Government programs do not generally provide working capital. However, there are a small number of programs that may be applicable to your business. Other forms of assistance, such as help with planning and training, may assist with getting your business online.

Federal government assistance programs are listed below:

• Information Technology Online (ITOL) Program
  ITOL is designed to accelerate the national adoption of e-business solutions, especially by small to medium enterprises.
  
• IT Training and Technical Support Program
  The program funds organisations to assist first time computer users in developing IT skills and provide technical support.
• New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS)
  NEIS helps eligible unemployed people to start and run their new, viable small business with training, support and help, including an accredited 3 month small business management course.
• Small Business Field Officers Program (SBFO)
  SBFO is a competitive grants program providing financial grants to organisations to deliver advisory services to small business owners, particularly in regional areas.
• Small Business Entrepreneurship Program (SBEP)
  SBEP provides funding for projects delivering general skills development and mentoring services for small business owners and/or managers, incubation services, and mentoring and skills development services for succession planning.
  
• Internet Assistance Program
  This website enables you to test your dial-up internet connection against a benchmark of 19.2kbps.

Some state and territory governments also have programs to provide funding and other assistance for small businesses developing their online presence.