​Sponsorship opportunities

Sponsorship is a partnership where the sponsor gives money or products/services to support an event, activity, or person. In return, the sponsor gets agreed benefits, like advertising or promotion. Sponsorships provide an opportunity for NSW Health and the community to work together to deliver project, events and other activities for public benefit.

NSW Health supports sponsorship opportunities that focus on what’s best for the public. All sponsorship requests must go through a careful approval process, regular checks and a thorough review to ensure sponsorship opportunities are fair, transparent and achieve value for money as per the NSW Government Sponsorship Policy.

Sponsorship proposals must also align with NSW Health's CORE Values of collaboration, openness, respect and empowerment.

There are two types of sponsorship in which NSW Health may engage:

1. Incoming sponsorship
   This type of sponsorship is when NSW Health receives support. This involves a sponsor organisation purchasing (by way of money or in-kind support) benefits to associate the sponsor with NSW Health’s sponsorship activity. This type of sponsorship offers organisations a valuable way to support health initiatives.
2. Outgoing sponsorship
   This is when NSW Health provides support or funding for an activity or event. In this type of sponsorship, NSW Health provides sponsorship when the activity is in alignment with NSW Health’s brand, priorities, values and objectives. Outgoing sponsorship allows NSW Health to foster collaboration with the community and stakeholders.

NSW Health supports many different types of activities through sponsorship. These can include community or cultural events, education programs, exhibitions, conferences, trade shows, scholarships, awards, research, and publications.

NSW Health will not accept sponsorships that could cause a conflict of interest, are linked to political or discriminatory groups, go against NSW Health’s values, promote harmful products or services, or suggest that NSW Health supports a certain product or service.

For more information, contact Corporate Communications.