Report to the Minister for Families and Communities
Community Benefit SA Annual Report 2009 – 2010
Charitable & Social Welfare Fund Established under Section 73B of the Gaming Machines Act 1992
Postal Address: PO Box 208, Rundle Mall SA 5000 Phone: 1300 650 985 Fax: (08) 8226 7047 Web: www.dfc.sa.gov.au/cbsa
Table of Contents
Chair’s Report...... 2
The Board ...... 4
2009/10 Snapshot ...... 5
People assisted...... 5
Size of projects...... 5
Examples of Community Value...... 6
South Australian Strategic Plan Links ...... 6 Community Strengthening Projects...... 6 Partnership Projects ...... 7 Social Innovation ...... 7 Sustainability...... 7 Community Engagement ...... 8 Social Enterprise...... 8
Geographic distribution of funds ...... 9
History of applications received & approved ...... 10
Interaction with community ...... 11
Consultation ...... 11 Agency Visits...... 11 Workshops ...... 11 Continuous Improvement ...... 11
Financial Statement ...... 13
Lists of Funded Projects 2009/10...... 15
Acknowledgements ...... 15 Correction ...... 15
Chair’s Report
Hon Jennifer Rankine MP Minister for Families and Communities GPO Box 1563 ADELAIDE SA 5001
Dear Minister
On behalf of the Board of the Charitable and Social Welfare Fund (Community Benefit SA), I am very pleased to present the Annual Report for the period 2009/10.
12 Board meetings were held throughout the year with two rounds of funding distributed in July 2009 and January 2010. All projects funded by Community Benefit SA are one-off and aim to assist disadvantaged people in the South Australian community. This year saw the funding of 315 one-off projects valued at $3.36m, to non-government organisations delivering services in South Australia.
Approximately, two thirds of projects were small grants of under $10,000, reflecting the Board’s continuing priority for smaller grants. The non-government organisations that receive support through small grants continue to provide highly valuable services, despite scarce resources.
An evaluation of the Special Family Support Grants project was undertaken and the Board was pleased to receive reports of success for four out of the five originally funded projects. These projects have made a significant difference to the families who have been supported by the funded agencies. These pilot programs are due to cease in February 2011 and the Board has been active in ensuring the effective transition of vulnerable families to other appropriate services.
In order to help community organisations improve the effectiveness of projects even further, the Board fostered consideration of the role of social innovation. The Board has made some in-roads to developing partnerships with the Australian Centre for Social Innovation (TACSI), Flinders University and the University of South Australia (UniSA) as well as the South Australian Science Policy team in the Science and Information Economy Directorate of the Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST).
Partnership opportunities have included projects funded to community organisations that demonstrate collaboration, for example:
The South Australian Association of Community Based Child Care Centres was funded $12,600 towards a $37,600 project to employ a part time educator for 26 weeks to establish an innovative early intervention program in partnership with Flinders University to train parents and carers to facilitate normal speech, language and communication development for 300 pre-school children who have high needs and then extend and sustain the program across Adelaide.
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Catherine House received $5,000 towards the final stage of a $36,320 in partnership with UniSA, Helpmann Academy and Arts SA, to support the curatorial activity for the 'chART - Arts for Social Change' project; facilitating self-development for 4 professional artists and 50 women suffering mental health issues and culminating in a public exhibition.
The Board also hosted a successful Social Innovation Forum in July 2010 that was very well received by the sector and attracted 120 participants. The Forum included guest speakers and facilitators from TACSI, Flinders University, UniSA as well as DFEEST. The forum explored the current and future trends of social innovation, provided examples of innovative projects to which Community Benefit SA has contributed and provided an opportunity for networking for community service organisations.
A continuing trend is the high demand on the fund for the upgrading and renovating of community facilities in rural and metropolitan areas. There were a number of extraordinary requests for projects involving out of school hours care, indicating a need for further understanding about the funding arrangements supporting children in community and school based settings. Vehicles and transport in general remained in high demand for the fund and numerous requests were received from new arrival groups from the Northern African and Middle Eastern regions for integration support and community development.
The Board was pleased to support the Homelessness Strategy Division of the Department for Families and Communities to provide expertise and approval authority for the inaugural round of the Homelessness Innovation Fund this year. A total of $100,000 was allocated between six projects, with the funds made available through the National Agreement for Housing Affordability.
As this will be my final report to you as Chair, I wish to place on record my deep appreciation for all Board members I have served with for their diligence and hard work this year and over past years. I also wish to thank the hard-working staff team for their exceptional service in implementing the many tasks associated with the successful operation of the Community Benefit SA grants program. I am also extremely grateful to your Government for giving me the opportunity to serve through this extremely important fund.
I commend this report to you on another year of substantial service from Community Benefit SA to the South Australian community.
Yours sincerely
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The Board In accordance with Section 73B (4) of the Gaming Machines Act 1992: The Board is to comprise of 5 members “who have between them, appropriate expertise in financial management and charitable or social welfare organisation administration” and “at least 2 of whom are women and 2 are men”. Board appointments are made by the Minister for Families and Communities.
BOARD MEMBERS Chair Mr Mark Henley - B Ec, JP. Manager of Advocacy and Communication, UnitingCare Wesley Adelaide; Life Member, SACOSS; Chair, Heads of Christian Churches Gambling Taskforce; Member, Essential Services Commission of SA Consumer Advisory Committee; Member, SA Responsible Gambling Working Party.
Board Members Mr Declan Andrews – Environmental Consultant and Campaign Coordinator, with experience in the sustainability of Indigenous and rural communities. Producer and director of short films and video productions in Australia and overseas.
Ms Letitia (Tisha) Ashworth – Manager of the bookshop at the Art Gallery of South Australia, Coordinator of texts for Library and University requirements, extensive experience in bookshop operations around South Australia.
Ms Christina (Chris) Birch – Semi-retired public sector employee with extensive experience at senior management level in social justice and women’s issues, transport and road safety. Former Deputy Registrar of Motor Vehicles. Member of Passenger Transport Standards Committee.
Ms Michelle (Shellie) Jones – 21 years experience in the disability field in South Australia, HACC Coordinator, Community Centre Coordinator, Bachelor of Applied Science in Disability Studies, involvement in various school committees and governing councils, committee member of Local Residents Association.
