Chief Minister’s Stream
Access Canberra
WorkSafe ACT
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Regional Building and Construction Industry Training Council (CITC) | Sponsorship of the CITC Graduating Apprentice. | $6,000 |
Construction and Workplace Licensing
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Trades and Labour Council of ACT Inc. | Workers Memorial Day Safety Awareness Sponsorship. | $2,727 |
MBA Group Training Ltd | Sponsorship of Group Training Apprentice Awards. | $1,000 |
Housing Industry Association Ltd | AECHAW1701/Sponsor Housing Awards. | $5,000 |
Regulatory Solutions and Compliance
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) ACT | Electrical Industry, Excellence and Apprentice Awards Evening. | $4,990 |
Master Plumbers Association of the ACT | Sponsorship of the 2018 Master Plumbers Industry Dinner and Awards Night. | $5,000 |
Communications and Engagement
Community Council Annual Deed of Grant
An annual grant is provided to each of the seven community councils in order to enable them to communicate the views, expectations and concern of community members to the ACT Government.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount (inc. GST) |
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Belconnen Community Council Inc. | Annual grant to assist local community council. | $12,821 |
Gungahlin Community Council Inc. | Annual grant to assist local community council. | $12,821 |
Inner South Canberra Community Council Inc. | Annual grant to assist local community council. | $12,821 |
North Canberra Community Council Inc. | Annual grant to assist local community council. | $12,821 |
Tuggeranong Community Council Inc. | Annual grant to assist local community council. | $12,821 |
Weston Creek Citizens Council Inc. | Annual grant to assist local community council. | $12,821 |
Woden Valley Community Council Inc. | Annual grant to assist local community council. | $12,821 |
Community Support Fund
The Community Support Fund is designed to meet emerging community needs, fund initiatives that do not meet any existing ACT Government grants program eligibility requirements and make donations to charitable organisations on behalf of the ACT Government.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Veterans Rugby Union | To purchase a barbeque trailer. | $5,000 |
Aids Action Council of the ACT | To support CBR Fair Day 2018. | $10,000 |
Australian Red Cross | Donation to the 2018 Red Cross Calling campaign. | $5,000 |
Barnardos Australia | To support the 2018 Mother of the Year ACT award. | $3,500 |
Belconnen Netball Association | To install a drinking fountain. | $2,738 |
Belconnen Senior Citizen Club | To purchase lawn bowls mat and advertise services. | $7,000 |
Canberra Muslim Community Inc. | To establish community projects. | $1,000 |
Canberra Royals Junior Rugby Union Football Club | To purchase rugby post covers. | $2,400 |
Canberra Special Children's Christmas Party | Sponsorship of the 2017 Mix 106.3 Special Children's Christmas Party. | $1,091 |
Canberra Yacht Club | Sponsorship of the 2018 Chief Minister's Australia Day Regatta. | $1,000 |
CAT Awards | To support the 2017 CAT Awards Gala. | $6,000 |
Cerebral Palsy ACT | Donation to the 2018 Krazy Kosci Klimb. | $3,000 |
Duong Photography | To support the Queer ACT photography project book. | $6,000 |
Friends of the Grasslands | To develop input into the planning of the grasslands site. | $1,000 |
Give Me Five for Kids | Donation to 2018 fundraiser. | $3,500 |
Gungahlin Jets Australian Football Club | To install benches. | $1,500 |
Heart Foundation | Donation to the 2017 Big Heart appeal. | $5,000 |
Lanyon Litter Control | To purchase equipment and assist with other expenses. | $500 |
Legs Performing Arts Studio | To support a performance at 2018 Tianjin International Children's Cultural and Arts Festival. | $2,000 |
Majura Junior Football Club | To pay the fee for a direct land sale to renew lease. | $2,868 |
Miracle Babies Foundation | To support the neonatal hotline service. | $5,000 |
Order of Australia Association ACT Branch | To assist with costs of receptions for local recipients. | $2,000 |
Pigeonhole Theatre | To support Playhouse Creatures national tour. | $15,000 |
Pint of Science – Canberra Chapter | To support 2018 Pint of Science. | $1,000 |
Queanbeyan Art Society | To support the 10th Annual Charity Art Exhibition and associated infrastructure. | $2,500 |
Questacon | Sponsorship of the 2018 Science Circus Tour Japan. | $9,091 |
Reconciliation Australia | Support to fly flags and banners for Reconciliation Week. | $14,000 |
Royal National Capital Agricultural Society | To support the 2018 Canberra Poultry Show. | $1,500 |
St Vincent de Paul Society | Donation to the 2018 Vinnie's Winter Appeal. | $12,000 |
The Fearless Initiative | Donation to the 2018 Fearless Comedy Gala. | $3,000 |
The Healing Foundation | Support to fly flags and banners for the 10th Anniversary of Apology. | $4,000 |
The Legacy Club of Canberra | To support the 2018 ANZAC Concert. | $2,000 |
The Official Mayoral Appeal fund | Donation to the Tathra Fire Emergency appeal. | $10,000 |
The Salvation Army | Donation to the 2018 Red Shield Appeal. | $12,000 |
The Smith Family | Donation to the 2017 Christmas Appeal. | $10,000 |
Trash Mob | To purchase equipment and assist with other expenses. | $500 |
Weston Creek Wildcats AFL Club | To purchase a line marking machine and shelving. | $2,100 |
Woden Valley Soccer Club | To purchase soccer nets. | $2,440 |
Office for LGBTIQ Affairs
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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YWCA Canberra | Sponsorship of 50 young people to attend the YWCA LGBTIQ+ & Allies Prom. | $1,000 |
AIDS Action Council | Sponsorship of CBR Fair Day. | $10,000 |
ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQ Network | Support for two National Reconciliation Week events hosted by the Network. | $6,500 |
Office of the Chief Digital Officer
The Office of the Chief Digital Officer sponsors initiatives that demonstrate digital innovation and the use of open data.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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GovHack | GovHack is an open data hackathon, run annually by volunteers, focussed on unlocking the value in open data published by government. The ACT Government was a Premier Sponsor of GovHack 2017, awarding seven local and two national prizes. | $20,000 |
iAwards | The iAwards are held annually and honours organisations at the cutting edge of technology innovation. | $30,000 |
Treasury Stream
Venues Canberra
Venues Canberra provides in-kind assistance to not for profit organisations to deliver events for the benefit of the Canberra community and to increase visitation to Canberra.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount (in-kind) |
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Royal National Capital Agricultural Society (RNCAS) National Wine Show of Australia Junior Judging Education Day Canberra Regional Wine Show | Provision of indoor and outdoor facilities for the staging of agricultural and community events. Exhibition Park Corporation’s ongoing support to the RNCAS helps promote the agriculture industry in Canberra and the region and provides a range of community, educational and family events. Exhibition Park receives national media exposure from events run by the RNCAS. The Royal Canberra Show attracts close to 100,000 people each year. | $135,190 |
