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Tane is a gigging musician living in Australia, balancing studio sessions, touring, and teaching. This hub tracks the grants, tax deductions, and social support systems that help him keep his gear maintained and his career afloat.
Musicians have complex income streams, and knowing what you can claim is the difference between profit and loss.
Sole Trader Tax Deductions national · Australian Taxation Office
Who qualifies Self-employed musicians earning income from gigs and teaching.
What you get Deductions for gear, travel, home office, and promotion costs.
What it actually costs you Requires keeping every receipt and a logbook for vehicle travel.
Common gotcha Mixing personal and business expenses is the fastest way to get audited.
Australian Business Number (ABN) national · Australian Business Register
Who qualifies Anyone operating as a freelance musician.
What you get Legal status to invoice venues and businesses.
What it actually costs you Free to register online; takes about 20 minutes.
Common gotcha You must register for GST if your turnover hits $75,000 per year.
Income Averaging for Artists national · Australian Taxation Office
Who qualifies Special professional artists with fluctuating annual incomes.
What you get Reduces the tax burden in high-earning years by averaging income over five years.
What it actually costs you Requires detailed records of income for the last 5 years.
Common gotcha It is complex; you usually need an accountant to calculate it correctly.
Superannuation for Contractors national · Australian Taxation Office
Who qualifies Self-employed musicians managing their own retirement.
What you get Tax-advantaged savings for retirement.
What it actually costs you Voluntary contributions from your gig earnings.
Common gotcha Many musicians forget to pay themselves super, missing out on compound interest.
JobSeeker Payment national · Services Australia
Who qualifies Musicians currently between gigs looking for work.
What you get Fortnightly income support payment.
What it actually costs you Requires proof of job searching and income reporting.
Common gotcha Your income must be below a certain threshold to qualify.
GST Concessions national · Australian Taxation Office
Who qualifies Small businesses with turnover under $75k.
What you get Exemption from charging GST on your services.
What it actually costs you Must monitor turnover closely.
Common gotcha If you don't register for GST, you can't claim back GST on gear purchases. Creative projects are expensive; these grants help bridge the gap between passion and production.
Creative Australia Grants national · Creative Australia
Who qualifies Professional musicians with a project proposal.
What you get Funding for recording, touring, or professional development.
What it actually costs you Extensive application process including budgets and CVs.
Common gotcha Highly competitive; don't count on it as your primary income.
APRA AMCOS Grants national · APRA AMCOS
Who qualifies Members of the association writing original music.
What you get Financial support for songwriting and recording.
What it actually costs you Membership fees and project reporting.
Common gotcha You must be a registered member to apply.
PPCA Performers Trust Foundation national · PPCA
Who qualifies Performing artists needing assistance for music-related projects.
What you get Small grants for professional development or equipment.
What it actually costs you Application form and project budget.
Common gotcha Grants are for specific projects, not general living expenses.
Support Act Crisis Relief national · Support Act
Who qualifies Musicians experiencing financial hardship due to illness or crisis.
What you get Emergency financial aid for living expenses.
What it actually costs you Proof of industry involvement and financial hardship.
Common gotcha It's for crisis, not for funding your next album.
Australian Cultural Fund national · Creative Australia
Who qualifies Artists seeking tax-deductible donations for projects.
What you get Platform to raise funds from the public with tax incentives.
What it actually costs you Platform fees and marketing effort.
Common gotcha You have to do the heavy lifting to find donors.
Regional Arts Fund national · Regional Arts Australia
Who qualifies Musicians based in regional Australia.
What you get Grants for touring and creative development.
What it actually costs you Application documentation.
Common gotcha Must be located outside major capital cities. Musicians often lack employer-provided health insurance, making national health schemes vital.
Medicare national · Services Australia
Who qualifies All Australian citizens and permanent residents.
What you get Subsidised medical services and prescription drugs.
What it actually costs you Medicare levy paid via annual tax return.
Common gotcha Doesn't cover everything, like dental or optical.
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) national · Department of Health
Who qualifies All Medicare card holders.
What you get Lower costs for essential prescription medicines.
What it actually costs you Co-payment at the pharmacy.
Common gotcha Not all drugs are on the PBS list.