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2009/10 Snapshot
Two funding rounds were conducted in 2009/10 (Round 28 and 29)
764 applications were received in 2009/10 requesting $12.3 million indicating a high level of initiative amongst non government organisations in responding to the needs of disadvantaged people in the community
The Board of Community Benefit SA approved 315 one-off projects for $3.36 million in 2009/10
51 organisations across SA were visited
14 application workshops conducted attracting 455 participants People assisted Community Benefit SA (CBSA) gives highest priority to special needs groups with most projects impacting strongly upon other South Australian Strategic Plan targets. In 2009/10 approved projects were funded to assist special needs groups as follows:
Families with children – 167 projects received $1,696,250 Aboriginal people – 71 projects received $1,100,740 Multicultural communities – 99 projects received $1,047,780, including 36 projects assisting refugees for $285,780 People with disabilities – 103 projects received $1,032,940 Rural and remote areas directly received $1,209,100 Size of projects The Board continues to set a priority of funding projects $10,000 and less to achieve the objective of equitable distribution of limited funds across target groups, geographic regions and organisations as much as possible. In 2009/2010 this objective was achieved by allocating 35% of the funds to small projects representing 69% of the number of projects.
Number of projects Funds allocated 69% small (217/315) 35% spent in small grants ($1.16m) $0 – $10,000 16% medium projects (51/315) 23% spent in medium grants ($0.78m) $10,001+ 15% large projects (47/315) 42% spent in large grants (1.41m) $20,001+
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Examples of Community Value CBSA responds to emerging needs in the community and to the priorities of Government. Some of the characteristics that underpin CBSA projects are community engagement, building sustainability, social innovation and enterprise and creating partnerships. South Australian Strategic Plan Links CBSA also funds 9 types of projects which provide a great deal of flexibility for organisations to meet the needs of communities in new and diverse ways. The CBSA fund aligns with the following 7 targets from the South Australian Strategic Plan (SASP): o Objective 2 - Improving Wellbeing . Target 2.7 Psychological Wellbeing o Objective 5 – Building Communities . Target 5.6 Volunteering . Target 5.7 Aboriginal Leadership . Target 5.8 Multiculturalism o Objective 6 – Expanding Opportunity . Target 6.4 Early childhood – Australian Early Development Index . Target 6.5 Economic Disadvantage . Target 6.10 Housing for people with disabilities
All projects funded by CBSA contribute to at least two SASP targets of addressing Economic Disadvantage (6.5) and improving Psychological Wellbeing (2.7), as these are two issues that directly impact people on low income. Most projects also enhance volunteering as most non government organisations utilise volunteers to assist in the delivery of their services. Community Strengthening Projects Community strengthening involves local people, community organisations, government, business and philanthropic organisations working together in partnership to achieve agreed social, economic and environmental outcomes. It is a process which helps mobilise community skills, energy and resources to achieve social change, stronger institutions, better facilities and infrastructure and improved well being and quality of life.
Strong communities are inclusive, embrace cultural diversity, have strong social networks, have good facilities and infrastructure. Strong communities are safe, resilient, vibrant and confident and encourage their citizens to participate in all areas of life including work, sport, recreation and culture.
The $18,720 grant was provided as a contribution toward a $45,750 project in partnership with the Ian Potter Foundation and Premiers Community Initiatives Fund, to purchase and install playground equipment to expand current community services for 4,520 people per year from a rural, drought affected region, increasing family recreation and entertainment options.
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Partnership Projects Since its establishment CBSA has worked in partnership with many key stakeholders to support non government organisations to develop project proposals with joint funding arrangements. Partnerships involve applicant organisations linking or collaborating with other organisations, funding bodies and/or other sectors to create joint projects which yield an enhanced result. Partnerships increase the resources contributed to a project and hence increase the capacity to meet community need. In 2009/10 CBSA funded 94 partnership projects for $1.31 million attracting a further contribution of approximately $3.1 million from applicant organisations and other partners.
A contribution of $39,740 towards a $71,740 project purchased machinery and materials to increase productivity of furniture production plant to transport furniture to the APY lands and around Adelaide metropolitan area in partnership with Job Services Australia. The project will improve emergency relief to meet basic needs of thousands of people per year (50% Aboriginal) and will increase participation in community activities and training for volunteers.
Social Innovation Social innovation refers to new strategies, projects, programs, concepts, ideas, or organisations which meet socially recognised needs that extend and strengthen civil society and provide community benefit. Innovative projects should have the potential to be replicated to other contexts or situations and should involve at least 2 partner organisations which cross sectoral boundaries (for example the community sector, business sector, education, environment, or government).
A $12,600 grant employed a part time Speech Pathology Clinical Educator for 26 weeks and provided resources to establish an innovative early intervention program in partnership with Flinders University. The project will train parents and carers to facilitate normal speech, language and communication development for 300 pre-school children who have high needs attending 3 Community Children's Centres.
Sustainability Many of the projects funded through CBSA are for infrastructure improvements, materials or equipment purchases and facility upgrades. CBSA also provides funds for the delivery of one- off group programs, provision of services to individuals and families or the employment of professionals to support community services agencies in volunteer recruitment, training or retention, fundraising or community development. Proposals involving the establishment of a new ongoing service or program must demonstrate sustainability in order to meet the one- off criteria.
Sustainability, for many grant recipients has been achieved through a range of methods including the development of social enterprises, employment of cost recovery methods, diversifying income streams (eg hire of facilities, expertise or services, charging affordable fees for programs where appropriate), using peer mentoring or train the trainer models, securing corporate or community partners, recruiting and retaining volunteer support and seeking in kind donations.
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A $9,000 grant purchased tables and chairs to expand services and establish the Stop 78 Café, a sustainable social enterprise complementing a new hospitality training and development program as part of a $246,000 commercial kitchen and function centre funded by the Australian Government and City of Playford.
Community Engagement Community engagement is about involving the community in the decision-making processes. It is critical to the successful development and implementation of policies and decisions in government, non-government organisations, the private sector and the community. The aim of community engagement is to improve the planning and delivery of services by making them more responsive to the needs and aspirations of communities. It also aims to strengthen the capacity of communities to identify and act on solutions to local problems.
A $3,750 grant enabled the purchase and installation of "word of mouth technology" to improve existing community services, recreational programs and information sessions, enabling 7,800 community members on low incomes (many of whom are hearing impaired) to participate more fully in community activities at the centre.
Social Enterprise Social enterprise is about bringing people together and using market–based ventures to achieve agreed social outcomes. It is characterised by creativity, entrepreneurship, and a focus on community rather than individual profit. It is a creative endeavour that results in social, financial, service, educational, employment, or other community benefits.
As a part of the focus on Social Innovation, CBSA has been pleased to receive requests for funding to establish a range of social enterprises. Successful applicants demonstrated a good mix of viability of business models as well as extraordinary passion to develop community owned responses to unmet need.
