Deadline: 01-Jul-2024
Applications are now open for the Community Grants Program to support collaboration between professional artists and communities to achieve inclusive artistic, cultural and social outcomes.
Project activity must be developed in consultation with the target community and designed to meet identified community needs, aspirations or intentions. Project proposals must incorporate and reference community and cultural development methodologies; engagement and creative process is the primary focus. A public outcome is not essential; the outcome may be building capacity within a community to engage further with arts and culture.
Funding Information
- Grant amount: Up to $40 000
You can apply for:
- accommodation and per diems for South Australian artists, creatives and technical personnel
- commissioning fees
- freight and touring costs
- marketing costs
- materials
- mentoring
- project administration costs
- project documentation costs
- salaries and/or fees for South Australian artists, creatives and technical personnel
- venue and equipment hire.
Eligibility Criteria
- Applications that explore social and cultural issues with regional South Australian communities, people with disability, young people, culturally-diverse communities, emerging communities, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and remote communities are encouraged.
- Independent arts and cultural organisations and groups
- Funded organisations: small-to-medium organisations, major organisations.
Ineligible
- individuals
- Statutory Authorities
- organisations funded through the National Performing Arts Partnership Framework (NPAPF) formerly known as Major Performing Arts (MPA) Companies
- local government
- non-arts and cultural organisations.
- Please note: Statutory Authorities, local government and non-arts and cultural organisations are encouraged to partner with eligible applicants. Partner organisations are required to make a cash or in-kind contribution to the funded activity.
For more information, visit Government of South Australia.