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2006/07 SPORT LEADERSHIP GRANTS FOR WOMEN SUCCESSFUL ORGANISATIONAL APPLICANTS APPROVED ORGANISATION NAME PROJECT TITLE PROJECT AREA SUBURB STATE FUNDS Touch Football Australia Touch Football Media Training Program Management Deakin ACT $ 4,500 Volleyball ACT Level 2 Officiating Officiating Dickson ACT $ 1,650 Rowing ACT Level 1 & 2 Coaching Education Coaching Hackett ACT $ 1,650 Bowls ACT Management Development Course for Women Management O'Connor ACT $ 600 Swimming ACT Teacher of Aquatics for Swimmers with Disabilities Coaching Spence ACT $ 800 Arawang Netball Association Speed, Agility and Quickness Training for Coaches Coaching Weston ACT $ 400 Surf Life Saving Australia Level 2 Surf Coaching Course Coaching Bondi Beach NSW $ 1,750 MiiMi Mothers Aboriginal Corporation Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Bowraville NSW $ 3,000 Surf Life Saving Central Coast Future Leaders Development Course Management Chittaway Bay NSW $ 2,800 Newcastle Junior Cricket Association Levels 1 & 2 Coach Development Coaching Corlette NSW $ 966 Flying Bats Women's Soccer Club Junior Licence Coaching Course Coaching Enmore NSW $ 1,100 Womensport and Recreation NSW Media Education Course for Women in Sport Management Glebe NSW $ 2,500 Table Tennis NSW Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Glebe NSW $ 2,000 Special Olympics Australia Leadership and Communication for Committee Members Management Glebe NSW $ 5,000 Gunnedah Cycling and Triathlon Club Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Gunnedah NSW $ 2,350 Katoomba Junior Rugby League Football Club Sport Administration and Computer Training Management Katoomba NSW $ 500 Synchronised Swimming NSW Web Design and Development Course Management Kogarah NSW $ 470 Macarthur Basketball Association Level 1 Coaching and Officiating Courses Coaching Leameah NSW $ 600 Warringah Softball Club Level 1 Coaching Clinics Coaching Narraweena NSW $ 1,800 Wanderer's Rugby Football Club Level 1 & 2 Coaching Courses Coaching Newcastle NSW $ 860 Deaf Society of NSW Course in Conducting Committee Meetings Governance Parramatta NSW $ 2,900 Port Macquarie Swimming Club Improving Excel Skills for Club Night Recording Officiating Port Macquarie NSW $ 242 Port Stephens Netball Association Level 1 & 2 Umpire Development Courses Officiating Raymond Terrace NSW $ 1,000 Sports Education and Learning General Principles Level 1 Coaching Courses Officiating Rhodes NSW $ 3,300 Sports Education and Learning Coaching General Principles Course for the Gordonvale Coaching Rhodes NSW $ 3,000 Community Valley Women's Rugby club Sport Administration and Website Design Course Management Scone NSW $ 950 Rowing Queensland Level 1 Officiating Course Officiating South Brisbane NSW $ 1,600 National Aboriginal Sports Corporation Australia Company Director's Course Governance Sydney NSW $ 5,786 Football Federation of Australia Level C Coach Development Training for identified National Players Coaching Sydney NSW $ 5,800 Australian Paralympic Committee Classification Training Clinic Officiating Sydney Markets NSW $ 3,300 Taree Basketball Association Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Taree NSW $ 550 Taree PCYC Futsal Level 1 Referee Course Officiating Taree NSW $ 2,250 Central Coast Football Junior Licence Coaching Course Coaching Wyoming NSW $ 2,640 Riding for the Disabled Association (NT) Level 2 Coaching Course Governance Alice Springs NT $ 1,015 Surf Life Saving Northern Territory Governance Training Governance Casuarina NT $ 2,856 Darwin Surf Life Saving Club Certificate lll - Presenter Training Management Casuarina NT $ 1,630 1 APPROVED ORGANISATION NAME PROJECT TITLE PROJECT AREA SUBURB STATE FUNDS NT Hockey Association Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Casuarina NT $ 1,600 Charttes Training Advisory Council Leadership Education Program Management Darwin NT $ 4,100 Football Federation Northern Territory Youth Coaching and Accreditation Course Coaching Darwin NT $ 3,170 Elliott District Community Government Council Austswim Training Course Coaching Elliott NT $ 2,263 Taekwondo Australia - Northern Territory Level 1 & 2 Officiating Courses Officiating Humpty Doo NT $ 1,485 Gulf Sport and Recreation Association Level 1 Coaching for Softball and Swimming Coaching Normanton NT $ 9,225 Athletics North Queensland Level 1 Officiating Course Officiating Aitkenvale QLD $ 3,300 Townsville North Star Athletics Club Club Organisation and Management Course Management Aitkenvale BC QLD $ 420 Deaf Sports & Recreation Queensland Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Annerley QLD $ 3,000 Atherton Tablelands Hockey Association Level 1 Coaching Clinic and State Level 2 Coaching Clinic Coaching Atherton QLD $ 3,210 Surfa Girls Surfing Australia Level 1 Surf Riding Coach Accreditation Coaching Buddina Beach QLD $ 1,180 Coral Isles PCYC Gymnastics Level 1 