Deadline: 30-Nov-2024
The Ipswich City Council is accepting submissions for the Community Projects Funding Program.
The Community Projects Funding Program supports one-off projects and events that are of benefit to the local community and that aligns with one or more of the five pillars of the Community Development Strategy and/or the goals of the Active Ipswich Strategy:
- Capacity Building and Resilience
- Wellbeing
- Inclusion and Connectedness
- Culture and Diversity
- Civic Participation and Leadership
- Increased Participation
- Better Places
- Stronger Partnerships
Funding Information
- Amount: up to $15,000
Eligibility Criteria
- Organisations and individuals may be eligible to apply through Council’s funding and support programs in order to provide community benefit to the Ipswich community, in line with Council’s corporate strategic priorities.
- General eligibility criteria include:
- All applicants must not have overdue debts with Council and have satisfactorily accounted to Council for the expenditure of any previous Council funding.
- Applicants are required to give permission for Council to publish the name of the recipient and the funding amount in accordance with Council’s requirements under the Local Government Act 2009 and the Local Government Regulation 2012.
- All applicants must disclose if other funding or support has been requested from or provided by Council and acknowledge that the provision of funding or support through Council’s varied funding programs may prohibit eligibility to apply for additional funding or support
Ineligibility Criteria
- General exclusions and ineligibility include:
- requests that are considered by council to be the funding responsibility of other levels of government
- projects or activities run by or involved with political groups seeking to promote their core beliefs
- projects or activities that have already started or have been completed prior to approval from council
- applications received outside of the application timeframes
For more information, visit Ipswich City Council.