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Grants Encourage Community To Protect Natural Resources

Minister for Natural Resources and Water and Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland The Honourable Craig Wallace 28/10/2008 G RANTS ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY TO PROTECT NATURAL RESOURCES Community natural resource… [ read more... ]

Grants to Voluntary Environment and Heritage Organisations (GVEHO) Program 2008-09 - Applications close Friday 28th Nov

Applications for the 2008-09 round of Grants for Voluntary Environment and Heritage Organisation (GVEHO) are now open Applications close at 5pm (AEDST) Friday 28 November 2008 The Minister for the Environment Heritage and the Arts… [ read more... ]

Funding Program Calendar
http://www.frrr.org.au/program­sDetail.asp?ProgramID=4
Small Grants for Small Rural Communities Program Current Round: yes A small grants program for small rural Australian communities will offer about $850,000 a year in grants to benefit people in rural and remote communities. Small, well targeted grants can be useful to small rural and remote communities and to make small grants more accessible to communities in rural Australia we have established this new and innovative funding program. The program is generously supported by The RE Ross Trust, The Myer Foundation, The Pratt Foundation, The William Buckland Foundation, Perpetual Trustees, The Sylvia & Charles Viertel Foundation, Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, and Local Government, The Ian Potter Foundation, The Yulgilbar Foundation, The Estate of the Late Edward Wilson Trust & FRRR. This collaborative approach is designed to: • Make better, targeted use of funds improving access for rural & regional communities • Provide a simpler application process • Enhance efficiency and effectiveness for philanthropic trusts and foundations who wish to support small communities Currently, applications that support the following areas of interest will be given preference: • Community hardship in drought effected areas • Retention of young people in Rural and Regional Australia. • Resettlement of immigrants in rural Australia • Community Infrastructure There are two rounds of Small Grants per year. Closing dates are 28 March and 30 September 2008. Please note: The Application Form is updated each round and preferences may change. If you experience any difficulties downloading the application form or are unable to convert this file please email info@frrr.org.au and we will send you a microsoft word version of this document.