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2019-2020 Grants Program Recipients
Projects funded under the 2019-2020 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program
Projects funded under the 2019-2020 CSL Grants Program - downloadable version (PDF 201.2KB)
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 Communities Tasmania.
Two categories of funding were available for the 2019-2020 CSL Grants Round:
- Small Equipment Grants of up to $5 000 (ex-GST) to enable organisations to add value to their services through the purchase of small equipment such as furniture, IT equipment and tools
- Community Project Grants of up to $18 000 (ex-GST) for improving the wellbeing of individuals, families and communities by enhancing organisations’ capacity to provide services, leisure activities and/or inclusion opportunities within their community
For both grant categories, grant funding was only considered for equipment or community projects that enhance the wellbeing of vulnerable groups and communities.
The successful applicants are listed below.
Small equipment grants
Organisation | Project title | Funding (inc GST) |
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Citizen Tasmania | One a week | $5,000 |
Coast FM | Studio equipment upgrade | $1,907 |
Derwent Valley Community House | Training room upgrade | $5,500 |
Glenorchy Girl Guides | Glenorchy Girl Guides life jackets | $1,485 |
Multicultural Council of Tasmania | Audio visual equipment | $5,500 |
Mole Creek Progress Association | Community garden | $4,153 |
Phoenix Community House | Community garden equipment | $5,399 |
Queenstown Men's Shed | Purchase of tools and equipment | $5,000 |
Serenity House (North West Tasmania) | Serenity House Mindful Body Project | $3,585 |
The Link Health Youth Service | Healthy Food, Healthy Mood | $4,538 |
Wynmatters | Imagine the Sounds & Sights | $1,158 |
Wynyard Community Men's Shed | Safety table saw (SawStop) acquisition | $4,180 |
Community project grants
Organisation | Project title | Funding (inc GST) |
|---|---|---|
A Fairer World | Community educator skill development | $19,671 |
DRILL Performance Company | Dance Nexus | $9,838 |
Engender Equality | Survivor Advocates | $19,344 |
Geeveston Community Centre | Culture 4 Respect - Red Flag Campaign | $17,756 |
Jordan River Service | Gagebrook Community Centre - childcare room upgrade | $11,000 |
Mental Health Families and Friends TASMANIA | Mental health first aid training | $19,800 |
Playgroup Tasmania | Establish a Playgroup Community of Practice | $8,800 |
Rural Alive & Well | RAW Next Gen | $19,800 |
Tea Tree Community Association | Safety fencing, connecting the parts and accessing the Tea Tree Community Hall | $15,546 |
Tunnack Hall | Tunnack Hall upgrade project | $9,300 |
Weymouth Progress Association | Weymouth Hall kitchen upgrade | $17,300 |