Veteran Vintage Motorcycle Club ACT Inc. | Provision of indoor and outdoor facilities for the staging of the Club’s Annual Swap Meet. The swap meet is a primary event for this special interest club with activities aimed at showcasing and raising the club’s profile to the wider community. Exhibition Park was able to demonstrate its support to special interest community groups. | $4,400 |
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of Canberra | Provision of discounted indoor facilities for specialty club’s dog show. Exhibition Park was able to demonstrate its support to special interest community groups. | $2,200 |
Lifeline Canberra | Provision of indoor facilities for the staging of Lifeline’s Book Fairs. The Book Fairs are Lifeline’s primary fundraising events aimed at generating income to support its 24 hour telephone counselling service and other services. Each fair attracts approximately 13,000 people and raises close to $500,000. Exhibition Park was able to demonstrate its commitment to not-for profit organisations working within the Canberra community. | $95,150 |
Canberra Lapidary Club Inc. | Provision of discounted indoor facilities for the staging of the Spring Gemcraft and Mineral Shows. These events are the clubs’ main activities aimed at showcasing and raising the club’s profile to the wider community. Exhibition Park was able to demonstrate its commitment to special interest groups. | $1,400 |
Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students | Provision of discounted indoor facilities, catering and camping for the staging of the National Training Event. The event brings approximately 1,500 students from around Australia to Canberra for five nights increasing bed nights in local accommodation. Exhibition Park was able to demonstrate its commitment to youth engagement programs and driving domestic tourism to the region. | $63,750 |
Great Southern Supreme Merino Committee | Provision of discounted facilities for the staging of the Great Southern Merino Show and Sale. The event provides an opportunity for merino studs to show and sell their sheep and allows Exhibition Park to show its support for agricultural groups. | $4,800 |
National Folk Festival | Provision of discounted Exhibition Park facilities for the staging of an annual folk festival. The event attracts approximately 50,000 people across the five day festival and increases bed nights in local accommodation across the long weekend. | $91,500 |
Canberra Muslim Community Inc. | Provision of discounted indoor facilities for daily prayer gatherings during the month of Ramadan. | $8,000 |
Convoy for Cancer | Provision of discounted Exhibition Park facilities for the completion of the annual Convoy for Cancer event. Exhibition Park was able to demonstrate its commitment to not-for-profit organisations working within the Canberra community. | $7,500 |
The Great Southland Unity Ride | Provision of discounted Exhibition Park facilities for the staging of the Great Southland Unity Ride fundraising event. Exhibition Park was able to demonstrate its commitment to not-for-profit organisations working within the Canberra community. | $2,000 |
Canberra Netball Association | Provision of discounted facilities at Exhibition Park for netball training sessions for junior and senior players. | $1,650 |
Starlight Foundation Ball | Fundraising dinner on 13 October, 2017 at the National Arboretum Canberra. | $939 |
Economic Development Stream
artsACT
artsACT manages a number of arts funding programs that support and develop the arts, enables artists, groups and arts organisations to create and present a range of arts activities, and enables the community to engage with the arts as either audiences or participants. This funding also supports a network of thirteen government owned arts facilities which enables the Canberra community to access and engage in the arts. The arts funding programs have been further developed to be more responsive and flexible in line with community feedback.
Key Arts Organisation Funding
Key Arts Organisation provides five year funding to arts organisations that provide critical arts infrastructure in the ACT through high quality programs, services and/or facilities.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Writers Centre | To assist with annual program operating costs for literature. | $164,946 |
Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centre | To assist with annual program operating costs in managing the Ainslie and Gorman House Arts Centres. | $288,456 |
Belconnen Arts Centre | To assist with costs of employing a community arts officer. | $75,577 |
Canberra Contemporary Art Space | To assist with annual program operating costs of contemporary visual arts and to manage the Canberra Contemporary Arts Space. | $189,544 |
Canberra Potter's Society | To assist with annual program operating costs for ceramics, and to manage the Watson Arts Centre. | $108,234 |
Canberra Symphony Orchestra | To assist with annual program operating costs for orchestral concerts. | $337,000 |
Canberra Youth Theatre Company | To assist with annual program operating costs for youth theatre programs. | $244,138 |
Craft ACT | To assist with annual program operating costs for craft and design programs. | $205,766 |
Music for Canberra | To assist with annual program operating costs for music programs. | $270,428 |
Megalo Print Studio + Gallery | To assist with annual program operating costs for print media programs. | $278,526 |
PhotoAccess | To assist with annual program operating costs for photomedia, and to manage the Manuka Arts Centre. | $195,592 |
QL2 Dance Inc. | To assist with annual program operating costs for youth dance. | $324,706 |
The Stagemaster Inc. | To assist with annual program operating costs for theatre, and to manage The Street Theatre. | $816,064 |
Strathnairn Arts Association | To support the annual program and operating costs for visual arts, and to manage the Strathnairn Arts Centre. | $146,076 |
Tuggeranong Community Arts Association | To assist with annual program operating costs for community programs, and to manage the Tuggeranong Arts Centre. | $438,896 |
Warehouse Circus | To assist with annual program operating costs for youth circus. | $95,036 |
Program Funding
Program Funding provides two year funding to arts organisations that provide a program of activity enabling the ACT community to have access to and engagement with the arts.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ArtSound Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering arts programs at the station. | $72,114 |
Ausdance ACT Inc. | To assist with annual program operating costs for dance. | $129,900 |
Australian National Capital Artists Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering the annual exhibition program. | $44,298 |
M16 Artspace Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering the annual exhibition program. | $44,298 |
Pro Musica Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering the Canberra International Music Festival. | $85,901 |
Screen Canberra | To assist with costs of delivering its annual program for screen/film. | $107,325 |
You are Here Inc. | To assist with costs of reviewing and evaluating the You Are Here festival. | $50,000 |
Project Funding
