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2016-2017 Grant Program Recipients
Organisations and projects funded under the 2016-2017 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program
- Projects funded under the 2016-2017 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program - downloadable version (PDF 374.7KB)
- Projects funded under the 2016-2017 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program - downloadable version (Word 802.3KB)
The Community Support Levy (CSL) is derived from the profits of electronic gaming machines in hotels and clubs and is held in trust by the Department of Treasury and Finance. CSL Charitable Organisations Grants Program grants are administered through the Gambling Support Program within the Department of Health and Human Services.
Grants of up to $15 000 (plus GST) per organisation were available in the 2016-2017 CSL Grants Round.
Applications were invited for projects that maximise the health and well-being of vulnerable groups and communities.
The focus of the grants round was building capacity in individuals, families and communities. Projects will build on the strengths of local communities to provide Tasmanians with opportunities for greater health and wellbeing.
The successful applicants are listed below.
| Organisation name | Project title | Amount funded (inc GST) |
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Able Australia | Dance workshops and performances | $14,704 |
AURORA Disability Services | Furniture for the Future | $15,892 |
Australian Red Cross | Before the Harm – Young Mums | $14,245 |
Bucaan Community House | Food Action | $14,812 |
Burnie Community House | Hilltop Central Community Cooperative | $16,500 |
Centacare Evolve Housing | Brighton Neighbourhood Leadership Program | $11,850 |
Derwent Valley Community House | Plant Your Pantry | $14,382 |
GeCo | Huon Valley Works Cleaning Services | $16,383 |
Jireh House | Replacement furniture for emergency crisis accommodation and transitional housing | $9,366 |
Launceston City Mission | Inside Out 4 Kids - on the road | $16,500 |
Live Well Tasmania | Empowering disadvantaged youth via Agri-food enterprise development | $14,149 |
OAK Possability | Transition to Work @ Grove | $14,088 |
PCYC Launceston | Good2Go | $16,500 |
St Helens Neighbourhood House | THRIVE Social Enterprise Garden | $16,500 |
StGiles | Peeps - Outdoor and Wilderness Program for Youth with Disabilities | $4,484 |
Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre | Improving the wellbeing of older Tasmanian Aboriginal men | $16,280 |