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Community Wellbeing
Targeted Grant Round
The Tasmanian Community Fund (TCF) has provided
funding of more than $2.2 million to seven
community wellbeing projects throughout Tasmania in
its latest targeted grant round.
A project to coach and educate women to improve their
health after pregnancy, a community framework to tackle complex
social issues and a mental health program for Tasmanian sporting
clubs are included in this round. More
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Emerging Community Leaders
Applications for the 2019 Emerging Community Leaders
program are now open.
Emerging Community Leaders brings together the next
generation of leaders in Tasmania’s community sector (employees or
volunteers), and equips them with the capability to positively
contribute as a leader in this sector. The program
focuses on leading self, leading others, leading community and leading
for lasting impact.
For more information about 2019 dates, prerequisites,
etc and a link to the application form visit the Emerging Community
Leaders website.
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Wildcare – Friends of the Freshwater Lobster
The Giant Fresh Water Lobster was declared vulnerable
and endangered in 1998. In 2003, the Lobster Ponds were established
at Flowerdale. The Ponds educate and inform the public about the
lobster and have a captive breeding program.
Students from local schools help create a place where
learning and experiencing new skills occur within a real
tourist/workplace environment. Ponds and tanks and the surrounding
area are maintained to ensure a healthy environment for the lobster
and a positive experience for visitors. Groups from around Tasmania
and further afield are encouraged to visit, learn about the lobster’s
life cycle and observe it up close. More
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Community Recovery and Resilience Grants
The State Government's Community Recovery and
Resilience grants are now open.
Grants are available to deliver recovery and
resilience building projects and initiatives that will assist the
communities most affected by the extreme weather event.
The grants are part of the Community Recovery Fund,
which is jointly funded by the Australian and Tasmanian Governments
through the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements.
Applications close on 9 November 2018.
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TCF Dates for 2019
Grant Round 38 of the Tasmanian Community Fund will
open on 2 February 2019. This round will include large program
($100 000 to $500 000) focused on increasing workforce engagement and
general small ($1 000 to $20 000) and medium ($20 001 to $70 000)
components.
The TCFs Grant Round 39 will open on 13 July
2019. This round will include large community infrastructure
($100 000 to $300 000) and general small ($1 000 to $20 000) and
medium ($20 001 to $70 000) components.
It is never too early to start
planning!
Think about what you want to do, who you want to work
with (partners and beneficiaries), how you want to deliver your
project, why the project is necessary and when you want the project
to happen.
It will take some time to talk to others in your
community about the need for and benefits of your project, to develop
partnerships and obtain other financial or in-kind contributions, to
get quotes or indicative costings and to get letters of support.
If you have a project idea that you would like to seek
funding from the TCF for, you are encouraged to talk to Tasmanian
Community Fund staff (6232 7395) as soon as possible.
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