A $17,790 grant employed a part time Project Officer and some operational costs to establish and develop a micro social enterprise cultural African market in Prospect Plaza. The Project Officer will work with stall holders from African communities to equip and resource them with the business skills for the market and link with local businesses.
The African Community Organisation was proactive in responding to the needs of the community and created the market to increase capacity to integrate and enhance economic development. The project was conducted in partnership with Lutheran Community Care who provided management support.
Pictured in the photograph from left to right are Chris Birch, Board Memberof CBSA, Catherine Mfundo, Project Officer, David Malinda Chair of ACOSA and Cathy Lawson, the Refugee Services Manager at Lutheran Community Care.
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Geographic distribution of funds
FUNDING FOR PROJECTS COVERING THE STATE $685,040
FAR NORTH $225,830
EYRE AND WESTERN $317,210
YORKE BAROSSA AND MID MURRAY $66,710 NORTH AND MALLEE $231,990 $207,340 NORTHERN ADELAIDE $532,860 EASTERN ADELAIDE WESTERN $174,630 ADELAIDE $289,610 ADELAIDE HILLS $45,100 SOUTHERN ADELAIDE $385,860 FLEURIEU AND KANGAROO ISLAND $103,430 LIMESTONE COAST $95,740
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History of applications received & approved
Number of applications
1200 300 600 900
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9719 9920 0120 0320 0520 0720 092010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997
Number of applications received
History of applications
Numberof applications approved
Year
received and approved
$m requested
$m funded $m
$0.00 $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 $14.00 $16.00 $18.00
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Interaction with community Consultation Each funding round CBSA consults with relevant Government funding and policy bodies to ensure that projects are funded which complement other programs. Organisations consulted in 2009/10 include Multicultural SA, Aboriginal Health Division, Mental Health Services, Arts SA, Office for Youth, Office for Recreation and Sport, Parenting SA, Premiers Community Initiative Fund, Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia and the Department for Families and Communities which includes the Volunteer Unit, Council for the Care of Children, Family and Community Development Program, Office for the Ageing, Home and Community Care Program, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Unit, Disability SA, Families SA local District Centres, Housing SA, and the Supported Accommodation Assistance Program.
Agency Visits In 2009/10 the CBSA Board members and staff conducted a total of 51 agency visits across South Australia. Visiting organisations provides the Board with a practical insight into community need and the variety of responses by organisations to meet those needs.
Workshops In 2009/10 CBSA conducted 14 application workshops in metropolitan and rural areas for 455 participants to assist organisations to make funding applications to the most appropriate funding bodies and develop skills in writing applications.
All workshops are conducted in partnerships with community organisations or local government councils. In 2009/10 CBSA partnered with Community and Neighbourhood Centres and Housing (CANH), Australian Refugee Association (ARA), Multicultural Youth SA (MYSA), Youth Affairs Council SA (YACSA), South Australian Council of Social Service (SACOSS), Multicultural Communities Council (MCC), Migrant Resource Centre of SA (MRC), and Local Councils (Alexandrina, Playford, Port Pirie, Tea Tree Gully and West Torrens).
Continuous Improvement Community Benefit SA aims to continuously improve procedures and processes and has implemented changes to the Application Form and Funding Guidelines to collect appropriate information for assessment, as well as reducing duplication.
Other initiatives implemented this financial year include a streamlined application form and adjustments to the delivery of application workshops to facilitate a better understanding of the funding guidelines and how to fill out the application form.
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Accountability statement Feedback from funded organisations suggests that the accountability requirements for project grants are reasonable and the Board is happy with the standard of evaluation and acquittal being provided by organisations. Evaluation reports contain essential information detailing the outcomes for disadvantaged individuals, families and communities. The financial certificate provides a declaration by the organisations that funds have been expended in accordance with the approved contract. To date formal assessments have been conducted of 2,691 one-off projects based on the evaluation reports provided by organisations with 2,415 projects (or 90%) being rated as successful with a medium, high or very high outcome. 1,039 projects (or 39%) exceeding the contracted outcome and being rated in the high to very high categories. Only 276 projects (or 10%) being rated at a lower outcome than expected or were projects that were not completed, with partial funds returned for some projects.
Rating System – see below for detail Projects Round TOTAL approved 5 4 3 2 1 Very High High Medium Low Very Low 1-19 2862 249 627 988 162 55 2081 20 (2005) 197 6 28 68 10 0 112 21 (2006) 217 11 20 73 18 1 123 22 (2006) 183 6 23 58 12 1 100 23 (2007) 226 4 25 82 7 1 119 24 (2007) 183 8 23 50 2 1 84 25 (2008) 171 0 9 27 0 2 38 26 (2008) 155 0 0 30 3 1 34 Total 4194 284 755 1376 214 62 2691 7% 18% 33% 5% 1% 64%
From time to time the Board will seek further reports or gather information through different methods; including telephone interviews or agency visits. 4-5 = Excellent quality outcomes for people in need. Value added outcomes such as, donations from local business, one-off project becomes ongoing, the project work is undertaken by volunteers, large increase in client base or the agency provides more services. Higher numbers than anticipated, unexpected outcomes for the agency and target group. People found employment, undertaken training or transformed their lives in some way. 3 = Contracted objectives met. 1-2=Contracted project objectives partially met. Lower quality outcomes and number of participants than planned. Minor achievement of objectives. The needs of disadvantaged people met to a limited degree, lower number of participants than planned, or project not implemented.
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Financial Statement
Statement by the Board of the Charitable and Social Welfare Fund
The Fund was established under section 73B of the Gaming Machines Act 1992 and was developed in response to the impact of the introduction of gaming machines in hotels and social clubs in South Australia. The Fund was established to enhance the level of community support through the metropolitan, regional and rural areas of South Australia by providing financial assistance to community organisations addressing social welfare needs, including those organisations experiencing increased service demands relating to gaming machine use, with special emphasis on:
The most vulnerable individuals, families and communities who are suffering poverty or hardship and risk breakdown,
New ways of increasing financial support for organisations which are in the transition from reliance upon gambling related fundraising methods.
During the year ended 30 June 2010, funding totalling $4,000,000 was received and grants totalling $3,902,797 were approved to organisations meeting established criteria. This comprised $544,167 for Special Family Support Grants. Of grants approved by the Board in 2009/10, a total of $80,560 remained unpaid at 30 June 2010, pending acceptance by the recipient organisations.