Mental Health Care Plan national · Department of Health
Who qualifies Anyone with a mental health concern referred by a GP.
What you get Subsidised sessions with a psychologist.
What it actually costs you Initial GP appointment fee.
Common gotcha Limited to a set number of sessions per year.
Health Care Card national · Services Australia
Who qualifies Low-income earners receiving Centrelink payments.
What you get Cheaper medicines and some health services.
What it actually costs you Means-tested application.
Common gotcha You lose it if your income exceeds the threshold.
Support Act Wellbeing Helpline national · Support Act
Who qualifies Anyone working in the Australian music industry.
What you get Free, confidential 24/7 mental health counseling.
What it actually costs you Just a phone call.
Common gotcha It's for immediate support, not long-term therapy.
Medicare Safety Net national · Services Australia
Who qualifies Patients with high out-of-pocket medical costs.
What you get Higher rebates for medical services once a threshold is met.
What it actually costs you Automatic tracking of your expenses.
Common gotcha You must register your family members to pool costs. Copyright is the musician's currency; protecting it and your gear is essential.
Automatic Copyright Protection national · IP Australia
Who qualifies All creators of original musical works.
What you get Automatic legal protection upon creation.
What it actually costs you Keep proof of creation (e.g., dated files).
Common gotcha Copyright does not protect ideas, only the recorded/written work.
Arts Law Centre of Australia national · Arts Law Centre
Who qualifies Musicians needing legal advice on contracts.
What you get Low-cost legal advice and contract templates.
What it actually costs you Annual membership fee.
Common gotcha They don't represent you in court; they provide advice.
Australian Consumer Law national · ACCC
Who qualifies Anyone buying gear for business or personal use.
What you get Right to repair, replacement, or refund for faulty goods.
What it actually costs you Proof of purchase.
Common gotcha Stores often try to push 'extended warranties' that offer less than the law.
Trademark Registration national · IP Australia
Who qualifies Musicians wanting to protect their band name or logo.
What you get Exclusive legal rights to use your brand name.
What it actually costs you Application fees starting around $330.
Common gotcha Registration is category-specific; you must choose 'entertainment services'.
Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman national · ASBFEO
Who qualifies Sole traders with disputes against larger businesses.
What you get Dispute resolution services.
What it actually costs you Free service.
Common gotcha They act as a mediator, not a judge.
Fair Work Ombudsman national · Fair Work
Who qualifies Musicians working as employees or contractors.
What you get Information on minimum pay rates and workplace rights.
What it actually costs you Free advice.
Common gotcha Contractors have fewer protections than employees. 8states & territories — open one to see what it offers.
Australian Capital Territory Canberra offers a unique ecosystem for musicians through targeted arts grants and specialized rehearsal infrastructure that supports the local creative economy.
ACT Arts Project Funding state · artsACT
Who qualifies ACT-based individual artists and musicians with a project proposal.
What you get Grants typically ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 for specific creative works.
What it actually costs you Detailed project budget, artistic CV, and a rigorous application process requiring 4-6 weeks lead time.
Common gotcha The funding is highly competitive; ensure your project aligns strictly with the current year's arts policy priorities.
Canberra Creative Residency Program state · ACT Government
Who qualifies Professional musicians seeking space and time to develop new work.
What you get Access to studio space and a stipend to cover living costs during the residency period.
What it actually costs you A robust portfolio and a clear plan of what you intend to produce by the end of the residency.
Common gotcha Residencies are often tied to specific venues; check if the space is sound-isolated for your specific instrument.
ACT Small Business Innovation Grant state · Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate
Who qualifies Musicians operating as a registered small business (sole trader) in the ACT.
What you get Rebates for professional development or equipment upgrades to improve business efficiency.
What it actually costs you Must have an ABN and provide tax invoices for all claimed expenses.
Common gotcha You cannot claim for standard musical instruments; it must be for business-related infrastructure like software or marketing.
Canberra Musicians Club Venue Support community · Canberra Musicians Club
Who qualifies Local musicians performing at affiliated community venues.
What you get Subsidized sound engineering and venue hire fees for local gigs.
What it actually costs you Membership in the club and adherence to their performance booking schedule.
Common gotcha Slots fill up months in advance; you must be an active member to access the subsidized rates.