Project Funding is offered once a year and supports Canberra artists, groups and organisations to undertake one-off self-identified arts activities.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Adair, Sally | To assist with creating an immersive installation piece for exhibition. | $2,990 |
Art Monthly Australia Ltd | Publish and promote ACT writers and artists. | $14,000 |
Australian Dance Party Ltd | To create and present a new dance work Energeia. | $39,689 |
Barnes, Matt | To attend an international music mixing seminar in France. | $5,200 |
Blake, Sally | To research and develop artworks based on local eucalypts. | $15,927 |
Canberra Dance Theatre Inc. | To choreograph a work for 40th Birthday performance. | $25,260 |
Clay, Jo | To write articles and a manuscript for The Carbon Diet. | $8,250 |
Conflux Inc. | To support a guest speaker at Conflux 14 Science Fiction conference. | $3,480 |
Cross, Dean | To research a group of paintings Ghost River | $5,000 |
Delatovic, Nicholas | To develop an experimental live touring show on freestyle wrestling. | $17,644 |
Delcastillo, Mariana | To create and install new sculptures. | $5,109 |
Endrey, Chris | To record and release an album of original works. | $13,189 |
Fearnside, Karyn | To create an exhibition with a workshop. | $3,369 |
Fuller, Lisa | To develop skills and mentoring workshops. | $19,570 |
Galan, Andrew | To develop a new collection of poetry. | $7,494 |
Goldwin, Chella | To research and write a book in Torres Strait Meriam Mir and English. | $22,124 |
Gorman, Ginger | To research and write the first draft of a manuscript. | $23,965 |
Grapple Publishing | To produce an anthology of prose, poetry, comics and art Literature. | $4,600 |
Grassia, Chiara | To support Girls Rock! Canberra: a mentorship program for girls through music. | $24,341 |
GW Bot | To produce a series of glassworks. | $10,000 |
Handel in the Theatre | To support the production of performances of Handel’s Athalia. | $32,500 |
Hark the Heart | To attend residencies and instrumental training in Italy. | $9,004 |
Harper, Sophie | To write and edit a literary memoir. | $11,000 |
Harris Hobbs Landscapes | To support local artists to present at Contour 556. | $30,000 |
Hay, Paul | To develop new work at a residency in Georgia, USA. | $5,065 |
Hughes, Meredith | To create an artist book set. | $12,596 |
Latham, Christopher | To perform and record The Diggers' Requiem. | $29,400 |
Lea, Liz | To produce and present a new dance work. | $18,990 |
Luminescence Chamber Singers | To commission four choral works and perform with Frank Martin's Mass. | $20,000 |
McCartney, Tania | To write and illustrate a fiction series for children. | $9,000 |
McGrath, Jim | For the creative development workshop for a theatre script. | $9,813 |
McMahon, Ann | To undertake a residency in New Zealand. | $2,000 |
McManus, Emma | To develop and present new theatre work. | $16,532 |
McQuire, Hayley | To deliver Blak Writes Indigenous Youth Writing workshops. | $15,026 |
Mettes, Marianne | For the development of an environmental puppet theatre production. | $23,634 |
Newton, Catherine | To attend the Glass Art Society Conference in Murano, Italy. | $5,349 |
Noted | To support the development of Noted - Canberra's emerging writers festival. | $2,250 |
Rebus Theatre | For the creative development of a multidisciplinary performance about climate change. | $21,854 |
Seccombe, Erica | To attend a photopolymer printing residency in Victoria. | $3,251 |
Screen Canberra | To provide support for self-initiated film/screen projects by Canberra artists. | $90,000 |
Smith, Melinda | To research and complete a new poetry manuscript. | $29,300 |
SoundOut | To assist with costs of presenting SoundOut festival of improvised and experimental music. | $23,048 |
Strapps, Emma | For the creative development of a dance performance Flight/less. | $9,103 |
Studio Auntara | To exhibit six Canberra artists responding to vintage slides of South East Asia. | $10,663 |
The Dionysus Movement | To develop and tour ACT performers to the New Zealand Fringe. | $39,887 |
The Griffyn Ensemble | To create an all-ages musical playground. | $33,988 |
Vincent, Sam | To develop first draft of a memoir, Peasant Dreaming. | $12,000 |
Withers, Matt | To tour and record new Australian music with The Acacia Quartet. | $14,909 |
Out of Round Funding
Out of Round Funding provides quick response funding to Canberra artists to undertake significant interstate or overseas arts opportunities that are unexpected and could not reasonably have been planned for in advance.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Lea, Elizabeth | To perform in the Kampoeng Nusantara Festival, Indonesia. | $1,650 |
Hearn, Nicola | To attend an artist residency program in Belarus and Poland. | $2,000 |
Jackson, Clare | To attend a printmaking residency in Vermont, USA. | $2,000 |
Best, Jordan | To attend the Australian Theatre Forum, Adelaide. | $1,100 |
Bemrose, Donald | To attend the Australian Theatre Forum, Adelaide. | $1,100 |
Petocz, Catherine | To attend the Australian Theatre Forum, Adelaide. | $1,100 |
McManus, Emma | To attend the Australian Theatre Forum, Adelaide. | $1,100 |
Owen, L.J.M. | To attend the Bouchercon 2017, World Mystery Convention, Toronto, Canada, as a panellist. | $2,000 |
Lefebvre, Heidi | To attend the installation and opening of the National Self Portrait Prize at the University of Queensland Museum and Gallery. | $1,100 |
Batchelor, James | To present DEEPSPACE at APAM, Brisbane. | $1,750 |
Fuller, Lisa | To undertake the 2018 Varuna Eleanor Dark Flagship Fellowship. | $1,315 |
Bastianon, Elliot | To exhibit a collection of sculptural furniture at the Milan Furniture Fair. | $2,000 |
Ryder, Julie | To attend an arts residency at Cill Rialaig, Ireland. | $2,000 |
O'Callaghan, Sally | To participate in the Other Art Fair, Sydney. | $2,000 |
Grant, Lee | To attend a ScreenLab workshop in Melbourne. | $1,000 |
McDowell, Marissa | To travel to Palm Island to conduct research and interview First Nations Elder. | $2,000 |
Cottrell, Simon | To undertake an artist residency at the Museum Ceskeho Raje, Czech Republic. | $2,000 |
Cross, Dean | To participate in the Hatched exhibition and professional development forum in Perth. | $1,890 |
Hoogstad Hay, Marcel | To undertake a class at Penland School of Craft in the USA. | $1,834 |
Palmer, Lucy | To attend the opening of Emerge 2018, an international emerging glass artist exhibition. | $2,000 |
Benson, Tracey | To participate in Made of Walking workshops in Cyprus. | $2,000 |
Mathews, Nyx | To attend a class at Corning Museum of Glass, New York. | $1,678 |
Ilschner, Susanne | To exhibit at the FENS18 conference in Berlin, Germany. | $635 |
Arts Residencies ACT
The Arts Residencies ACT Program supports Key Arts Organisations that manage an ACT arts facility, to offer interstate or international artist a residency experience in the ACT. Visiting artists develop their practice and engage with local artists and the community during the residency.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Canberra Glassworks Ltd | To assist with the costs of an artist residency at the Canberra Glassworks for artists with a disability. | $15,000 |
Canberra Arboretum | To assist with costs of an artist residency for bonsai artist Ofer Grunwald. | $9,000 |
Community Outreach