Officiating Course Officiating Bundaberg QLD $ 800 Alloway Football Club Junior Licence Coaching Course Coaching Bundaberg QLD $ 625 AFL Gold Coast Juniors Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Bundall QLD $ 1,400 Samford Netball Club Level 0, 1 & 2 Coaching Courses Coaching Cedar Creek QLD $ 1,460 Dalby Touch Association Level 1 Referee Course Officiating Dalby QLD $ 250 Central Highlands Equestrian Group Dressage Judge Accreditation Officiating Emerald QLD $ 2,400 Queensland Badminton Association National umpire Certification Workshop Officiating Gumdale QLD $ 1,150 West Inala Junior Rugby League Football Club Governance Training for committee and sub-committee members Governance Inala QLD $ 2,000 Innisfail Tenpin Bowling Association Level 1 Coaching Accreditation and Mentor Program Governance Innisfail QLD $ 2,080 Aerial Gymnastics and Cheer Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Kingston QLD $ 400 Table Tennis Queensland Governance Training for Female club Committee Members Governance Milton QLD $ 2,250 Mount Isa PCYC Level 1 Coaching and Judging Course Officiating Mount Isa QLD $ 1,300 North Mackay Branch Little Athletics Level 1 Track and Field Coaching Accreditation Coaching Mt Pleasant QLD $ 2,750 Central Queensland Swimming Association Bronze Licence Coaching Course Coaching Rockhampton QLD $ 1,820 Gladstone Swimming Club Bronze Licence Coaching Course Coaching South Gladstone QLD $ 650 Springsure Amateur Swim Club Green Licence Coaching Course Coaching Springsure QLD $ 500 Toowoomba Basketball Association Developing the basketball Development Officer in Toowoomba Management Toowoomba QLD $ 900 Downs and South Western District Ladies Golf Level 1 Coaching Program Coaching Toowoomba QLD $ 1,500 Association Mitchelton Sports Club Junior Coaching Licence Coaching Windsor QLD $ 625 Nutcha ATSI Corporation Sports Leadership and Coaching Course Coaching Woodridge QLD $ 2,000 Gurriny Yealamucka Health Services Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching QLD $ 4,100 Tenpin Bowling Australia (SA) Bowlers Proficiency and Level 1 Coaching Courses Coaching Adelaide SA $ 625 Dragon Boat SA Women in Management Program Management Adelaide SA $ 900 Hallett Cove Little Athletics Centre Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Brighton SA $ 660 Wheelchair Sports Association of SA Level 1 Coaching and Classification of Swimmers and Athletes Coaching Greenacres SA $ 1,100 Henley Hawks Volleyball Club Level 1 Coaching Course Officiating Henley Beach SA $ 400 South Australian Netball Association Umpire Training - Various Levels Officiating Hilton Plaza SA $ 2,500 Football Federation South Australia FFSA Women Referees Development Project Officiating Hindmarsh SA $ 3,000 2 APPROVED ORGANISATION NAME PROJECT TITLE PROJECT AREA SUBURB STATE FUNDS Kaurna Netball Club Level 0 & 1 Coaching Courses Coaching Linden Park SA $ 2,100 Onkaparinga Saints Softball Club Level 1 Scoring and Umpiring Coaching Morphett Vale SA $ 2,480 Mount Gambier Golf Club Accreditation for Coaching, Rules and Officiating Coaching Mt Gambier SA $ 620 Stirling Comets Netball Club Level 1 Umpire Skills Development Officiating Mt Marker SA $ 309 Salisbury Amateur Athletic Club Level 1 Coaching Course Coaching Parafield Gardens SA $ 1,650 Gymnastic South Australia Cheerleading Coaching Course for People with a Disability Coaching Park Holme SA $ 1,500 Surfing SA Surfing SA's Women's Officiating Program Coaching Pt Noorlunga SA $ 2,250 Tea Tree Gully Youth Club Trampoline an Women's Artistic Gymnastic Judging Accreditation Officiating St Agnes SA $ 1,060 Burnie Women's Basketball Association Level 0 & 1 Coaching Education Coaching Burnie TAS $ 2,290 Football Federation of Tasmania Junior Licence Coaching Course Coaching Glenorchy TAS $ 1,180 Glenorchy Rowing Club Coach Development and Training Coaching Glenorchy TAS $ 1,289 Athletics Tasmania Level 1 Coaching Courses Coaching Hobart TAS $ 2,000 Southern Tasmanian Softball Association Umpiring and Scoring Accreditation courses Officiating Howrah TAS $ 1,380 Equestrian Federation of Australia (TAS) Develop Skill Specific Trainers and Assessors in Tasmania Governance Kingston TAS $ 960 Tasmanian Eventing Association Score Training Workshop Officiating Perth TAS $ 935 Tasmanian Riding for the Disabled Education and Training of Coaches Coaching South Hobart TAS $ 2,000 Riding for the Disabled Association (VIC) RDAV Specialist Coaching Courses Coaching Bentleigh VIC $ 3,000 Peninsula Gymnastics Level 1 WAG Judging Course, Accreditation and Registration Officiating Blairgowrie VIC $ 1,430 Softball Australia Scoring Clinic Northern Territory Officiating Box Hill VIC $ 2,750 Softball Australia International Softball Federation / NFCA - International Coaches Coaching Box Hill VIC $ 2,500 College - 2007 Jets Gymnastics Developing and Mentoring Young High Performance Female
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