Belconnen Arts Centre Studio Hire state · Belconnen Arts Centre
Who qualifies ACT residents needing professional-grade rehearsal space.
What you get Discounted hourly rates for sound-treated rehearsal studios.
What it actually costs you Booking fee and proof of residency in the ACT.
Common gotcha Peak evening hours are often booked by dance troupes; aim for weekday mornings for better availability.
Tuggeranong Arts Centre Rehearsal Space state · Tuggeranong Arts Centre
Who qualifies Musicians and ensembles based in the southern ACT region.
What you get Access to performance-ready spaces for rehearsals at community-subsidized rates.
What it actually costs you Public liability insurance is mandatory for all groups using the space.
Common gotcha You must provide your own backline; the space is provided as a 'dry hire'.
ACT Library Creative Studios state · Libraries ACT
Who qualifies Any library member with an ACT residential address.
What you get Free access to recording equipment and sound booths in selected branches.
What it actually costs you A valid library card and a short induction session on equipment use.
Common gotcha Booking slots are limited to 2 hours per session to ensure fair access for all. New South Wales New South Wales offers the most robust ecosystem for independent artists in Australia, with specific grants and venue support that keep Sydney's live music scene alive.
Create NSW Annual Funding state · Create NSW
Who qualifies Individual artists and small to medium arts organizations based in NSW.
What you get Project grants typically ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 for creative development.
What it actually costs you Requires a detailed project plan, budget, and letters of support; competitive application process.
Common gotcha The application windows are strict; missing the deadline means waiting an entire year.
Sound Amplification Fund state · MusicNSW
Who qualifies NSW-based musicians and music businesses.
What you get Small grants to assist with recording, touring, or professional development.
What it actually costs you Requires proof of professional activity and a clear budget for the specific project.
Common gotcha Often oversubscribed; focus on how the funds directly impact your career trajectory.
NSW Artist Residency Program state · Create NSW
Who qualifies Professional artists looking for space to develop new work.
What you get Subsidized studio space or residency opportunities in regional and metro NSW.
What it actually costs you Application fee varies; requires a portfolio and residency proposal.
Common gotcha Residencies often require you to be away from home for extended periods.
Regional Arts NSW Grants state · Regional Arts NSW
Who qualifies Artists living outside the Sydney metropolitan area.
What you get Funding for touring regional areas or developing community-based music projects.
What it actually costs you Must demonstrate community engagement and regional impact.
Common gotcha You must be based in a designated regional area to qualify.
Live Music Support Package state · Liquor & Gaming NSW
Who qualifies Venues and promoters hosting live music events.
What you get Regulatory relief and grants to cover costs of hosting live performances.
What it actually costs you Requires compliance with noise regulations and safety protocols.
Common gotcha Often tied to specific venue licensing requirements.
City of Sydney Live Music and Performance Grant municipal · City of Sydney Council
Who qualifies Artists and venues within the City of Sydney LGA.
What you get Funding to support live music events and performance series.
What it actually costs you Requires a detailed event management plan and insurance.
Common gotcha Must align with the City's cultural strategy goals.
NSW Noise Complaint Mediation Service state · NSW Environment Protection Authority
Who qualifies Musicians and venues facing noise complaints.
What you get Free mediation to resolve noise disputes without legal action.
What it actually costs you Time and willingness to negotiate with neighbors.
Common gotcha Mediation is voluntary; both parties must agree to participate.
Creative Kids Program state · Service NSW
Who qualifies Parents of school-aged children (for music lessons).
What you get $50 voucher per child per year for creative activities.
What it actually costs you Must be used with an approved provider.
Common gotcha Vouchers expire at the end of the year; use them early. Northern Territory The Northern Territory offers unique arts grants and remote-area support that recognise the high cost of touring and living in the Top End.
Arts NT Project Grants state · Department of Territory Families, Housing and Communities
Who qualifies NT-based individual artists or music groups with a project proposal.
What you get Funding between $5,000 and $20,000 for recording, touring, or professional development.
What it actually costs you Detailed budget, project timeline, and support letters; requires 3 months lead time.
Common gotcha You must have an ABN and be registered for GST if your grant exceeds the threshold.
Career Development Grants state · Arts NT
Who qualifies Individual NT musicians looking to attend workshops or industry showcases.
