Grants & opportuniTIES
Grants
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Placemaking Journey In 2019, CCSA partnered with Goolwa Community Centre to undertake a placemaking project that would bring a different cohort to their new premises.
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Placemaking Journey In 2019, CCSA partnered with Goolwa Community Centre to undertake a placemaking project that would bring a different cohort to their new premises.
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Placemaking Journey In 2019, CCSA partnered with Goolwa Community Centre to undertake a placemaking project that would bring a different cohort to their new premises.
Member Exclusive Grant Opportunities
The Supporting Stronger Communities (SSC) grant program gives Neighbourhood and Community Houses and Centres the opportunity to access funds to target poverty and disadvantage in their local communities.
This grant provides up to $10,000 each for projects which tackle poverty and disadvantage in local communities. So far over 100 Neighbourhood Houses/Centres across Australia have received them to deliver important initiatives.
The grants are aimed at towns or cities with a population of more than 15,000 people. If you are from an area with a smaller population, see Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal’s (FRRR) Strengthening Rural Communities program.
To qualify, you need to be a member of Community Centres SA and have paid your membership fees.
More information and links to apply can be found on ANHCA’s website at https://www.anhca.org/grants.
Round 14 is now open!
Opens: 21 August 2023 | Closes: 28 September 2023
Download the 2023 Program Guidelines
Download the Information about eligible Partnership arrangements
Download the guide on Creating a Budget
General Grant Opportunities
Australian Government: Celebrate Together
The Celebrate Together Grant provide one-off funding to eligble multicultural organisations to host festivals and events that celebrate cultural diversity.
Learn MoreAustralian Government: Job Access, Driving Disability Employment Services
The Wage Subsidy Scheme provides funding for employers who hire job seekers registered with a Disability Employment Service provider to help people with disability gain skills and experience through employment.
Learn MoreBroadtree Foundation
Supports the improvement of the quality of life for people identifying as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex and their families.
Learn MoreAustralian Government: Expand Together
The Expand Together Grants provide one-off funding to eligible multicultural organisations to expand their capacity by upgrading community facilities or purchasing equipment to meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Learn MoreNational Shed Development Programme
The programme supports Men’s Sheds and organisations supporting a Men’s Shed to better respond to the needs of the members and their local community.
Learn MoreUniversal Charitable Fund Small Grants
Helps small, tax-deductible, not-for-profit agencies do a terrific job in helping those in need here in Australia or overseas.
Learn MoreMember Exclusive Opportunities
Access to ANHCA Public DGR Fund
ANHCA Public Fund for DGR can support your Neighbourhood House/Centre to receive tax deductible donations and project funding from philanthropic organisations and corporate foundations.
Learn MoreComplimentary Epilepsy Training
Thanks to a generous Stage Government Grant, The Epilepsy Centre are excited to be able to offer FREE training on Epilepsy awareness and seizure management.
They have been successfully rolling out our training, now since mid-last year, reaching over 2000 people.
Over 250,000 Australians experience Epilepsy, 40% being under 16 years old and another 40% being over 65 years of age.
Many of these people and their families are left with managing significant challenges and isolation, and The Epilepsy Centre are here to change that, and offer support wherever they can.
The Epilepsy Centre have had great feedback and if you would like to add FREE training on Epilepsy awareness and seizure management to your Community Centre’s Professional Development and training schedule, please contact Sharyn Calf.
Sharyn Calf, Registered Nurse at he Epilepsy Centre:
Email: scalf@epilepsycentre.org.au
Mobile Number: 0406721121
