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NILS LOANS

NILS LOANS

WHAT IS NILS?

The No Interest Loan Scheme (NILS) provides individuals and families on low incomes with access to safe, fair and affordable credit.

Loan are between $300 and $1,200 for essential goods and services such as fridges, washing machines and medical procedures. Repayments are set up at an affordable amount over 12 to 18 months.

To be eligible for NILS you must have a Health Care Card or earn less than $45,000 a year (after tax). Loans cannot be used for cash, bond, rent arrears, debt consolidation, holidays or bills.
NILS is offered by 178 local community organisations in over 600 locations across Australia. Chances are there’ll be a local NILS provider near you.

To qualify you must:

  • Have a health care card/pension card
  • Reside in your current premises for more than 3 months
  • Show a willingness and capacity to repay

How do you apply?

In person at:


  • Brophy Family and Youth Services Inc
    Hamilton, 3300
    Frances Hewett Community Centre
    2 Roberts Street
    Hamilton, VIC, 3300, Australia
    • Southern Grampians NILS (Now operating as South West Victoria NILS)
      Loan Limit - $1200

    • Call 13 64 57 (NILS)
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  • Home
  • Contact
  • Our School
    • About >
      • The Principal
      • Leadership Team
      • Year Level Co-ordinators
      • School Leaders
      • Student Representative Council (SRC)
      • News >
        • Vietnam Cambodia 2019
    • Alumni / Reunions
    • School Policy
    • Capital Works
    • Child Safe School
    • Facilities >
      • Gymnasium
      • HDSC
      • Library
      • Music Centre
    • Sports Houses
    • School Council
    • School Production >
      • Bye Bye Birdie
      • Beauty and the Beast
      • CHICAGO!
    • Standing Tall
    • Careers
    • Student Wellbeing
    • Integration
    • School Reports
  • Enrolment
    • Welcome
    • Apply to Enrol
    • BYOD Program
    • Choosing a school
    • Countdown to Secondary School
    • Information Books
    • Subject Selection 9-12
    • Bus Network >
      • Conveyance Allowance
    • CSEF FUNDING
    • Fees >
      • Starting Out Costs
      • NILS Assistance
      • Parent Payment FAQs
    • Scholarships
    • School Books
    • Transition/Orientation
    • Uniform >
      • State Schools Relief Uniform Pack
  • COMPASS
  • 2021 BOOKLISTS
    • YEAR 7
    • YEAR 8
    • YEAR 9 & 10
    • VCE / VCAL
    • 2nd Hand Book Sales
  • Newsletter
    • Newsletter
    • Archived >
      • 2018 Issues
      • 2017 Issues
      • 2016 Issues
      • 2015 Issues
      • 2014 Issues
      • 2013 Issues
      • 2012 Issues
  • Employment