Children’s Week Community Grants Program

– GRANTS ARE NOW CLOSED –

Thank you for your interest in the WA Children’s Week Community Grants Program.

Our Children’s Week community grants program is designed to encourage fellow not for profits, community organisations, and local governments in regional and remote WA to celebrate Children’s Week and host their own events. In 2022, we had a total of 95 applicants from remote and regional organisations across WA. We awarded grants to 87 recipients. These grants helped to provide opportunities for families in regional and remote areas to increase their connection and sense of belonging with their community. These grants reached over 7,500 community members across regional and remote WA.

Grants of up to $1000 (excl GST) will be available for local activities or events organised by one or more organisations. While we aim to support as many organisations as possible, this is a competitive grants process and there is no guarantee every organisation that meets the eligibility criteria will be funded.

To be considered, your FINAL application must be received by 5 September 2023. Applications must be submitted via the Children’s Week WA website. For more information download the Community Grants Guidelines.

We would like to thank our sponsors for making these community grants possible, with Healthway encouraging active living and healthy food choices.

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  • DRINK plenty of water to stay hydrated
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Key Dates

Grant applications open: 1st August 2023

Contact: marketing@meerilinga.org.au

Contact Us

Please submit your enquiries via our Contact Form or contact the Meerilinga Marketing and Communications team via email at marketing@meerilinga.org.au for further information or assistance.

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Supported by

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