What you get Up to $5,000 to cover travel, registration, and accommodation costs.
What it actually costs you Proof of invitation or acceptance to the event; application 6 weeks before travel.
Common gotcha Does not cover retrospective costs—apply well before your flight.
Music NT Touring Assistance state · Music NT
Who qualifies NT musicians touring regionally or interstate.
What you get Subsidies for fuel, van hire, and accommodation while on the road.
What it actually costs you Tour itinerary and budget breakdown; must provide receipts for acquittal.
Common gotcha The acquittal process is strict; keep every single fuel receipt.
Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Development state · Arts NT
Who qualifies First Nations musicians and community-led music projects.
What you get Dedicated funding for cultural music projects and preservation.
What it actually costs you Community consultation evidence and project plan.
Common gotcha Requires clear evidence of community support or cultural authority.
NT Concession Scheme state · Territory Revenue Office
Who qualifies Low-income earners, pensioners, and health care card holders.
What you get Discounts on electricity, water, sewerage, and motor vehicle registration.
What it actually costs you Proof of income and residency; annual renewal required.
Common gotcha You must notify them immediately if your income status changes.
First Home Owner Discount state · Territory Revenue Office
Who qualifies First-time buyers purchasing a home in the NT.
What you get Stamp duty discount on properties up to $650,000.
What it actually costs you Legal fees for conveyancing and proof of first-time status.
Common gotcha You must live in the home for at least 6 months within the first year.
Pensioner and Carer Fuel Concession state · Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics
Who qualifies Pensioners living in the NT.
What you get Annual payment to assist with vehicle running costs.
What it actually costs you Vehicle registration details and pension card.
Common gotcha Only applies to one vehicle per household.
Queensland Queensland offers a unique ecosystem for independent musicians through state-funded arts grants, regional touring support, and specific tax-advantaged cultural initiatives.
Arts Queensland Individuals Fund state · Arts Queensland
Who qualifies Professional Queensland-based musicians and artists.
What you get Grants ranging from $5,000 to $30,000 for professional development or project creation.
What it actually costs you Detailed project budget, artistic CV, and a 4-week assessment period.
Common gotcha You must show how the project benefits the Queensland arts sector, not just your own career.
Touring Queensland Fund state · Arts Queensland
Who qualifies Musicians touring to regional or remote Queensland locations.
What you get Funding to cover travel, freight, and accommodation costs for regional tours.
What it actually costs you Evidence of confirmed venue bookings and a regional touring itinerary.
Common gotcha Funding is strictly for regional/remote areas; Brisbane-only gigs do not qualify.
Creative Entrepreneur Program state · Queensland Government
Who qualifies Musicians looking to scale their music business or brand.
What you get Access to business mentorship, networking, and small business development grants.
What it actually costs you Application process involves a business pitch presentation.
Common gotcha It focuses on the 'business' side of music, not the creative output.
Brisbane City Council Live Music Permit municipal · Brisbane City Council
Who qualifies Musicians performing in public spaces or council-owned venues.
What you get Legal authorization to busk or perform in designated high-traffic public areas.
What it actually costs you Small annual permit fee and public liability insurance proof.
Common gotcha You cannot use amplification in certain zones without an additional noise permit.
QMusic Rehearsal Space Subsidy community · QMusic
Who qualifies Emerging Queensland bands and solo artists.
What you get Discounted access to professional rehearsal studios across Brisbane.
What it actually costs you Membership with QMusic required.
Common gotcha Slots fill up fast, book at least 2 weeks in advance.
Cultural Infrastructure Fund state · Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy
Who qualifies Independent venues and community music hubs.
What you get Grants to upgrade soundproofing or technical equipment for live music venues.
What it actually costs you Requires venue owner partnership and detailed technical quotes.
Common gotcha This is for the venue, but you can lobby your local venue to apply.
South Australia South Australia offers a unique ecosystem for independent musicians through dedicated state-funded arts grants and music industry development programs that are often more accessible than in larger, more competitive states.
Arts South Australia Grants and Funding state · Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Who qualifies Individual artists and small music groups based in SA.
What you get Project funding ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 for recording, touring, or professional development.
What it actually costs you Detailed project budget, artistic CV, and 4-6 weeks for assessment.
