The Business Boost Grant scheme has allocated more than $470 million to small businesses in Queensland since March 2020.
Grants of up to $15,000 have been given to small businesses as part of the government’s Big Plans for Small Business Strategy, along with Business Basics and Business Growth.
“This round of Business Boost means 210 small businesses will be able to do things like upgrade their website, strategic marketing, and training and coaching,” said the Minister for Employment and Small Business, Di Farmer.
“We know the impact of COVID-19 is being felt, which is why we’ve provided this support and why we’ve put backing small business at the heart of our $14.5 billion Economic Recovery Plan.
“Small businesses are the backbone of our local communities and we want to support them, their families and their customers.
“We’ve supported small businesses with over $182 million in COVID-19 Adaptation Grants, more than $283 million through jointly-funded COVID-19 Business Support Grants and $12.4 million through our Big Plans for Small Business grants so far.”