Community Outreach Funding enables the Canberra community to access and participate in a range of arts programs delivered by the Australian National University, Canberra Symphony Orchestra, and Belconnen and Tuggeranong Arts Centres, and to assist local music organisations with hiring Llewellyn Hall.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Australian National University | To deliver a range of music and visual arts community access programs through the School of Music and School of Art and Design. | $572,935 |
Australian National Eisteddfod Society Inc. | To support the hire of Llewellyn Hall for the bands and orchestras Eisteddfod sections. | $15,000 |
Belconnen Arts Centre Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering the community arts and cultural development program. | $181,972 |
Belconnen Arts Centre Inc. | To assist with costs of transitioning to Stage 2 of the arts centre. | $75,000 |
Canberra Symphony Orchestra Inc. | To assist with costs of hiring Llewellyn Hall and for a range of community outreach activities. | $216,444 |
Music for Canberra Inc. | To support the hire of Llewellyn Hall for three Canberra Youth Orchestra concert performances. | $15,000 |
National Capital Orchestra | To support the costs of hiring of Llewellyn Hall for the presentation of two concerts. | $12,000 |
Tuggeranong Community Arts Association Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering the community arts and cultural development program. | $181,972 |
ACT Book of the Year
The ACT Book of the Year Award is offered once a year for excellence in literature and to promote Canberra writers, valued at $16,000.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Griffiths, Tom | Winner of the 2017 ACT Book of the Year Award for The Art of Time Travel. | $10,000 |
Mahood, Kim | Highly commended book for Position Doubtful. | $2,000 |
Dawes, Laura | Shortlisted book for Fighting Fit. | $1,000 |
Erwin, Russell | Shortlisted book for Maps of Small Countries. | $1,000 |
Heath, Jack | Shortlisted book for The Fail Safe. | $1,000 |
Rayner, Jennifer | Shortlisted book for Generation Less. | $1,000 |
Special Initiatives Funding
Special Initiatives Funding provides support to strategic arts initiatives and projects.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Asia Link | International Residencies and an Exchange Residency. | $24,000 |
Arts Law | To assist with costs of providing legal services to the ACT arts sector. | $15,500 |
Art, Not Apart | To assist with costs of staging the Art Not Apart Festival. | $130,000 |
Belconnen Arts Centre Inc. | To assist with annual program operating costs, and to manage the Belconnen Arts Centre. | $340,942 |
Belconnen Arts Centre Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering community projects as part of the Regional Arts Fund. | $16,897 |
Canberra Contemporary Art Space | To assist with costs of delivering the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy. | $46,920 |
Canberra Glassworks | To assist with costs of delivering the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy. | $10,200 |
Canberra Glassworks | To assist with annual program operating costs for glass art, and to manage the Canberra Glassworks. | $727,158 |
Craft ACT | To assist with costs of delivering the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy. | $46,920 |
Design Canberra | To assist with the costs of delivering the Design Canberra Festival. | $100,000 |
Kulture Break | To assist with costs of delivering its Elevate Academy program. | $35,000 |
Megalo Print Studio + Gallery | To assist with costs of delivering the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy. | $30,600 |
PhotoAccess Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy. | $18,360 |
Tuggeranong Community Arts Association Inc. | To assist with costs of delivering community projects as part of the Regional Arts Fund. | $16,897 |
Events ACT
ACT Event Fund 2017
The ACT Event Fund has been established as a key mechanism for stimulating and fostering a range of positive economic, social and community outcomes for the Canberra region through the festivals and events sector.
It assists eligible event organisers to develop, market and promote their events in a way that helps maximise these outcomes, while also helping to fill identified calendar gaps and support sustainable growth opportunities.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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National Folk Festival Ltd | 2018 National Folk Festival. | $29,500 |
Canberra Comedy Festival Ltd | Canberra Comedy Festival 2018. | $35,250 |
Canberra Glassworks | Winter Glass Market 2018. | $19,913 |
Canberra District Wine Industry Association Inc. | Canberra Wine Week. | $10,338 |
Southern Harvest Association | The ACT Permaculture Festival 2018. | $10,000 |
Ms Belinda Neame | The Forage. | $13,500 |
Harris Hobbs Landscapes | Contour 556. | $30,000 |
The Truffle Festival – Canberra Region | Truffle Festival – Canberra Region. | $15,000 |
Elite Energy Pty Ltd | Canberra Triathlon Festival. | $15,000 |
Canberra College of Piping and Drumming | Canberra Highland Gathering. | $12,000 |
Pedal Power ACT | The Big Canberra Bike Ride. | $15,000 |
Canberra Short Film Festival | Canberra Short Film Festival. | $15,000 |
The GAMMA.CON Society | GAMMA.CON 2018. | $15,000 |
Tennis ACT | East Hotel Canberra Challenger and ACT Clay Court International. | $35,000 |
Brindabella Motor Sport Club Inc. | National Capital Rally. | $19,000 |
FASHFEST Inc. | FASHFEST. | $20,000 |
Pialligo Estate | Pialligo Estate – Farm Gate Tales. | $10,000 |
Conflux Incorporated | Conflux 14. | $2,400 |
Australian Ladies Professional Golf (ALPG) | ActewAGL Royal Canberra Ladies Classic. | $30,000 |
Yoga Events Australia New Zealand Ltd | Wanderlust 108 Canberra. | $10,000 |
ProMusica | Canberra International Music Festival. | $28,000 |
Fairfax Events | Australian Running Festival 2018. | $20,000 |
BMX Australia | BMX Australia National Series Round. | $10,000 |
Canberra FM | Skyfire 2018. | $25,000 |
Healthy and Active Living
Collaborative Innovation
The ACT Government is working with the CBR Innovation Network to promote new approaches to supporting Canberrans to be healthy and more active. A collaborative innovation session was held in February 2018 with initial funding for the participant voted idea.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Jo Flynn, Joga Yoga | Fit It In initiative to address the time barrier. | $8,000 |
Innovate Canberra
Innovate Canberra delivers programs which promote the economic development of the Territory through accelerating the commercialisation of locally generated intellectual property, encouraging internationalisation of ACT businesses through export and investment, and enhancing the innovation capability of the private sector and its relationship with key higher education and research institutions. Innovate Canberra grant programs outlined below are consistent with this charter.
Innovation Connect
Innovation Connect is a matched-funding grant program that provides funding support in amounts between $5,000 and $30,000 for technology focused businesses and entrepreneurs to develop viable, innovative products and services along the commercialisation pathway. From January 2017 Innovation Connect has included a Renewables Stream in partnership with Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate’s Renewable Energy Innovation Fund (REIF).