In accordance with a resolution of the Board of the above Fund we confirm that the attached statement of income and expenditure fairly reflects the results and operations of the Fund for the year ending 30 June 2010.
We also confirm the Fund’s operations and grants made during the year have been in accordance with the aims and objectives of the Fund.
Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Board.
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Department for Families and Communities Community Benefit SA
Statement of Financial Performance – for the period 1 Jul 09 - 30 Jun 10
Revenue Revenue from Government 4,000,000.00 Other Revenue - Grant Program Recovery 93,438.52 Total Revenue 4,093,438.52
Expenditure Employee Related Expenses 16,056.15 Grants & Subsidies 3,902,797.00 Goods & Services 189,590.74 Total Expenditure 4,108,443.89
Operating Result -15,005.37
Statement of Financial Position – as at 30 Jun 10
Balance Balance as at as at 1 July 2009 30 Jun 10 Movement Current Assets Cash 148,966.90 234,193.36 85,226.46 Pre-payment - - - Total Current Assets 148,966.90 234,193.36 -
Non-Current Assets - - - Total Assets 148,966.90 234,193.36 85,226.46
Current Liabilities 276.55 100,508.38 100,231.83
Non-Current Liabilities - - - Total Liabilities 276.55 100,508.38 100,231.83
Net Assets 148,690.35 133,684.98 -15,005.37
Equity Accumulated Surplus/Deficit 148,690.35 133,684.98 -15,005.37 Total Equity 148,690.35 133,684.98 -15,005.37
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Lists of Funded Projects 2009/10
The remaining pages contain approved one-off projects for Round 28 and Round 29. These lists are also published on the CBSA website www.dfc.sa.gov.au/cbsa. The pages show a brief project description, the funded organisation’s name, the associated local government area and the amount funded. All projects aim to assist disadvantaged individuals, families and communities to improve wellbeing, quality of life, community participation and life management skills.
Acknowledgements CBSA would like to acknowledge the use of the Photo Bank made available by Our Community. The gallery provides community groups with a growing library of photos that they can use in developing marketing materials. All photos are available free for non- commercial use under a Creative Commons license www.ourcommunity.com.au/marketing/photobank
Correction CBSA wishes to correct an error located in paragraphs 2 and 3 on page 23 the 2008/09 Annual Report. Figures appearing on page 23 belong to the previous financial year rather than those from 2008/09. The replacement paragraphs appear below. “During the year ended 30 June 2009, funding totalling $4,000,000 was received under the provisions of the Gaming Machines Act, 1992 and new grants totalling $3.195m were approved to organisations meeting established criteria. The balance of annual funding was reserved for the 2008/09 component of the Special Family Support Grants approved in 2007/08. A summary of actual Receipts and Expenditure for 2008/09 is as follows:
Round 25 - Grants $1.625m, declined grants $22,970, actual expenditure $1,602,070 Round 26 - Grants $1.570m, declined grants $10,100, actual expenditure $1,516,080, 2 grants totalling $43,820 were outstanding at 30 June 2009 Special Family Support Grants approved funding for 2008/09 was $0.7m, actual expenditure $641,667 for 11 months, as July 2008 was paid in advance in 2007/08 Recovery of unspent grants during 2008/09 totalled $41,881 Savings and recoveries were returned to the Fund and will be applied to Community Benefit SA grants in subsequent funding rounds. In accordance with a resolution of the Board of the above Fund the attached statement of income and expenditure is confirmed as fairly reflecting the results and operations of the Fund for the year ending 30 June 2009.”
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Sponsor/Applicant Organisation Project Summary Grant Regions
Aberfoyle Community Centre Purchase and install a washing machine and equipment to establish a laundry service on site $1,520 Onkaparinga (C) Inc managed by 20 volunteers to supply hygienic kitchen linen and other materials to support a range of meal and community programs which have 6,760 attendances per quarter by disadvantaged people living in the Onkaparinga area.
African Community Fund a Project Officer and operational costs to establish and develop a micro social enterprise cultural $17,790 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Organisation Of South African market in Prospect Plaza. The Project Officer will work with stall holders from African Prospect (C) Australia Incorporated communities to equip and resource them with the business skills for the market and link with local businesses.
African Women's Federation Purchase equipment to establish an office and support case work, referral, job search assistance, life $7,000 Whole Metropolitan of SA skill programs for 200 low income female African refugees and their families.
Aldinga Bay Baptist Church Purchase program equipment and toys to provide resources to develop parenting skills and enhance $4,280 Onkaparinga (C) Incorporated a weekly musical program run by 7 volunteers for 75 families with children from birth to 12 years and their parents/carers.
Aldinga Community Centre Enhance the community gardening program and support 5 existing community groups by purchasing $1,000 Onkaparinga (C) Incorporated garden equipment for 60 disadvantaged community members, including 20 single parents on low incomes.
Anxiety Disorders Association Contribute funds to a facilitator and running costs to conduct a 11 week 'A Great Step Forward' and $4,700 Grant (DC) South East Incorporated early intervention cognitive therapy program 'Mind Over Mood' for 30 mental health consumers. Kingston (DC) Mount Gambier (C) Naracoorte and Lucindale (DC) Robe (DC) Tatiara (DC)
Association of Ukrainians in Purchase and install a chair lifter to stairs located in the facility at Orsmond Street, Hindmarsh to $8,430 Whole Metropolitan South Australia Incorporated enable 100 frail elderly Ukranian people with disabilities to access centre based activities including meals, emergency relief, case management, counselling and recreation and cultural programs.
1 Sponsor/Applicant Organisation Project Summary Grant Regions
Australian Red Cross Deliver 2 x 3 days culturally appropriate Senior First Aid training courses for 30 rural and remote $8,000 Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) Society-South Australian Anangu Aboriginal people in the APY Lands within the communities of Pukatja, Amata, Mimili and Division Fregon.
Autism Association of South Contribute to the upgrade of the Autism SA playground at Manor Farm in partnership with Morialta $20,000 Statewide Australia Incorporated Trust and Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC) Capital Funds to enhance the play environment, the Early Development Program and individual therapy sessions for 32 children with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome.
Bagster Road Community Purchase rubber soft fall and additional play equipment to enhance experimental play and provide $9,540 Playford (C) Centre Inc safer inside and outside play areas to support the creche and other programs of the community centre Salisbury (C) for families with children under 5 years in the Sailsbury North Area.
Balaklava Town Hall Purchase 2 air conditioners for the Balaklava Town Hall used by 250 rural and remote people and $4,680 Wakefield (DC) Management Committee Inc groups as meeting rooms, employment groups for interviewing clients, dressing rooms for productions by public and private schools and community groups for dramatic arts and dance groups.
