Deadline: 24-Sep-20
The City of Canning is inviting applications for the Disability Access and Inclusion to support activities and/or enables access, inclusion and participation of people with disability, their families and carers in activities offered by not-for-profits clubs and associations.
The Disability Access and Inclusion Grant supports either of the following:
- Ssandalone activities which meet the grant objectives
- a complementary grant which will provide additional support to make an activity more inclusive. This may be awarded in addition to any other City of Canning grant and should be applied for at the same time and on the same application form. For example, you are applying to run a “have a go” event at your club with a Can-Do Grant. You would like to pay for a sign language interpreter to be present, for additional marketing costs to target the hearing impaired, and a fee for a consultant to work with your club to make activities more accessible.
Funding Information
- Maximum grant available: $5,000
Eligibility Criteria
- To be eligible for community grants, applicants must reside, be located and/or operate in the City of Canning. (Not for profit organisations, excluding sporting clubs, which have offices outside Canning but deliver services to Canning residents may apply). All applicants must be able to demonstrate the benefit to the Canning community. The following are eligible for the outlined grant levels:
- Incorporated Not-for-Profit organisations.
- Government and Not-for-Profit kindergartens, primary and secondary schools.
- Businesses are eligible to apply to the Resilience grant only. Eligible businesses will have a maximum of 20 employees; be fully operational; and be located within the City of Canning. (Applications from Canning residents with a business operating in another Local Government Area will not be accepted.)
- Non-incorporated groups are eligible to apply to the Resilience grant only
- Eligible items for support include:
- Purchase of equipment available for ongoing use by the Canning community.
- Fees for professional services hired for the activity (e.g. workshop presenters, contractors/casuals working only on the specific activity proposed).
- Costs specific to the activity (e.g. venue hire).
- Project administration costs (e.g. postage), and
- Advertising, promotional supplies (e.g. signage, flyers, advertising).
Assessment Criteria
Your application will be assessed against how well it meets all of the following criteria:
- Community need.
- Planning and management.
- Value for money, and
- Ability to assist in delivering the Strategic Community Plan.
For more information, visit https://www.canning.wa.gov.au/our-community/community-initiatives/community-grants-program/disability-access-and-inclusion-grant