Common gotcha You must show how your project benefits the South Australian arts community, not just your own career.
Music Development Office (MDO) Support state · South Australian Film Corporation
Who qualifies SA-based musicians and music businesses.
What you get Access to industry networking, export readiness programs, and specific music-industry grants.
What it actually costs you Registration on the MDO portal and a business plan for commercial projects.
Common gotcha They focus heavily on export-ready music; make sure your application highlights your plan to reach audiences outside SA.
City of Adelaide Arts and Cultural Grants municipal · City of Adelaide
Who qualifies Artists hosting events or projects within the Adelaide city council area.
What you get Small-scale funding for local performances, festivals, or public music installations.
What it actually costs you Application form and proof of public liability insurance.
Common gotcha Must take place within the CBD or North Adelaide boundaries.
Live Music Venue Support Program state · Arts South Australia
Who qualifies Venues hosting original live music, which indirectly supports local musicians' gig opportunities.
What you get Operational grants that help venues keep booking local acts.
What it actually costs you Usually managed by the venue owner, but musicians can advocate for their preferred venues to apply.
Common gotcha The funding goes to the venue, not the artist, but it secures your stage.
Adelaide Festival Centre Artist Residencies state · Adelaide Festival Centre
Who qualifies Professional musicians looking for space to develop new work.
What you get Free access to rehearsal studios and technical support for a set period.
What it actually costs you Competitive application process requiring a portfolio and project proposal.
Common gotcha Residencies are highly competitive; apply well in advance of your project timeline.
Tasmania Tasmania offers unique grants and support for independent artists to sustain a creative career in a small, isolated market.
Arts Tasmania Grants Program state · Department of State Growth
Who qualifies Individual Tasmanian artists and musicians with a project proposal.
What you get Requires a detailed project budget, artist CV, and support letters; competitive application process.
Common gotcha The application cycle is strict; missing the deadline means waiting months for the next round.
Regional Arts Fund state · Regional Arts Tasmania
Who qualifies Musicians living in regional Tasmania outside the Hobart metro area.
What you get Application form, project plan, and evidence of community engagement.
Common gotcha Must demonstrate how the project benefits the specific regional community.
Live Music Support Program state · Tasmanian Government
Who qualifies Venues and promoters hosting local Tasmanian musicians.
What you get Requires venue booking confirmation and artist contract.
Common gotcha Usually requires the venue to apply, so you need to negotiate this into your gig fee.
Tasmanian Touring Fund state · Arts Tasmania
Who qualifies Musicians planning to tour within Tasmania or interstate.
What you get Detailed tour itinerary and budget breakdown.
Common gotcha You must prove the tour is economically viable and has confirmed bookings.
Tasmanian Energy Concession state · Aurora Energy
Who qualifies Holders of a valid Centrelink Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card.
What you get Proof of concession card; simple online form.
Common gotcha You must re-apply if your card status changes or expires.
Business Tasmania Advisory Service state · Business Tasmania
Who qualifies Freelance musicians running their practice as a small business.
What you get Book an appointment online; bring your ABN.
Common gotcha They focus on business structure, not creative content.
Tasmanian Health Care Card (State Supplement) state · Tasmanian Health Service
Who qualifies Low-income earners, including gig workers.
What you get Income statements and residency proof.
Common gotcha It is a supplement to the federal card, not a replacement.
Victoria Melbourne is the live music capital of Australia, and Victoria offers unique state-specific grants and venue protection laws that support independent artists and musicians.
Creative Victoria Music Industry Grants state · Creative Victoria
Who qualifies Victorian-based musicians, bands, and music businesses.
What you get Project funding ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 for recording, touring, or professional development.
What it actually costs you Requires a detailed project budget, artist CV, and 4-6 weeks for assessment.
Common gotcha You must prove you have a confirmed venue or partner in Victoria before applying.
Music Victoria Membership Benefits community · Music Victoria
Who qualifies Any Victorian musician or music industry professional.
What you get Access to legal advice, industry networking, and discounted public liability insurance.
What it actually costs you Annual membership fee of approximately $77.
Common gotcha The insurance discount only applies if you are a sole trader or independent artist.
