Community organisations have the opportunity to share in a total of $520,000 in grants, aimed at supporting programs that contribute positively to mentally healthy and sustainable societies. Healthy minds – building mentally healthy and resilient communities

Bell Bay Aluminium runs an annual grant program, offering assistance to community groups and organisations across Tasmania. Community organisations based in Tasmania can apply to help fund projects across the state that will have a significant positive impact on local communities.

The Single Year Partnership opportunity is for short-term projects (over one year) that aim to improve outcomes for children and young people in specific subject areas or address specific challenges for targeted groups. These might be short-term focused but have significant impact within this timeframe. For schools with an ICSEA of less than 1000 Funding for Single-Year partnerships: – Up to $30,000 for an individual school project – Up to $60,000 for projects by a cluster of schools (must be an existing cluster).

Not a grant but a competition… There are 9 categories, with a prize pack valued at $5000 for each category. Entries are open to primary schools and secondary schools who either run a Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program or dream of joining the program to support their existing kitchen or garden learning. You can enter more than one category by answering a question about your project in 200 words or less to go into the running. Images are optional.

TasNetworks Community Grants Program For building community resilience or alleviating cost of living pressures.

Strengthening Rural Communities – Small & Vital – Gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities. Projects funded must align with one or more of the following charitable outcomes: – Bringing people and community organisations together to foster stronger, more resilient communities – Improving community health and social wellbeing – Building a sustainable volunteer base and/or supporting the wellbeing of volunteers – Celebrating and resourcing volunteer-led efforts – Enhancing places where communities gather Full list available on the website. For small communities with population fewer than 15,000. School Associations with an ABN are eligible to apply.