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Funding for a Community Project Anyone?
Posted in Seeking by Ferne Edwards on March 4th, 2008
2008 Community Grants Open for not-for-profit community groups in Darebin. Find information from the press release below.
Funding is available for activities and programs that focus on social justice, health, sport and recreation, environment, education and arts and culture. Groups can also apply for assistance with the costs of hiring Council venues.
Darebin Mayor, Councillor Peter Stephenson, said, “We value our community organisations and look forward to supporting groups in the coming year. The funds are used by community organisations to resource projects and programs that respond to the broad needs and interests of Darebin residents,” said Cr Stephenson. “This brings benefits to people in many ways across Darebin.”
Information sessions for applicants will be held on 6 and 20 March.
Application kits with general information, guidelines, selection criteria and application forms are available from the Community Grants webpage or from all Darebin Customer Service Centres and Libraries.
Individual assistance is available to applicants and groups from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and applications are accepted in any language.
Applications close at 4pm on Friday 11 April, 2008.
For more information about the Community Grants Scheme, call the Community Grants Officer on 8470 8504.
INFORMATION SESSIONS:
Thursday 6 March, 10.30am to noon
Council Chamber, Darebin Civic Centre, 350 High Street, Preston
Thursday 20 March, 7pm to 8.30pm
Preston Shire Hall, 286 Gower Street, Preston
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Government funding for Eco-Living Demonstration Centres
Posted in Seeking by Ferne Edwards on June 11th, 2007
Minister Thwaites has called for Expressions of Interest from community groups wanting to establish Eco-Living Demonstration Centres.
Grants of between $50,000 and $300,000 are available to help community groups develop Eco-Living Demonstration Centres, which will inform residents about sustainability through practical demonstration and by delivering education and behaviour change programs to their local communities. This grant funding will allow more community projects like CERES and the Port Phillip Eco-House to provide practical examples of sustainability in the community. Over four years, $3 million will be invested in the Centres from the Sustainability Fund, as an initiative of Our Environment Our Future Sustainability Action Statement 2006 - Action 13.4
For more info visit the Department of Sustainability and Environment website.
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