We believe in the transformative power of yoga and want to share it with everyone. Each year, we award grants to inspired and passionate yoga teachers and organisations with an ambition to do good in their community.
Since inception, we’ve awarded 42 grants to remarkable people making a real difference.
Our 2025 grant program is now open. Apply Now.
Amy Brooks used a Yoga for Good grant to run a free yoga program supporting men’s mental health in NSW, which gained further funding for expansion in 2025.
The Yoga for Good Foundation grant supported SWAHA Hub, a digital space blending yoga, ecology, and Indigenous wisdom to foster community and well-being.
Youth mindfulness yoga programs empowering diverse communities through breath and movement.
Trauma-informed training for yoga instructors to help them create safe, inclusive spaces for trauma survivors.
Yoga and Sound Healing program for trauma recovery for practitioners and those with mobility barriers.
Life Now program offers yoga and meditation to support the wellbeing of cancer patients across WA.
Big Shakti’s digital upgrade is enhancing access to advanced yoga psychology and higher teachings.
Free community yoga classes featuring sound healing for culturally diverse families in Western Sydney.
Amy Brooks used a Yoga for Good grant to run a free yoga program supporting men’s mental health in NSW, which gained further funding for expansion in 2025.
The Yoga for Good Foundation grant supported SWAHA Hub, a digital space blending yoga, ecology, and Indigenous wisdom to foster community and well-being.
Youth mindfulness yoga programs empowering diverse communities through breath and movement.
Trauma-informed training for yoga instructors to help them create safe, inclusive spaces for trauma survivors.
Yoga and Sound Healing program for trauma recovery for practitioners and those with mobility barriers.
Life Now program offers yoga and meditation to support the wellbeing of cancer patients across WA.
Big Shakti’s digital upgrade is enhancing access to advanced yoga psychology and higher teachings.
Free community yoga classes featuring sound healing for culturally diverse families in Western Sydney.
We are passionate about sharing the joy of practising yoga and offering you an opportunity to connect with your true self on a regular basis.
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Free
Tuesday 3rd June 2025 - 12:00nn to 1:00pm
Online Yoga Community Class Link
Meeting ID: 837 8021 3576
Passcode: 546998
This class uses Japanese yoga therapy to tune into the kidney energy, support the spine, and help regulate the nervous system. With exercises to squeeze into the kidneys, we bring tone and support the organ’s function, helping to release stagnation. Followed by kidney meridian stretches, energy is able to flow more freely, helping to achieve a deeper sense of peace and calm as a result. Try this class to reduce symptoms associated with stress and to improve sleep.
Leah Cooper is an accredited Level 3 Yoga Teacher (Yoga Australia) who brings her passion for health and healing to the mat. She teaches meridian-based yoga therapy and owns The Centre of Ki, a yoga and wellbeing business based in South Australia. She enjoys sharing her health and wellbeing knowledge and experience with others via her YouTube channel and podcast, The Wellbeing Room.
Free
14th July - 12:00nn to 1:00pm
Online Yoga Community Class Link
Meeting ID: 812 3780 7403
Passcode: 872606
This Yoga for Good Community class includes gentle movement and meditative sound techniques. You’ll be guided through simple movement and breathing practices to prepare the body and mind for meditation, followed by a sound meditation (including vocalisation and visualisation).
Dr. Gemma Perry, PhD, is a yoga teacher and researcher specialising in mantra meditation. Gemma completed her Honours, Master’s and PhD on the psychology of chanting at Macquarie University, and continues her research at Bond University, Australia. She aims to establish mantra and chanting as practices recognised by health practitioners, scientists, educators and industry to promote psychosocial wellbeing and peace and reach our full human potential.
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Whether you are a yoga teacher, a yoga enthusiast or a beginner yogi, our platform offers you content, inspiration and events that provide the tools to live your best life through yoga.
We are firm believers that yoga – both the physical practice and everyday application of yoga off the mat – has the capacity to change lives for the better.
Our values are our guideposts, our true north. We create all our content and programs with these values in mind. We also believe in giving back. It’s more than just a value – this is our reason for being.
Our sole mission is to create opportunities to do good for others through yoga.
And we’re making an impact.
…for their incredible contribution to our Life Now Yoga and meditation programs!
This generous donation will mean we can buy new yoga equipment, run a new yoga class in Broome, and enhance our meditation program for cancer patients and their primary carers.
Cancer Council Western AustraliaTheir grant is enabling me to offer FREE trauma informed therapeutic movement and relaxation to frontline mental health and social services staff in Bega.
Participants are really valuing the time out for themselves and experiencing integrated poly vagal theory. And I get to be in a teaching space, yay!
PremKranti Counselling…allows us to reach more underserved and vulnerable community groups who can benefit from a trauma-informed yoga and embodied mindfulness practice at zero cost to the participants.
Some of the community groups we’ll be serving in the current months include 000 Foundation, Men’s Walk and Talk and WAGEC.
Yoga on the Inside
It’s common for yogis to have big dreams of being of service and catalysing positive change in the world. The financial boost given by a generous YFG grant can make all the difference for your project’s viability. Read on for the top 10 tips to help you maximise your chances of a successful YFG grant application.
It is estimated that 5% of Australians practice yoga and 10% practice meditation. The Yoga For Good Foundation aims to expand opportunities for more people to experience the benefits of yoga and meditation. We support many initiatives through grants for activities that ripple out into the community.
A yoga retreat offers a sanctuary for the soul. While attending one is relaxing and rejuvenating, planning the perfect retreat requires time, effort and a deep love for sharing the power of yoga. Thankfully, many inspirational yoga teachers within our communities have significant experience in this area.
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