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2013-2014 Grants Program Recipients
Organisations and projects funding under the 2013-14 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program
- Organisations and projects funding under the 2013-14 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program - downloadable version (PDF 171.0KB)
- Organisations and projects funding under the 2013-14 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program - downloadable version (Word 1.7MB)
The Community Support Levy is derived from profits of gaming machines in hotels and clubs and is held in trust by the Department of Treasury and Finance. The Grants are administered through the Gambling Support Program within the Department of Health and Human Services.
The 2013-2014 CSL Charitable Organisations Grants Round offered grants in two categories:
- Up to $5,000 (plus GST) per organisation is available for small capital equipment purchases.
- Up to $25,000 (plus GST) per organisation is available for community projects, with an emphasis on sustainability, innovation and linkages to existing services and resources.
The focus of the 2013-2014 CSL grants round was building sustainable and resilient individuals, families and communities. Applicants were encouraged to submit grant applications for projects that build on the strengths of the community.
The successful applicants are listed below.
Equipment purchase grants
Organisation name | Project title | Amount funded (inc GST) |
|---|---|---|
Australian Childhood Foundation | Therapeutic dolls | $5,500 |
Australian Red Cross Society | Mobility aides | $4,937 |
Break O'Day Health Resource Association Inc | Bumper Ball Festival Pack | $2,200 |
Bridgewater Police and Citizens Youth Club Inc | Sporting equipment | $2,310 |
Channel Men's Shed Inc | Metal working equipment | $4,850 |
Geeveston Community Centre Inc | Kitchen equipment | $5,500 |
Good Beginnings | Art resources & equipment | $2,750 |
Hospice Volunteers South Tas | Training and office equipment | $2,200 |
Jireh House Association Inc | Commercial washing machine and dryer for the Crisis Centre client laundry | $5,038 |
Lifeline Tasmania | Sound proofing equipment | $4,431 |
Longford Men's Shed & Associates | Mechanical workshop equipment | $4,656 |
OAK Tasmania | iPads and accessories | $3,300 |
Okines Community House | Cantilevered umbrella | $4,950 |
Ravenswood Neighbourhood House Inc | Combination copier, fax, printer & scanner | $3,282 |
Rosebery Community House Inc | Purchase of stackable chairs | $4,175 |
Self Help Workshop Inc | Upgraded training room equipment | $2,750 |
Supported Tenancy Accommodation and Respite Tasmania Inc | LED TV, entertainment cabinet and Blu-Ray player | $1,490 |
Tandara Lodge Community Care Inc | Physical therapy and rehab equipment | $2,200 |
The Scout Association Of Australia Tasmanian Branch | Lightweight hiking tents (Devonport) | $2,090 |
The Scout Association Of Australia Tasmanian Branch | Office, sports and cooking equipment (Launceston and Glenorchy) | $3,300 |
Training Opportunities and Options for Learning Inc | Training room table and chairs | $4,760 |
UnitingCare Tasmania | External playground | $5,000 |
West Moonah Community House Inc | Fridge, indoor and outdoor play equipment, children’s books and a sandpit upgrade | $4,204 |
Youth Family and Community Connections Inc | Tools storage and trailer | $3,588 |
Zonta Club of Hobart | Wireless microphone system | $1,599 |
Community project grants
Organisation name | Project title | Amount funded (inc GST) |
|---|---|---|
Bethlehem House Tasmania Inc | Improving Health Outcomes for the Homeless | $27,060 |
Big Picture Education Australia Ltd | Enterprising Futures | $27,500 |
Bridgewater Police & Citizens Youth Club Inc | School Re-Engagement Support | $24,354 |
Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre Inc | Clarence Plains Community Gym | $26,400 |
Derwent Valley Community House | Derwent Valley Community Men's Shed | $15,400 |
Hobart Police and Community Youth Club Inc | You Go Girl | $25,905 |
Migrant Resource Centre (Southern Tas) Inc | Steps to Employment | $18,433 |
Police Citizens Youth Club Launceston Inc | Climbing the Wall to Success | $26,180 |
Rosebery Community House Inc | Catered Conversations | $1,650 |
Rosebery Community House Inc | Sharing our Walkways | $1,098 |
Rosebery Community House Inc | Encounter Youth Training | $4,110 |
Rosebery Community House Inc | Youth Activities | $3,300 |
Scripture Union of Tas Inc (sponsoring Hellyer College) | Breakfast Club | $7,700 |
Scripture Union Of Tas Inc (sponsoring Montrose Bay High Local Chaplaincy Committee) | Blokes and Shine Group Excursions | $1,540 |
Secondbite | SecondBite Emergency Food Relief Outreach Service (EFROS) | $20,020 |
Special Olympics Australia | Community Sport Link Program | $15,950 |
Sudanese Community Launceston | Promoting wellbeing through peace and dialogue between newly emerged communities and mainstream host community | $5,000 |
Tasmanian School Canteen Association Inc | Slow Food For Fast Growing - linking schools with locally grown food | $20,774 |
Tasmanian Youth Broadcasters Inc | Job Readiness through Radio | $27,150 |
Uniting Care Tasmania | Newpin transit van, mini bus | $27,500 |
West Moonah Community Action Group Inc | PARKAS, Drug and Alcohol Early Intervention Program | $12,103 |
Westbury Community Health and Day Centre Committee Inc (sponsoring Westbury Community Garden) | Shade for community garden participants | $16,341 |
Women's Shelter Inc | Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) Program Pilot Project | $27,477 |