We connect the people, funding and organisations building a stronger culture of innovation across Western Australia.
210+
Meshpoints Partners
120+
Projects Supported
$3.2M+
Deployed in Grants
33K+
People Reached
Meshpoints grew out of Spacecubed, which opened its first coworking space in Perth in 2012 and has since backed thousands of Western Australian entrepreneurs. In 2022, Spacecubed Foundation launched Meshpoints, with support from Lotterywest, to take that work beyond our own walls and strengthen the ecosystem across the state.
We work alongside that ecosystem to find gaps, strengthen connections, and back the initiatives that help more Western Australians innovate and thrive, regardless of sector, stage or postcode.
If you're a not-for-profit organisation, you can explore available funding opportunities, or if you're supporting WA innovators in some other way, you can join the partner network for free.
Everything we do together now lives on the WA Innovation Ecosystem Navigator.
What we do
01
Organisations across WA collaborating to create connections and opportunities for innovators and entrepreneurs.
Explore the partner network →02
Funding for initiatives that respond to identified ecosystem needs, through themed Challenges and IdeaStarter.
About the fund →03
Tools and resources to help people navigate the programs, funding and organisations across the WA ecosystem.
Discover the Navigator →Ecosystem Partners
Become a Partner →Meshpoints grants go to WA not-for-profits running the events, programs and research that build skills and connections across the ecosystem. Here are a few of the projects they've delivered.
Social ImpactEnterprise Partnerships
Maganda Makers workshop is a gathering for First Nations women in business across the Kimberley, with the Maganda Makers Business Club.
140+ members
Belong to the Maganda Makers community
60+ women
Attended the three-day Lombadina gathering
EdTechYEAWA
YEAWA is strengthening the foundations of entrepreneurial education by building long-term capability within schools.
20 schools
Will join the YEAWA School Academy
200+ hours
Of educator support delivered
Social ImpactWASEC
WA Social Enterprise Council delivered WA’s first dedicated Social Impact Incubator, designed to help early-stage founders turn purpose-driven ideas into scalable ventures.
$15K
Community grant secured by program participant
190+
People reached
Whether you're a founder, corporate, or investor, there's a place for you.