Baptist Care (SA) Deliver 2 wilderness therapy camps (1 male, 1 female) to 20 disadvantaged and homeless people $5,000 Mid Murray (DC) Incorporated suffering from drug & alcohol issues and mental health problems. The Coorong (DC)
Baptist Care (SA) Provide a series of 3 master classes with the Didgeridoo, a camp including cultural activities for 12 $9,030 Adelaide (C) Incorporated young severely disadvantaged Aboriginal men to culminate into a free public choir performance. Mid Murray (DC)
Baptist Care (SA) Purchase box trailer and associated equipment for the Adventure camps involving 175 disengaged $5,720 Statewide Incorporated youth per year.
Barkuma Incorporated Provide laundry equipment at the Elizabeth Business Services site to upgrade the facilities to enable $1,030 Playford (C) 100 supported employees with disabilities to wash linen for work and lunch areas, first aid and sick rooms and employees' garments.
Bedford Industries Purchase and install a commercial oven at Goodwood Road, Panorama as part of an $39,900 project $5,900 Burnside (C) Incorporated to provide a commercial standard kitchen for use in supported employment and training programs for Campbelltown (C) 40 people with a disability. Holdfast Bay (C) Mitcham (C) Salisbury (C) Unley (C)
2 Sponsor/Applicant Organisation Project Summary Grant Regions
Berri Regional Child Care Purchase sturdy children's bikes, scooters and trikes to enhance play and physical activity for 90 $2,310 Berri and Barmera (DC) Centre Inc disadvantaged children per week in Berri.
Big Issue In Australia Limited Employ Project Workers for 48 weeks @ 30hpw to implement Phase I of a 4 Phase expansion to (1) $36,920 Statewide establish 24 new pitches (places to work for vendors) in metropolitan and rural areas to sell 'The Big Issue' magazine (2) build partnerships with key local agencies, councils, businesses and volunteers (3) recruit and train 72 new volunteer vendors.
Bowden Brompton Contribute to installation & replacement of toilets and hand basins to improve the facilities of the $5,000 Adelaide (C) Community Group centre used by 840 people per month that are socially isolated and some have serious health issues. Charles Sturt (C) Incorporated Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Prospect (C) West Torrens (C)
Boystown Purchase equipment to enhance the capacity of the landscaping program which provides employment $6,250 Playford (C) and training programs for 15 disadvantaged young people. Salisbury (C) Tea Tree Gully (C)
Camden Community Centre Provide flooring for Community Child Care Centre to support the provision of occasional child care $10,000 Playford (C) Incorporated and a weekly playgroup for 150 disadvantaged children and families. West Torrens (C)
Camden Park Child Care Fund a contribution to install 2 air conditioners to upgrade community child care centre facilities used $20,000 West Torrens (C) Centre by 100 disadvantaged children and families.
Catholic Church Endowment Fund a contribution to a $90,000 building project to construct and fit out the Galilee Op Shop Aldinga $20,000 Onkaparinga (C) Society Inc Beach to provide good recycled clothing, school uniforms, company (friendship), information, advice, access to local resources and agencies, volunteering and social opportunities to assist 920 disadvantaged local residents and 40 volunteer students.
Catholic Church Endowment Fund a 50% contribution to purchase and install new heating at Cheltenham Place, 72 Cheltenham Pl, $6,000 Statewide Society Incorporated through Malvern, to support 90 clients living with HIV/AIDS in a 5 bed short term residential care facility. Centacare Catholic Family Services
Catholic Church Endowment Purchase books, games and specialist resources to enhance the Play and Parenting Programs, $5,000 Whole Metropolitan Society Incorporated through including the Bilbi Bus intensive Supported Playgroups and the Homeless and Parenting Program Centacare Catholic Family Initiative home visiting program (HAPPI), providing specialist counselling, parenting support and Services information to 990 low income and marginalised families with children from birth to 12 years.
3 Sponsor/Applicant Organisation Project Summary Grant Regions
City of Holdfast Bay Purchase program equipment to support choir and entertainment activities of the Singing Magpies, a $6,000 Holdfast Bay (C) sub program of LifeLinks offering 90 members from supported residential facilities the opportunity to Marion (C) connect to their community through performance and participation in community events. Mitcham (C) Unley (C)
City of Salisbury Fund specialist facilitators and program costs to provide a 6-week life skills program for 35 adults with $5,600 Salisbury (C) an intellectual disability involved in the Fun on Fridays and Salisbury Social Groups.
Clare & Gilbert Valleys Fund a contribution to a $80,000 project to upgrade the skate park facility used by 1200 young people $20,000 Clare and Gilbert Valleys (DC) Council at Clare to provide a safe, supervised, multi discipline social and sporting facility for skateboarding, Wakefield (DC) BMX and scooters. Project to be further developed and managed through the engagement of the Clare Valley Youth Advisory Committee.
Clubhouse SA Inc Fund a contribution to purchase, install and replace commercial quality dishwasher and spray arm and $9,000 Whole Metropolitan upgrade facilities in the community house that is used as a hospitality training facility and provides a weekday catering service to 260 members per year while providing psychosocial rehabilitation for people with mental illness.
Community Centres SA Fund a contribution to registration, travel subsidy and part accommodation costs for 15 volunteers $5,000 Whole Rural Incorporated from country and outer metropolitan regional community centres who have limited access to other government funding to attend the 2010 CANH conference.
Community Centres SA Conduct 3 one day courses to 90 volunteers and paid staff on cultural inclusivity and understanding of $5,000 Statewide Incorporated African cultures, societies and issues and how this relates to the work of community centres and houses.
Community Centres SA Conduct 3 one day courses to 90 volunteers and paid staff on cultural inclusivity and understanding of $5,000 Statewide Incorporated Muslim cultures, societies and issues and how this relates to the work of community centres and houses.
Community Food SA Inc Employ a 0.6 FTE Project Officer for 1 year as Stage 2 of a project to develop a range of initiatives to $35,000 Charles Sturt (C) support the future sustainability of the agency to (1) develop 3 social enterprises - Arnold's Place as a Playford (C) low cost coffee shop, the Food Centre and a second hand shop (2) build strong linkages with Job Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Networks that lead to work experience opportunities (3) develop volunteer initiatives and numbers to Tea Tree Gully (C) assist 600 families in poverty per week.
