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2014-2015 Grants Program Recipients
Organisations and projects funded under the 2014-15 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program
- Projects funded under the 2014-15 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program - downloadable version (PDF 376.9KB)
- Projects funded under the 2014-15 Community Support Levy Charitable Organisations Grants Program - downloadable version (Word 802.2KB)
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.
Up to $15 000 (plus GST) per organisation was available in this grants round.
The focus of the 2014-2015 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 physical and mental health and wellbeing.
The successful applicants are listed below.
Organisation name | Project title | Amount funded (inc GST) |
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Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Council (sponsoring the Tasmanian Users Health and Support League) | Families Living Healthily With Hepatitis C | $16,500 |
Bucaan Community House | Eat Well, Move More & Stress Less! | $15,112 |
Colony 47 | Beyond Random Acts - Re-engaging families with the community | $10,590 |
Housing Choices Tasmania | Living with Confidence | $6,716 |
Impact Communities | Coaching young people for success | $15,378 |
Jireh House | Commercial dryer | $2,100 |
Jordan River Service (sponsoring Pete's Community Workshed) | Woodworking with our Community | $1,567 |
Launceston City Mission | Building Physical Strength to Battle Demons | $12,661 |
Lifeline Tasmania | Suicide Prevention Training for Young People | $8,360 |
Maranoa Heights Community Centre | Thriving Communities, Healthy Families - PLAY! | $3,168 |
Migrant Resource Centre | Multicultural Youth: Learning and Leading | $14,750 |
Oatlands District High School Association | Improving Literacy in Central Tasmania | $9,500 |
Pathways Tasmania | Cycling to Good Health and Resilience | $15,950 |
Clarence PCYC | Youth Action | $10,700 |
Rosebery Community House | A Community Keepsake | $5,940 |
STAR Tasmania | Respite equipment purchase and upgrade | $6,142 |
Tasmanian Association of PCYC | Devonport Mobile Activity and Support Service | $14,250 |
Youth Futures | Rural employability skills | $5,700 |