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Cingulan Pty Ltd | Build a low-cost satellite tracking solution. | $30,000 |
Emudent Technologies Pty Ltd | A cutting edge technology that will automate dental treatment. | $30,000 |
Energy Storage Rights | Build a demonstration pilot of energy storage. | $30,000 |
Fillearth Pty Ltd | To develop an efficient solar cooker. | $10,000 |
Flex-G Pty Ltd | To develop a prototype nanofluid coolant for electrified systems. | $30,000 |
GC Precision Development Pty Ltd | To produce a highly refined firearms sound suppressor. | $30,000 |
Mr Dennis Levy - Bushfire Detection | To develop an early detection for bush fires and electrical power line faults. | $30,000 |
Re:Start Charging Services Pty Ltd | Create an on demand electric vehicle charging service. | $27,000 |
Safrican Pty Ltd | A VR based therapy for the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in children. | $20,000 |
Serious Futures | A 3D climate science serious game prototype. | $30,000 |
Smart Blox Pty Ltd | Develop a portable energy prototype. | $20,000 |
This is Plumbing | To develop a working siphon toilet flush valve to save water. | $5,000 |
Screen Canberra
Screen Canberra is the ACT Office of Film, Television and Digital Media. It delivers a range of professional and project development activities for the local screen industry by attracting and supporting production activity in the ACT and by representing the local industry’s interests at local, national and international forums.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Screen Industry Association Ltd | Delivery of Screen Canberra. | $350,000 |
ACT Screen Production Fund
The Screen Production Fund is a program that provides co-funding, alongside other investors, in commercially focused projects that are wholly or partly undertaken in Canberra, and with significant Canberra elements or Canberra-based production content.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Matchbox Pictures | Production of season 2 of the television drama Secret City. | $150,000 |
Trade Connect
Trade Connect is a competitive grant program that supports Canberra based businesses to access a range of export market development activities, including market visits, developing marketing material, promotion and advertising, participation in trade shows, supporting incoming buyer visits, market research and mentoring. The Trade Connect grant program was discontinued during the 2017-18 reporting period. The availability of individual exporter grants has been realigned to company participation in Government-led international delegation activity. Delegations are a more effective way of developing exporter capability, with companies receiving specialist support provided by participating partner organisations such as the Canberra Business Chamber, Austrade and the CBR Innovation Network.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Cogito Group | New Zealand Mission November 2017. | $739 |
SignOnSite Pty Ltd | New Zealand Mission November 2017. | $1,000 |
Stir | New Zealand Mission November 2017. | $1,000 |
Study Canberra
Study Canberra scholarships are co-funded in partnership with local higher education institutions to leverage the promotion of Canberra as a study destination and to attract the best and brightest students to the ACT.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Australian National University (ANU) | Study Canberra partnered with the ANU to deliver up to ten $10,000 scholarships to new international students from India and Indonesia undertaking an undergraduate, postgraduate or research program at the ANU. | $50,000 |
University of Canberra (UC) | Study Canberra partnered with UC to deliver up to ten $10,000 scholarships to international students studying an ICT undergraduate or postgraduate program. This scholarship aligns with economic development goals and skills needs identified for Canberra’s ICT sector. | $50,000 |
Key Capability Area Fund
The Key Capability Area Fund was established to support the local higher education and research institutions’ goal of developing the Key Capability Areas identified in the ACT Government’s business development strategy Confident & Business Ready: Building on Our Strengths. The Key Capability Area Fund provides the ACT Government with the capacity to collaborate and accelerate the development of the Territory’s key capabilities in ways consistent with the Government’s diversification and growth objectives.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Australian National University (ANU) | ANU – Enabling Industry Access to Australian National Space Test Facilities was awarded $250,000 funding support. The ANU sought co-funding from the ACT Government for a project to provide industry access to the National Space Test Facility, which comprises state of the art infrastructure to serve national needs and currently operates as a pay per use facility. This support will showcase the potential of this ACT based facility to grow the nation’s space industry and solidify a case for federal funding as a national facility for industry and the research communities from 2019-20 onwards. | $250,000 |
Australian National University (ANU) | ANU – ACT Centre for Entrepreneurial Agri-technology was awarded $500,000 funding support. The anticipated benefit to Canberra is the creation of a unique Agri-tech and Environmental Sciences hub that is one of a kind in the Asia-Pacific region. Such a hub will drive Territory, regional, national and international industry innovation, competiveness and productivity in agriculture. It will also provide benefit to the local economy through job creation, attraction of high quality investment from national and international companies as well as high quality researchers, academics and students. | $500,000 |
Sponsorships
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) Conference | The conference brought together distinguished international and Australian experts for two days of debate on Australia’s long-term strategic plan to grow the space industry. | $15,000 |
Australian American Fulbright Commission | Scholarship open to Australian citizens who are Australian Capital Territory residents to undertake 3‑10 month research projects in the United States. It is open to people from all professional and academic fields, within the Fulbright Scholarship categories. | $59,800 |
Australian National University | Sponsorship of InnovationACT – an entrepreneurship program open to students, staff and graduates of Canberra’s major tertiary institutions, comprising workshops, seminars and mentoring with participants forming teams to develop innovative business ventures. | $5,000 |
Australian Trade and Investment Commission – Australian Cyber Security Mission to the USA | Sponsorship of the Team Australia Mission to the RSA Conference in San Francisco. Objectives of the mission were to:
| $10,000 |
Australian Youth Aerospace Forum | The Australian Youth Aerospace Forum (AYAF) is a five‑day live‑in conference which provides students in Years 11 and 12 the opportunity to investigate careers and pathways in the aerospace industry. The forum is designed to showcase the various university and industry opportunities available to students upon completion of secondary school. | $20,000 |
Canberra and District NAIDOC Aboriginal Corporation | Sponsorship of the 2018 Canberra NAIDOC Awards – NAIDOC Week celebrations and activities that support the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. | $3,700 |
Canberra International Riesling Challenge | Sponsorship for a period of one year for the 2017 Canberra International Riesling Challenge. | $20,000 |
Canberra International Riesling Challenge | Sponsorship for a period of one year for the 2018 Canberra International Riesling Challenge. | $20,000 |
Informa Australia Pty Ltd | Sponsorship for the Australia Defence Magazine Congress (ADM attracting more than 350 senior-level delegates each year, including Ministers, Defence chiefs, the leadership of the Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group, prime contractors and SMEs. | $59,801 |
Laser Ranging Workshop | Sponsorship of the 21st annual workshop on laser ranging. Attendees included space researchers and thought leaders from international space research institutes, space laser tracking observatories and space agencies. | $5,000 |
OK RDY Pty Ltd | OK RDY is a platform that matches mentors and mentees (students/graduates in the main) based on professional goals and personal interests. The platform also connects users to skilled volunteering social impact initiatives in areas including women in leadership, diversity, STEM education, Indigenous skills capacity building, cultural support and accessibility equality. | $3,000 |
The Pearcey Foundation Inc. | Sponsorship of the 2017 ACT Chief Minister's Pearcey Entrepreneur Award. In collaboration with the ACT Branch of the Australian Computer Society, the Chief Minister's Pearcey Award is one of the seven Pearcey State awards aimed at encouraging and rewarding fresh and innovative talent in the ICT profession. It is awarded to an individual during his or her career who has demonstrated innovative and pioneering achievement and contribution to technological development in ACT. | $5,000 |
UN Youth Australia | UN Youth Australia are one of Australia's largest youth-led organisations, educating and empowering young Australians to build the peoples' movement for the United Nations. | $2,000 |
Skills Canberra
Skills Canberra grant programs are aimed at supporting access to adult learning and vocational education and training for all Canberrans.
