Join us on Sunday 6 December as we celebrate our 20th Anniversary of Carols in the Park. Join thousands of other families at the Wiley Park Amphitheatre from 6pm for a night of Christmas carolling under the stars.
Community Development Support Expenditure Scheme
APPLICATIONS ARE CLOSED FOR 2009.
Local clubs working for the community
INVITATION TO APPLY FOR FUNDING FROM THE 2009 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT EXPENDITURE (CDSE) SCHEME
Last year, licensed clubs in the City of Canterbury, through the CDSE Committee alone allocated in excess of $780,000 of Category 1 funding to local non-profit community groups for projects and services that support local disadvantaged communities.
Community organisations may now apply for funding towards your local community service needs and priorities from the above scheme.
Licensed clubs in our community are supporting a wide range of community projects through this program and the City of Canterbury Council is assisting them through the Community Development Support Expenditure (CDSE) Committee to make better decisions about their allocations.
Projects in the following categories may qualify for funding under this program:
- community welfare and social services;
- community development;
- community health services; and
- employment assistance activities.
Funding applications are invited for programs, projects and services assisting people with disabilities, older people, people from non-English speaking backgrounds, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, women and young people are particularly encouraged.
For information on how to apply for funding and a copy of the application form, phone Christine Karam on 9789 9428.
Funding applications close by 5.00 pm Thursday, 30 April 2009. Post directly to the General Manager, City of Canterbury Council, PO Box 77, Campsie 2194.
ONLY ONE APPLICATION PER PROJECT.
The CDSE scheme is a shared State Government - Club Industry program, funded by a 1.5% gaming machine tax rebate provided by the State Government to those registered clubs with gaming machine profits in excess of $1 million per annum.