Community Living Options Fund a contribution to a $34,700 project to conduct 3 x 4 day camps over 12 months at Narnu Farm $15,600 Marion (C) Incorporated Hindmarsh Island with activities including riding, Greenhills adventure, learning to surf for 18 people Onkaparinga (C) with intellectual and physical disabilities to engage in learning, enjoyment, teamwork, social and self Victor Harbor (DC) exploration.
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Cora Barclay Centre Employ a coordinator as a part of a $35,900 project to conduct Sound Beginnings, an early $27,900 Statewide intervention support program including home visits, case management, social evenings and mentoring for 120 people including mums, partners and family members of newly diagnosed deaf babies.
Council of Aboriginal Elders Fund a contribution to the Whyalla Aboriginal Elders Forum to conduct a country music night social $4,000 Port Augusta (C) of South Australia and networking event in February 2010 for 170 Aboriginal Elders and youth to strengthen the council Unincorporated SA Incorporated and its role in advocating for frail and aged Aboriginal people. Whyalla (C)
Country North Community Fund a contribution to purchase 4 lockable credenzas to equip new offices with an accessible and $1,000 Clare and Gilbert Valleys (DC) Services Incorporated professional environment for 3 staff and 12 volunteers providing respite, advocacy, support and Goyder (DC) services (Centrelink & Service SA Agency) and store training equipment, personal files, archive boxes Mallala (DC) and stationery. Northern Areas (DC) Wakefield (DC)
Cummins Yeelanna Returned Provide funds to purchase kitchen equipment to upgrade facilities for 90 Cummins RSL Veterans and $5,100 Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) and Services League Sub deliver a 20 week life skills course to 80 rural young people. Branch
District Council of Mount Contribute funding to a $44,270 project to refurbish and upgrade the children's playground at $11,900 Mount Remarkable (DC) Remarkable Wilmington used by 200 families with children from Wilmington and surrounding regions experiencing low incomes and living in drought conditions.
District Council of Streaky Purchase & install two BBQ's as Stage 12 of an upgrade to the Streaky Bay Oval precinct project to $10,400 Streaky Bay (DC) Bay provide a new recreational facility and complement the playground area used by 2,000 disadvantaged rural community members and 15,000 quarterly visitors.
District Council of Tumby Bay Contribute part funding towards the construction of a 12sq room extension to the kindergarten at $20,000 Tumby Bay (DC) Tumby Bay to accommodate expanding needs for 390 families with preschool children per week from rural and remote areas in Long Day Care, pre-school, playgroup and support visiting health professionals, parenting courses, speech and occupational therapy.
DOME Association Inc Upgrade 12 computers to enable paid staff and volunteers to provide IT and business skills training 36 $9,960 Statewide weeks per year for 420 mature aged unemployed.
Dulwich Centre Foundation Contribute part funding towards a $12,200 project to conduct training for 50 disadvantaged young $8,500 Whole Metropolitan Inc people from refugee families using the collective narrative therapy approach 'Team of Life' and produce 2,000 DVD's to be used by 80 community leaders and professionals when responding to vulnerable young people.
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Eastwood Community Centre (1) Supply and install vinyl flooring and a blind to the community kitchen to support programs $4,110 Burnside (C) Inc associated with the community 'sensory' garden (2) purchase a binding machine, and photographic Unley (C) printer for the brain injured special needs group 'Step out' to make a calendar using photos developed from meals produced from the garden.
Encounter Centre Inc Contribute to the purchase of a 12-seater $32,000 vehicle to transport participants to a range of daily $15,000 Alexandrina (DC) programs, outings and to special events to support day options, ESL and literacy programs for 80 Victor Harbor (DC) people that are disadvantaged through disability, youth, unemployment, retirees or mature aged with community service orders or income support obligations.
Encounter FM Community Purchase and install 2 air conditioners for administration and studio areas to provide a comfortable $3,420 Alexandrina (DC) Broadcasters Association working environment to support over 60 volunteers that administer and deliver the services of Victor Harbor (DC) Incorporated community radio station 5EFM to the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. Yankalilla (DC)
Epilepsy Association of South Contribute to accommodation, transport and camp activities as part of an $11,650 project to provide a $8,150 Statewide Australia and The Northern 3 day, 2 night camp for 15 couples caring for children with epilepsy to gain control of their lives and Territory Inc receive assistance in accessing services, through counselling, respite, advocacy and liaison between clinical and other services.
Epilepsy Association of South Contribute to accommodation, transport and camp activities as part of an $16,800 project to provide a $9,000 Statewide Australia and The Northern 3 day, 2 night camp at Blue Light Noorla Yo-Long, in Millicent in March 2010 for 50 young carers with Territory Inc parents or siblings suffering from epilepsy.
Family Inclusion Network of Provide printing 500 information kits and brochures on the SA Child Protection System, and $3,330 Whole Metropolitan South Australia Incorporated contribution towards the facilitation by volunteers of 24 support groups sessions run fortnightly over 12 months for parents in the Child Protection System who have had their children removed and placed in care (25% Aboriginal).
Foodbank of South Australia Fund a contribution to a $250,000 project to establish a regional Foodbank service based in Whyalla $40,000 Whole Rural Inc by part funding the purchase of a 3 pallet capacity refrigerated delivery van valued at $72,000 to deliver 200,000 meals of emergency food relief to 30 regional welfare groups in the first year reaching 15,000 marginalised people in remote South Australia - Iron Triangle, north, mid north, west coast, APY Lands.
Gawler Neighbourhood House Provide air conditioning to the Op Shop to provide a comfortable working environment to 40 $6,800 Clare and Gilbert Valleys (DC) Inc volunteers, prevent early closure in extreme heat conditions and increase client contact above 15,500 Gawler (M) per year. Light (DC) Playford (C)
Gawler Youth Workers Engage young people to design and implement 6 youth focussed community music events to be $6,810 Barossa (DC) Network Inc attended by 1800 disadvantaged young people from the Gawler, Barossa and Light regions. Project Gawler (M) will be supported by 4 local organisations including SAPOL, Gawler Lion Club and Gawler Health. Light (DC)
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Glencoe Football Club Inc Remove old cupboards and install new cupboards, bench and floor tiles at the football club kitchen in $9,880 Mount Gambier (C) Glencoe that provides a venue to different community groups for a range of services, programs, Wattle Range (DC) meals, functions and events to 18,300 people of all ages.
Hackham West Community Upgrade of the computer suite and education resources to enhance basic and advanced training in $6,000 Onkaparinga (C) Centre Inc computer and related equipment and provide access for 500 people from low socio-economic areas.
