Community Small Grants
The Community Small Grants Program is part of the Communities for Children DSS funding and provides funding for short term activities, events or programs to support and strengthen families and children in the Burnie Statistical Area.
Through a competitive process community groups and service agencies can make an application for three (3) one-off funding grants of $12,000 each, to deliver an activity, event or run a program in the Burnie Statistical Area.
Burnie Communities for Children Statistical Area Level 2 (2011) includes:
Burnie – Ulverstone Region | South Nietta, Loongana, Preston, South Preston, Castra, Upper Castra, Gunns Plains, Heka, Loyetea, Hampshire, Tewkesbury, Highclere, Ridgley, West Ridgley, East Ridgley, Stowport, Upper Stowport, Mooreville, West Mooreville, Glance Creek, Cuprona, West Pine, Camena, Natone, Riana, South Riana, Sprent, Spalford, Abbotsham, North Motton. | |
Acton – Upper Burnie | ||
Romaine – Havenview | Emu Heights, Brooklyn, Downlands | |
Burnie – Wivenhoe | South Burnie, Burnie, Montello, Hillcrest | |
Parklands – Camdale | Ocean Vista, Cooee, Parklands, Park Grove, East Cam, Shorewell Park, Camdale |
All applications are assessed against the assessment criteria. It is important to note that meeting all criteria does not guarantee that an application will be successful.
Community groups and service agencies
Free
Community Small Grant Rd 5 – 2021/2022
TIMELINE
Applications open: Monday 30th August 2021
Applications close: Friday 24th September 2021
Assessment Period: 25th September to 8th October 2020
Notification of Outcome: 29th October 2021
Delivery Period: January 2022 - 26 November 2022
To submit an application, click here.
For additional information, please click on the below links:
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Community Small Grants
The Community Small Grants Program is part of the Communities for Children DSS funding and provides funding for short term activities, events or programs to support and strengthen families and children in the Burnie Statistical Area.
Through a competitive process community groups and service agencies can make an application for three (3) one-off funding grants of $12,000 each, to deliver an activity, event or run a program in the Burnie Statistical Area.
Burnie Communities for Children Statistical Area Level 2 (2011) includes:
Burnie – Ulverstone Region | South Nietta, Loongana, Preston, South Preston, Castra, Upper Castra, Gunns Plains, Heka, Loyetea, Hampshire, Tewkesbury, Highclere, Ridgley, West Ridgley, East Ridgley, Stowport, Upper Stowport, Mooreville, West Mooreville, Glance Creek, Cuprona, West Pine, Camena, Natone, Riana, South Riana, Sprent, Spalford, Abbotsham, North Motton. | |
Acton – Upper Burnie | ||
Romaine – Havenview | Emu Heights, Brooklyn, Downlands | |
Burnie – Wivenhoe | South Burnie, Burnie, Montello, Hillcrest | |
Parklands – Camdale | Ocean Vista, Cooee, Parklands, Park Grove, East Cam, Shorewell Park, Camdale |
All applications are assessed against the assessment criteria. It is important to note that meeting all criteria does not guarantee that an application will be successful.
Community groups and service agencies
Free
Community Small Grant Rd 5 – 2021/2022
TIMELINE
Applications open: Monday 30th August 2021
Applications close: Friday 24th September 2021
Assessment Period: 25th September to 8th October 2020
Notification of Outcome: 29th October 2021
Delivery Period: January 2022 - 26 November 2022
To submit an application, click here.
For additional information, please click on the below links:
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