Overview
The Australian Embassy Direct Aid Program (DAP) 2026–27 is now open for applications, providing an opportunity for individuals, community groups and non-governmental organisations to seek support for small development projects in Lebanon and Syria. Administered by the Australian Embassy, the Direct Aid Program is designed as a flexible small-grants mechanism that focuses on relieving humanitarian
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The Australian Embassy Direct Aid Program (DAP) 2026–27 is now open for applications, providing an opportunity for individuals, community groups and non-governmental organisations to seek support for small development projects in Lebanon and Syria. Administered by the Australian Embassy, the Direct Aid Program is designed as a flexible small-grants mechanism that focuses on relieving humanitarian […] The post Australian Embassy Direct Aid Program 2026–27: Small Grants for Humanitarian and Development Projects in Lebanon and Syria appeared first on Opportunities for Youth .
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