Heads Of Churches State Conduct 4 adventure-based camps on Kangaroo Island over 12 months for 32 young people who are $5,000 Statewide Schools Ministry at risk of exclusion from school and experiencing family conflict or crisis for a Camping Intervention Coordinating Group Inc Program to assist development.
Hills Community Options Employ an instructor to complete the development of the 'My Friends' program to enable the delivery $2,820 Adelaide (C) Incorporated of the program to assist 60 clients with intellectual disabilities to navigate social relationships better. Alexandrina (DC) Mount Barker (DC) Murray Bridge (RC)
Hills Family Church Purchase resources to deliver a 5 week parenting skills program 'Starting Points' for 20 $3,050 Mount Barker (DC) Incorporated parents/caregivers who are at risk of depression and stress with low self esteem.
Holiday Explorers Purchase mobile phones to enhance communication between office staff and volunteers for weekend $580 Statewide Incorporated camps participated by 650 people with intellectual and multiple disabilities and to improve emergency 24/7 on call support.
Hope Central Incorporated Purchase shade for the playground at Hope Central's new permanent base at Elizabeth South $6,530 Playford (C) Community, 51 Goodman Road, Elizabeth South to create a safe, recreational, learning area for children while their parents participate in programs at the centre. 250 people per week access Hope Central's programs and services.
Inman Valley Memorial Hall Upgrade the Inman Valley Memorial Hall used by 2000 people annually by purchasing and installing a $9,980 Victor Harbor (DC) Inc new kitchen including wall oven, sink, basin and preparation area to enable a more user friendly Yankalilla (DC) facility for 6 community groups to access and provide a wide range of social, sporting, entertainment and emergency functions.
Iron Knob Progress Contribute to a $15,000 project to upgrade the community playground at Iron Knob to provide a quality $10,500 Unincorporated SA Association Inc venue for family activities for 200 people to support playgroups facilitated by RICE and school camps.
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Justicenet SA Incorporated Employ a part time project officer for 6 months to develop and implement an induction and training $10,000 Statewide program and complementary resources to create a permanent framework for recruiting and retaining retired lawyers as vounteers into the JusticeNet pro bono legal assistance referral scheme.
Kapinnie Recreation Hall Fund the purchase of materials as a contribution to a $58,000 project to upgrade the Kapinnie Hall, $25,000 Elliston (DC) Association Inc comprising toilets, change room and storage facilities, to provide social and recreation activities used Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) by 14 community organisations and 7000 people in a rural and remote district Port Lincoln (C)
Kilburn Blair Athol Fund training expenses to conduct two 10-week numeracy/literacy and nutrition courses designed to $3,190 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Community Action Group reduce social isolation and improve English skills of 45 new arrivals. Prospect (C) Incorporated
Kilburn Blair Athol Fund training expenses to conduct two 10-week cooking courses designed to reduce social isolation $3,590 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Community Action Group and improve nutrition of 30 new arrival families and their children. Prospect (C) Incorporated Salisbury (C)
Kimba Agricultural Part fund air conditioners for the Kimba Show Hall used by 565 people for senior social groups and $8,000 Kimba (DC) Horticultural and Floricultural local fitness, sporting club functions, hostel, hospital, fundraising, TAFE workshops, and the district in Society Incorporated general.
Kindergym In the Hills Purchase play equipment for use in Kindergym sessions used by 400 children aged 1-4 years and $4,000 Adelaide Hills (DC) families per week from Mt Barker, Alexandrina and Adelaide Hills regions. Mount Barker (DC)
Koonibba Aboriginal Purchase 2 industrial washing machines to complement and support the home makers program $4,400 Unincorporated SA Community Council Inc. delivered by the Community Housing and Infrastructure Program (CHIP) assisting 49 households and the entire Koonibba Aboriginal community.
Kura Yerlo Council Inc Fund upgrade of women's toilets and showers in the Youth Linx area, to support 16 programs $38,980 Charles Sturt (C) delivered at and from the centre, including youth programs. Port Adelaide Enfield (C)
Labs 'n Life Incorporated Fund training fees to co-support 100 highly at risk young people to participate in the 60 hour Labs n' $6,000 Charles Sturt (C) Life program through the training of Labrador Retrievers. Marion (C) Onkaparinga (C) Playford (C) Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Salisbury (C)
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Laura Preschool Governing Purchase and install shade structure for 90 rural and remote preschool children for the play and $5,610 Mount Remarkable (DC) Council learning area for safe outdoor recreation, to enhance facilities for the kindergarten, playgroup and Northern Areas (DC) in-venue family day care.
Lifeworks Community Care Employ a part time Project Officer for 20 weeks, purchase gym equipment and program resources to $12,570 Playford (C) Inc (1) conduct 1x8 week personal development and a 1x8 week gym and personal fitness course run in Salisbury (C) parallel and (2) link young men to a mentor who will act as a personal trainer and be a positive male Tea Tree Gully (C) role model to 12 young men who are at risk of offending or re-offending (50% Aboriginal, 25% multicultural).
Lutheran Church of Australia Employ a qualified driving instructor to conduct 10 one-hour training sessions for each of 30 $17,760 Campbelltown (C) (SA & NT District) Inc disadvantaged participants who have been homeless or suffered heath problems and addictions to Onkaparinga (C) gain a probationary driving licence, and increase positive life skills and employment opportunities.
Lutheran Community Care Fund program expenses to develop and implement (1) four half-day money management workshops $3,690 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) and (2) a 6-week course in financial literacy, to 50 participants in collaboration with Lutheran Community Care financial counsellors.
Maralinga Tjarutja Purchase 2 industrial washing machines to complement and support the Home Living Skills $4,400 Maralinga Tjarutja (AC) Incorporated Assistance (HLSA) program in partnership with CHIP (Housing SA) for 11 households in Oak Valley and the local Aboriginal community.
Marion Bay Township Contribute part funding to a $43,660 partnership project to upgrade the toilet, install air conditioning, $25,000 Yorke Peninsula (DC) Incorporated provide fencing and furniture to the community centre at Marion Bay to provide (1) a childcare facility which meets National Standards (2) a playgroup and (3) a new family day care program to support 140 disadvantaged families and children.
Mary Potter Foundation Inc Fund Project Officer for 12 months @ 12 hpw plus set up costs to work in conjunction with the Mary $22,890 Statewide Potter Hospice (MPH) staff team to establish a specific palliative care program, resource guide and information pamphlets which will ensure that terminally ill Indigenous Australians and their families will receive culturally appropriate and supported terminal care. 100 Aboriginal people to be supported per year within 5 years by MPH.