2018 ACT Adult Community Education (ACE) Grants Program
The 2018 ACT Adult Community Education (ACE) Grants Program is designed to support quality adult community learning opportunities in a range of formal and informal settings using flexible and participant-centred activities.
The 2018 ACT ACE Grants Program improves vulnerable Canberrans’ access to vocational education and training (VET) and employment opportunities by:
providing pathways that are not funded elsewhere
supporting people experiencing barriers to participation in further education and/or training
supporting people who are unemployed, underemployed or not in the labour force
addressing an identified community need
providing learning opportunities that are flexible, innovative, customised and community based.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Belconnen Arts Centre Inc. | IGNITE: Connect FUTURES: This project targets people living with disability. It focuses on expanding participants' repertoire of skills and proficiency in professional arts practice and support their transition into formalised arts studies at a tertiary level. | $20,000 |
Belconnen Community Services Inc. | Youth Employment Pathways Hub: The Youth Employment Pathways Hub works with young people aged 17-25 years who are facing barriers to education and employment. The project provides case management, job-ready workshops, outreach visits, mentoring, job application guidance, and supported referral to education and training opportunities. | $20,000 |
Council on the Ageing (ACT) | This project will provide a support for mature-aged job-seekers. It includes a mentoring program and job club. The focus will be on mature women seeking to return to work after extended caring or parenting duties, as well as people living with disability, with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander backgrounds. | $18,525 |
Key 2 Learning | Capacity Building for Carers: This project provides skills and knowledge to those who are performing the role of Carer for a family member or loved one in the community. The educational content includes manual handling, wound care, brain structure and behaviours, stress, pain and medication management, First Aid and CPR and food safety. | $20,000 |
Multicultural Employment Services | Multicultural Employment Pathways: This project provides education and training for migrant and refugee job seekers to build confidence to enter or re‑enter the workforce, increase their employment prospects, engage in mentored work experience, and be successful and encourage others in their communities to engage with the job market. | $20,000 |
PhotoAccess Inc. | The project provides basic skills in storytelling, media production and public presenting. Each participant will make a digital story on a personal or traditional cultural theme. | $19,813 |
Support Asian Women's Friendship Association Inc. | Stepping-up Learning: Workplace computer and English skills for adults of CALD background: This project provides skills and knowledge in designing workplace documents using personal computers and using business technology to perform a range of routine tasks to communicate with co-workers, customers and others. Participants will learn conversational English skills relating to workplace environments and assistance in written English. | $19,557 |
The Deaf Society | Learning new skills for my work life: This project supports deaf and hard of hearing participants, focusing on their identity development and the social and psychological aspects of transitioning from a structured school setting to the wider world of work and further education and training. | $15,040 |
UnitingCare Kippax | Kippax Connections (CALD): This project targets people from South Sudanese and other culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. It offers personalised pathways for each participant to reach education, training or employment goals. Assistance may include child care, transport, financial assistance, mentoring, tutoring, linkage with volunteering, work experience or referral to on-site case management. | $20,000 |
UnitingCare Kippax | Kippax Connections (General Community): This project provides customised support for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability and women with a history of domestic violence. Participants' barriers to enrolling in/completing vocational education and training and/or finding work is assessed and assistance is tailored to their specific needs. | $20,000 |
2018 ACT Women in Trades Grants Program
The ACT Government’s Women in Trades (Wit) Grants Program has been established to support the growth and development of Canberra’s vocational sector through specific outreach efforts with a focus on women. In an effort to improve participation and productivity in the broader ACT economy, the program funds activities to increase engagement with women and enrolments (in terms of recruiting and retaining women in pre-apprenticeships and apprenticeships) in male dominated trades and address at least one of the following objectives:
Increase the take up of women in a male dominated trade
Improve and expand employer-apprentice connections addressing barriers for employers and women to link and network
Contribute to the understanding of best practices for recruiting and retaining women in trades, and being able to promulgate findings more broadly.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) Training | The project’s underlying objective is employment within the ACT’s electrical or broader construction industry. The project integrates off‑job training, on‑job training, professional and personal development, mentoring and employer training and support. The program consists of the following components: Promotion for two cohorts of participants (15 each) for 2018 and 2019 and recruitment through utilising existing networks of electrical contractors, secondary schools, Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), Apprentice Support Network (ASN) providers and community youth support and sporting organisations Community education for parents/influential others through information nights, hardcopy and web-based materials and/or contacting NECA directly Nationally Accredited Training for participants within the Certificate II, Certificate III and Certificate IV qualifications in the UEE11 and UET12 training packages Personal and professional development for participants in skill sets such as strategies to maximise employment opportunities, interview preparation, work health and safety (WHS), teamwork etc. Mentoring support during the program, through the Apprenticeship recruitment process and during the initial period of the Apprenticeship Employer Training and Support Assistance to access Post Program Employment in the electrical or broader construction industry. | $68,900 |
Australian Training Company (ATC) | The program comprises two components ATC will recruit and employ thirty female ASBAs (Australian School‑Based Apprentices), over a three year period in the Certificate II Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation (RIWP) traineeship. The project includes the recruitment (under Group Training arrangements) of two cohorts of trainees each for an 18 month period. Formal training will be delivered through a combination of on‑and off‑the‑job ATC will run a series of Aspirational Workshops during the funding period. These Workshops will be aimed at addressing issues around females entering the construction industry and target a broad range of stakeholders. They will include Workplace Harassment and Bullying Workshop, Mentor Seminar, Employer Breakfast-How do you as employers recruit females into your Workforce, and Finance Workshop – Managing your money as an Apprentice. | $70,900 |
The Master Builders Association of the ACT (MBA ACT) | The program comprises the following components The Work Insight Program comprises a four‑week pre‑apprenticeship program providing exposure to the industry through training, worksite experience, engagement of industry employers, employees, life coaches and a well‑being mentor The pre-apprenticeship program will deliver an avenue for employment of ten females who wish to undertake an apprenticeship in Carpentry, Plumbing or Civil Construction. The recruitment focus will involve a strong marketing campaign promoted via MBA networks An information session will be conducted showcasing the MBA program and will include guest speakers from the construction industry’s leading women presenting insight on their own personal experiences MBA is committed to increasing the uptake of women in trades by incentivising Host Employers with incremental payments for each six‑month period. | $64,485 |
Sponsorship
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Construction Industry Training Council (CITC) | 2017 Construction Industry (CITC) Awards – 4/8/17. | $1,650 |
Apprentice Employment Network (AEN) ACT and NSW | 2017 NSW and ACT Group Training Awards – 13/10/17. | $2,750 |
Apprentice Employment Network (AEN) ACT and NSW | AEN NSW & ACT 2018 Skills Conference – 14/6/18. | $2,500 |
Sport and Recreation Services
Sport and Recreation provides assistance to organisations to support participation in active lifestyles through the delivery of quality programs, services and facilities for the benefit of the Canberra community.
