The JFM Fund is part of a group of social purpose organisations, known as the Julia Farr group, who share a common set of values and a mission of disability inclusion.
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Our board of trustees and staff members together make up the JFM Fund’s team. Trustees are responsible for governing the organisation and making decisions on grant applications, while the staff team manage the JFM Fund on a day-to-day basis.
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Our 2024-27 Strategic Plan outlines our focus on funding innovation in inclusion and partnering with people and organisations that actively practice inclusion in their own workplaces.
Discover how we’re working to create lasting change by supporting projects that shape inclusion policy and practice across Australia.
Our Strategic Plan
We are interested to work with other funders, to develop best practice in inclusive grant making processes, and to amplify the impact of our resources by co-funding initiatives.
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We’re working towards true inclusion by centring the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability.
To support this work, the Julia Farr group (of which JFM Fund is a part) is developing a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). This plan shows our commitment to recognising, respecting, and celebrating the enduring connection First Nations people have to Country.
Our RAP is a strategic priority that guides us to build knowledge and grow cultural awareness. It will also help us create a culturally safe, inclusive workplace for First Nations people.
True inclusion means listening to and embedding the voices of First Nations people with disability in all we do.
The Julia Farr MS McLeod Benevolent Fund (the JFM Fund) gives money for projects that help with disability inclusion. These are called grants.
The grants are given to organisations and individuals.
The projects help people with disability be valued and included members in their communities of choice.
Who we are
The JFM Fund is part of a group of social purpose organisations.
These are known as the Julia Farr group.
A social purpose organisation is an organisation that does good for its workers and the community.
Meet our team
Our board of trustees and staff members together make up the JFM Fund’s team.
Trustees are people who run the organisation and make decisions on grant applications.
The staff team manage the JFM Fund on a day-to-day basis.
Partner with us
We are interested to work with other funders to