Take the Stage Program state · Creative Victoria
Who qualifies Emerging Victorian artists looking to perform at major state-run festivals.
What you get Paid performance slots and professional mentoring.
What it actually costs you Application via online portal during intake periods.
Common gotcha Highly competitive; requires a high-quality EPK (Electronic Press Kit).
Victorian Regional Touring Fund state · Creative Victoria
Who qualifies Artists planning to tour outside of metropolitan Melbourne.
What you get Subsidies to cover travel, accommodation, and venue hire costs for regional shows.
What it actually costs you Requires a tour itinerary and evidence of regional venue interest.
Common gotcha Does not cover international travel segments.
Agent of Change Planning Policy state · Department of Transport and Planning
Who qualifies Live music venues in Victoria.
What you get Legal protection from noise complaints by new residential developments built near existing venues.
What it actually costs you Venue must be registered and compliant with local council noise permits.
Common gotcha Does not protect against noise complaints from pre-existing residents.
City of Melbourne Busking Permit municipal · City of Melbourne
Who qualifies Soloists and groups performing in public spaces.
What you get Legal right to perform in designated high-traffic spots like Bourke Street Mall.
What it actually costs you Small annual permit fee and an audition process.
Common gotcha You must carry your permit at all times; fines apply for non-compliance.
Creative Spaces Portal state · Creative Victoria
Who qualifies Artists looking for affordable rehearsal or studio space.
What you get Access to a database of low-cost, artist-friendly studios and rehearsal rooms.
What it actually costs you Free to search; rental costs vary by location.
Common gotcha Spaces go quickly; check the portal daily for new listings. Western Australia Western Australia offers unique grants and regional touring support that help independent musicians sustain a career across the vast distances of the state.
Contemporary Music Fund state · Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries
Who qualifies WA-based contemporary musicians and bands with a track record of professional activity.
What you get Grants ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 for recording, touring, and marketing.
What it actually costs you Requires a detailed project budget and evidence of professional industry engagement.
Common gotcha The application process is highly competitive and requires a clear business case for how the funds expand your audience.
Regional Arts WA Grants state · Regional Arts WA
Who qualifies Musicians living and working in regional Western Australia.
What you get Financial support for regional touring and community-based music projects.
What it actually costs you Must demonstrate significant community impact or regional engagement.
Common gotcha Often requires letters of support from the regional venues or councils you plan to visit.
Creative Development Grants state · Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries
Who qualifies Individual artists working on new creative works.
What you get Small-scale funding for research, development, and creative experimentation.
What it actually costs you Requires a project plan and a clear timeline for the creative output.
Common gotcha Cannot be used for retrospective costs; must be for future work.
WA Music Touring Fund state · Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries
Who qualifies WA artists touring within or outside of Western Australia.
What you get Subsidies for travel, accommodation, and freight costs associated with touring.
What it actually costs you Requires a confirmed itinerary and proof of venue bookings.
Common gotcha Does not cover international airfares, only domestic and regional travel.
WAM (West Australian Music) Membership community · West Australian Music
Who qualifies Any WA-based musician or music industry professional.
What you get Access to industry networking, professional development workshops, and legal advice referrals.
What it actually costs you Annual membership fee of approximately $50-$100.
Common gotcha The value is in the networking events, not just the digital resources.
City of Perth Busking Permit municipal · City of Perth
Who qualifies Solo performers or small groups wanting to perform in public spaces.
What you get Legal right to perform in designated high-traffic areas in the CBD.
What it actually costs you Small annual permit fee and a short audition or assessment.
Common gotcha Strict noise level regulations and specific time slots apply.
Arts Law Centre of Australia (WA Referral) trust · Arts Law Centre of Australia
Who qualifies Low-income musicians needing contract or copyright advice.
What you get Pro-bono or low-cost legal advice on music contracts and copyright.
What it actually costs you Requires proof of income and a membership fee for the centre.
Common gotcha They are often oversubscribed; apply well in advance of signing any contract.
Healthway Arts Grants state · Healthway
Who qualifies Artists whose projects promote healthy lifestyle messages.
What you get Significant funding for projects that integrate health messaging into music performances.
What it actually costs you Must include a health promotion strategy in your project plan.
Common gotcha The health message must be central to the project, not just an afterthought.
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