Capital Assistance Program
The primary objective of the Capital Assistance Program (CAP) is to provide financial assistance for capital developments to sport and recreation facilities that will assist to increase community access and participation opportunities in sport and physical recreation activity in the ACT.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Softball ACT | Emergency and Exit lighting. | $3,486 |
Athletics ACT | Pole Vault Bags - Woden Park. | $20,886 |
Canberra BMX Club | Track lighting upgrade. | $23,986 |
Canberra North Bowling and ACT Rugby Union Club | Lawn bowls health and safety upgrade. | $8,295 |
Canberra Riding Club Pony Club | Equipment and water storage facility. | $11,685 |
Canberra Rifle Club | Stop Butt Restoration. | $28,000 |
Capital Football | Female friendly change rooms at Hawker. | $8,400 |
Rowing ACT | Weston Park Rowing Pontoon. | $18,540 |
Softball ACT | Gas bottle storage. | $2,160 |
Tennis ACT | Tennis Hot Shots Hitting Walls. | $27,328 |
Tuggeranong Netball Association | TNA ablutions facilities improvement. | $23,000 |
Volleyball ACT | Lyneham Beach facility lighting upgrades. | $7,550 |
Tuggeranong Rowing Club | Lake Tuggeranong Rowing Club Facility upgrade. | $125,000 |
Community Sport and Recreation Development Program
The primary objective of the Community Sport and Recreation Development Program (CSRDP) is to provide financial assistance for outcome based projects, programs and initiatives to support participation in active lifestyles for the benefit of all the Canberra community.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Show Jumping Club | New show jump gear for ACT SJC. | $5,000 |
ACT Tenpin Bowling Association | Bowl Patrol - New ten pin bowing participation program. | $20,000 |
Calwell Little Athletics Club | Wireless Race Timing System. | $4,800 |
Canberra Yacht Club | Sailability new boat and life Jackets. | $7,785 |
Capital Lakes Rowing Club | Light weight women equipment. | $26,000 |
Corroboree (North Canberra) Little Athletics | Purchase of 18 hurdles | $1,187 |
Dickson Squash Club | Squash ball machines for use at the Northside Fitness Centre. | $1,900 |
SnowSports ACT | Little Shredders - Primary school skiing and snowboarding program. | $1,750 |
Tuggeranong Archery Club | Purchase timing equipment. | $3,330 |
Volleyball ACT | Volleyball ACT competition equipment upgrade. | $1,420 |
Bowls ACT | Comprehensive review of Bowls in the ACT. | $131,245 |
Women’s Sport and Recreation Participation and Leadership Program
The primary objective of the Women’s Sport and Recreation Participation and Leadership Program (WSRPLP) is to provide financial assistance to eligible individuals, clubs and organisations within the ACT to support participation, education and training activities that enhance the availability of participation opportunities for women and girls in the ACT and the abilities for females to take on leadership roles in the sector.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Basketball | Women and Girls in Basketball. | $5,700 |
ACT Softball | Female Coaching Pathway Sustainability Project. | $4,500 |
Capital Football | Grass roots Female Coaches development fund. | $4,500 |
Capital Football | Kanga Cup Female Referee Leadership Program. | $4,700 |
Netball ACT | Leadership and Empowerment Program. | $10,000 |
Pedal Power ACT | Girls On Bikes Program. | $6,955 |
Pedal Power ACT | Women's Cycle Leadership Program. | $2,800 |
Cricket ACT | Women in Sport Program. | $50,845 |
Tuggeranong Netball Association | Netball Inclusion Project. | $10,000 |
Motorsport Training and Education Program
The primary objective of the Motorsport Training and Education Program (MSTEP) is to provide financial assistance to eligible clubs (and through them to individuals) within the ACT to support education and training activities that enhance the experiences and safety of motorsports participants, develops volunteer capacity, improves facility management or increased club capacity and sustainability.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Light Car Club | Motorsport Emergency Response Course. | $4,500 |
Inclusive Participation Funding Program
The primary objective of the IPFP is to increase participation opportunities in sport and recreation for the identified target populations:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
Culturally and linguistically Diverse (CALD) People
Older Adults
People with a Disability.
Funds can be used to implement new or improve existing sport programs, provide relevant training and education opportunities for employees, or purchase specialised equipment to increase sport and active recreation opportunities.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Sailing | Training for Sailability participants and volunteers. | $3,516 |
ACT Table Tennis | Gungahlin table tennis CALD program. | $14,000 |
Basketball ACT | Wheelchair Basketball Competition. | $15,000 |
Basketball ACT | Night Hoops. | $10,000 |
Cerebral Palsy Alliance | Transition to community sports program. | $12,378 |
Royal Life Saving Society Australia ACT Branch | Swim My Way. | $6,400 |
Special Olympics ACT | Everyone Can Play. | $5,000 |
Touch Football ACT | NRL Touch Football ACT All Abilities Program. | $4,871 |
Woden Seniors | Training for instructors in Tai Chi for Mental Health and Cognitive Improvement. | $1,635 |
Woden Valley Gymnastics Club | Expansion For Inclusion. | $7,200 |
Sport and Recreation Operational Program
The primary objective of Sport and Recreation Operational Program (SROP) assistance is designed to subsidise operational costs to assist eligible peak body organisations to work in partnership with Active Canberra to develop participation opportunities in sport and physical recreation in the ACT.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT Badminton Association | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
ACT Chess Association | Annual assistance. | $2,500 |
ACT Equestrian Association | Annual assistance. | $10,000 |
ACT Fencing Association | Annual assistance. | $8,500 |
ACT Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association | Annual assistance. | $3,000 |
ACT Monaro District Golf Association Inc. | Annual assistance. | $6,000 |
ACT Pistol Association | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
ACT Rogaining Association | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
ACT Tenpin Bowling Association | Annual assistance. | $8,000 |
ACT Ultimate Association | Annual assistance. | $7,500 |
ACT Waterski Association | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
ACTBMX | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
Boxing ACT | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
Burley Griffin Canoe Club | Annual assistance. | $6,000 |
Calisthenics ACT | Annual assistance. | $10,000 |
Canberra Dragon Boat Association | Annual assistance. | $10,000 |
Canberra Rifle Club | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
Judo Federation of Australia ACT | Annual assistance. | $5,000 |
Sailing ACT | Annual assistance. | $6,000 |
Special Olympics Australia | Annual assistance. | $10,000 |
Water Polo ACT | Annual assistance. | $7,500 |
ACT Athletics Association | Triennial assistance. | $26,000 |
ACT Basketball Inc. | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
ACT Cycling Federation | Triennial assistance. | $26,000 |
ACT Little Athletics Association | Triennial assistance. | $26,000 |
ACT Softball Association | Triennial assistance. | $58,000 |
ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
ACT Squash Rackets Association | Triennial assistance. | $45,000 |
AFL NSW/ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Baseball Canberra | Triennial assistance. | $45,000 |
Bowls ACT | Triennial assistance. | $45,000 |
Canberra District Rugby League | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Capital Football | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Cricket ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Gymnastics ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Hockey ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Netball ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Orienteering ACT | Triennial assistance. | $26,000 |
Pedal Power ACT | Triennial assistance. | $45,000 |
Rowing ACT | Triennial assistance. | $45,000 |
Royal Life Saving Society Australia ACT Branch | Triennial assistance. | $35,000 |
SnowSports ACT | Triennial assistance. | $26,000 |
Sports Medicine Australia | Triennial assistance. | $45,000 |
Swimming ACT | Triennial assistance. | $26,000 |
Table Tennis ACT | Triennial assistance. | $26,000 |
Tennis ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Touch Football ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Triathlon ACT | Triennial assistance. | $70,000 |
Volleyball ACT | Triennial assistance. | $35,000 |
Nature Play Grant Program
The primary objective of the Nature Play Grant Program (NPGP) is to provide financial assistance to eligible organisations for outcome based projects, programs and initiatives to support participation in active lifestyles through the delivery of quality Nature Play programs and services for the benefit of all the Canberra community.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Canberra Mathematical Association | Maths in nature resource development. | $5,000 |
Gungahlin Defence Families Playgroup | Equipment and nature play kits for nature based play. | $1,875 |
Woden Valley Child Care Association | Construction of platform/tree house. | $5,000 |
Sticks and Stones Nature Playgroup | Equipment for pop-up play and International Mud Day event. | $1,108 |
Holy Spirit Early Learning Centre | Equipment to support open ended nature play. | $1,977 |
ACT Playgroups Association | Equipment to create nature play space. | $2,050 |
Community Services #1 | Equipment to support nature play. | $1,990 |
Young Women's Christian Association | Equipment for nature play and garden bed construction. | $5,000 |
Girl Guides Association NSW ACT Region | Funding for training workshop and resource development. | $1,000 |
National League Team Program
The primary objective of the National League Team Program (NLTP) is to enhance the elite sports environment in the ACT through Government sponsorship of national league sporting teams to assist in their operational costs.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Cricket ACT | ACT Meteors. | $32,000 |
Cricket ACT | ACT Comets. | $32,000 |
Volleyball ACT | ACT Heat (Men). | $21,000 |
Volleyball ACT | ACT Heat (Women). | $21,000 |
Basketball ACT | Canberra Gunners. | $41,000 |
CBR Brave | CBR Brave. | $49,500 |
Baseball Canberra | Canberra Cavalry. | $49,500 |
Orienteering ACT | Canberra Cockatoo’s (Men). | $15,000 |
Orienteering ACT | Canberra Cockatoo’s (Women). | $15,000 |
Canberra Pirates | Canberra Pirates. | $15,000 |
Performance Fee Agreement
This support recognises the important contribution these teams make to the ACT community, including sports promotion and development, sponsor returns and match day visitation.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union | ACT Brumbies. | $1,288,827 |
Canberra Raiders | Canberra Raiders. | $1,672,667 |
Greater Western Sydney Football Club | GWS Giants. | $2,392,170 |
University of Canberra | Canberra Capitals. | $250,000 |
Capital Football | Canberra United. | $125,000 |
Netball NSW | Giants Netball. | $130,000 |
Special Purpose
The Special Purpose (SP) provides assistance to projects which are election commitments over a period of years.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Physical Activity Foundation | PE Pulse. | $80,000 |
HerCanberra | Online portal. | $25,000 |
Capital Football | Ministers Award – CBR Sport Awards. | $3,000 |
Canberra Region Rugby League | Ministers Award – CBR Sport Awards. | $3,000 |
Broulee Surf Life Saving Club | Ministers Award – CBR Sport Awards. | $3,000 |
Sport Loan Interest Subsidy Scheme
The Sports Loan Interest Subsidy Scheme (SLISS) provides assistance to eligible organisations undertaking significant capital works developments.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Tennis ACT | Canberra Tennis Centre redevelopment. | $51,626 |
Hockey ACT | Development of synthetic playing surface. | $35,888 |
Emergency Supplementary Program
The Emergency Supplementary Program (ESP) is a special funding program which can be allocated at the Ministers discretion.
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Menslink | Assistance for charity sports event. | $755 |
Lifeline | Assistance for charity touch football event. | $500 |
Table Tennis ACT | Support for Australian Para Table Tennis Championship. | $500 |
Canberra and District NAIDOC | Sportsperson of the Year Award. | $5,000 |
Confident Girls Foundation | Financial assistance to the Foundation. | $1,000 |
VisitCanberra
Major Event Fund
The Major Event Fund (MEF) delivers against the ACT Government’s strategic priority to grow the visitor economy. It does this by supporting the attraction, acquisition, development and promotion of major events that demonstrate capacity to drive significant overnight visitation from interstate and/or international audiences, consumers and event participants.
The cooperative nature of the MEF requires supplementary financial investment from event partners to fund the necessary event acquisition, creation, development and operational delivery. Funding is not available to underwrite events.
$1 million was invested in support of five events in 2017-18:
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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National Museum of Australia | Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters | $100,000 |
National Gallery of Australia | Hyper Real (20 October 2017 to 18 February 2018.) | $500,000 |
Summernats Pty Ltd | Summernats 2018 (4 January 2018 to 7 January 2018.) | $200,000 |
Fairfax Events | Enlighten Night Noodle Markets 2018 | $100,000 |
National Museum of Australia | Rome: Empire and City | $100,000 |
Tourism Demand-Driver Infrastructure Program (2014-2018)
The Tourism Demand-Driver Infrastructure Program (TDDI) ended on June 30 2018. ACT had 14 projects funded through the program with $3.124M federal grant investment matched by the successful applicants.
The aim of the projects was to align with the ACT’s Tourism 2020 Strategy priority area to encourage investment in tourism infrastructure and industry development.
In the year 2017-18, there were four successful applicants funded a total of $775,000 from the TDDI grant:
Recipient | Project Purpose | Amount |
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Australian National Botanic Gardens | The National Conservatory. | $775,000 (Total) |
Woodlands and Wetlands Trust | Developing a premium visitor experience at Mulligans Flat. | |
Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve | Encounter Tidbinbilla: A Digital and Exhibition Experience. | |
National Zoo and Aquarium | Safari Bistro at the National Zoo and Aquarium. |