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.

What does this program offer?

CatholicCare Tasmania as the Facilitating Partner (FP) for Communities for Children Burnie, are providing an opportunity for local organisations and service agencies to build their capacity, by funding select training in DSS Evidence Based Programs.

Who can access this program?

The nominated staff member must live or work in the Burnie Statistical Area. The nominated staff member will need to consent to providing their personal information for entry onto the DSS Data Exchange (DEX) by CatholicCare as the Facilitating Partner.

$
What does it cost?

Free

How to access this program?

EOI – Evidence Based Training Round 3 – 2023/2024

TIMELINE

Applications open: Monday 20th November 2023

Applications close: Monday 18th December 2023

Assessment Period: 19th Dec – 21st Dec 2023

Notification of outcome: Friday 22nd December 2023

Funded Training to be completed by: 30th June 2024

To apply click here: EOI - EBP TRAINING RD3

For additional information, click here: Guidelines

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What does this program offer?

CatholicCare Tasmania as the Facilitating Partner (FP) for Communities for Children Burnie, are providing an opportunity for local organisations and service agencies to build their capacity, by funding select training in DSS Evidence Based Programs.

Who can access this program?

The nominated staff member must live or work in the Burnie Statistical Area. The nominated staff member will need to consent to providing their personal information for entry onto the DSS Data Exchange (DEX) by CatholicCare as the Facilitating Partner.

$
What does it cost?

Free

How to access this program?

EOI – Evidence Based Training Round 3 – 2023/2024

TIMELINE

Applications open: Monday 20th November 2023

Applications close: Monday 18th December 2023

Assessment Period: 19th Dec – 21st Dec 2023

Notification of outcome: Friday 22nd December 2023

Funded Training to be completed by: 30th June 2024

To apply click here: EOI - EBP TRAINING RD3

For additional information, click here: Guidelines

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Other programs:

Centacare Evolve Housing
Social and affordable housing services.
Children’s Counselling
We have counseling and support groups for children and young people.
Communities for Children
Communities for children (C4C) has fun activities and supportive programs for families in the Burnie area who have children 0 to 12 years of age.
Drumbeat
A drumming group for kids or adults to help build confidence, improve social skills and help with strong emotions.