Mid Murray Community Purchase kitchen equipment to upgrade the community centre in Mannum to improve delivery of $1,540 Mid Murray (DC) Support Service Inc courses, training and meetings including cooking workshops for 80 disadvantaged people including young families and isolated men.
Midway Road Community Purchase and install blinds to upgrade the centre's facility and provide a more comfortable space for $1,270 Playford (C) House Incorporated 11,800 services provided at the centre per year including counselling, education, recreation, health and wellbeing, playgroups, fundraising activities and community meetings.
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Minda Incorporated Purchase resources and employ facilitators to engage participants in outings, workshops and the $3,000 Holdfast Bay (C) development of a pilot program to improve social inclusion and employment prospects for people with Marion (C) disabilities, in partnership with the Inner Southern Mental Health network. Mitcham (C) Onkaparinga (C) Port Adelaide Enfield (C)
Mission Australia Early Contribute part funding to a $22,000 project to purchase educational resources and toys to establish $10,000 Playford (C) Learning Services Limited an early learning toy library at the Elizabeth Vale Early Learning Centre for 70 disadvantaged children per day.
Morella Community Centre Purchase a professional coffee machine and furniture to (1) establish a community café as a social $7,880 Gawler (M) Inc enterprise (2) provide low cost community facility for 250 disadvantaged people per week and (3) Playford (C) provide training opportunities in hospitality for unemployed and volunteers and create pathways to Port Adelaide Enfield (C) employment. Salisbury (C) Tea Tree Gully (C)
MOSH Australia Limited Conduct a three day camp in April 2010 to provide respite and mentoring and improve resilience in 20 $3,000 Statewide young people bereaved through suicide.
Mt. View Homes Inc Contribute to the purchase and construction of a shed at Booleroo Centre to provide an activity space $11,240 Mount Remarkable (DC) for 20 isolated and ageing men to participate in structured and semi structured activities in partnership with Mt View Homes and District Council of Mt Remarkable.
Munda & Wanna Mar Inc Purchase a disability friendly hoist to provide safe training opportunities in vehicle mechanics and $10,780 Ceduna (DC) enable the 60 Aboriginal residents and other Aboriginal communities to service and maintain farm and private vehicles and to improve confidence, decision making and problem solving.
Muscular Dystrophy Provide recreational activities, transport and train volunteers to conduct a 5 day live-in event for 35 $11,700 Statewide Association Incorporated disabled children and 15 siblings to provide respite for carers and develop social networks.
Muslim Womens Association Fund a support worker, program resources and childcare to provide a 10 week support group for 25 $3,250 Adelaide (C) Of South Australia Inc Muslim women to reduce social isolation and gain employment skills. Charles Sturt (C) Marion (C) Port Adelaide Enfield (C)
Ngura Wiru Winkiku Install a kitchen at the Ngura Wiru Winkiku Cultural Centre located at Port Adelaide in partnership with $11,220 Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) Indigenous Corporation Better World Arts for 100 Anangu people travelling from APY lands to prepare healthy food on a daily Charles Sturt (C) basis and to support traditional Anangu arts and cultural activities. Port Adelaide Enfield (C)
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No Strings Attached Theatre Purchase audio equipment to enhance quality and capacity of 7 weekly drama workshops for 100 $4,000 Whole Metropolitan Of Disability Incorporated weekly program participants with a disability or dual diagnosis to improve wellbeing, foster creativity and facilitate social inclusion.
North East Christian Centre Purchase a commercial refrigerator to enhance the Northgate Community Café, run from the welfare $4,000 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Inc centre supporting emergency relief, accommodation and family support programs for 300 disadvantaged people per week and to comply with food hygiene standards.
North East Community Renovate and outfit the existing Thrift Shop at Hillcrest which services the needs of 12,000 $20,620 Campbelltown (C) Assistance Project disadvantaged people each year to access low cost household items. Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Salisbury (C) Tea Tree Gully (C)
Northern Areas Council Fund materials and concreting as a contribution to a $40,060 community engagement project to $14,580 Northern Areas (DC) construct a skate park in Laura to benefit 850 people including rural and remote children and young people who are financially disadvantaged and lack safe recreation opportunities.
Oak Valley (Maralinga Inc) Upgrade the youth centre of Oak Valley community, by installing power and plumbing for the kitchen $28,000 Maralinga Tjarutja (AC) to support a range of programs running in partnership with SAPOL, CDEP, RLCIP and Families SA to improve nutrition, wellbeing and quality of life for 100 Aboriginal people living in Oak Valley.
One Voice Network Purchase equipment to enhance programs at the resource centre for mental health activities in Berri $1,390 Berri and Barmera (DC) Incorporated including music, cooking, sewing and craft for 25 people per week with complex mental health needs. Loxton Waikerie (DC) Renmark Paringa (DC)
Orana Incorporated Install 25 new propogation work benches at the Melaleuca Business Service in Meningie as a $4,500 Alexandrina (DC) contribution to upgrade the training facility enhancing personal independence and self-reliance for 7 supported employees with a disability.
Orana Incorporated Fit out the centre-based respite facility at Whyalla as a part of a $25,000 project to provide 24/7 $10,000 Cleve (DC) respite opportunities for 50 people with intellectual disabilities and their families and carers. Kimba (DC) Port Lincoln (C) Whyalla (C)
Palliative Care Council of Provide a subsidy toward rural volunteers' registrations to attend the Palliative Care Volunteer $4,000 Statewide South Australia Inc Conference in May 2010 as part of a $41,650 project to improve support and information for 135 volunteers and their families and carers.
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Parents 4 Kids Incorporated Fund the production of a quality DVD over a 36 week period in collaboration with Uni SA and a Film $9,800 Statewide Production Company, comprising 8 volunteers, 4 therapists, DIR parents and graphic artists, that will provide a visual medium for sharing information, insights, hope and parent application of DIR Floortime techniques to empower 5,400 families including parents, professionals and agencies dealing with children with sensory disorders.
Partners In Grain NSW VIC Contribute funding towards a $40,000 project to conduct a series of workshops in 3 rural locations for $13,650 Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) TAS 30 disadvantaged women from rural areas to build capacity, leadership, communication skills and Mid Murray (DC) resilience. Naracoorte and Lucindale (DC)
Playford Community Fund Inc Purchase shed materials to construct an additional storage facility in partnership with Job Services $4,900 Playford (C) Australia to expand emergency relief program assisting 3,220 low income families per year.
Plaza Youth Centre Contribute part funds to a $44,000 project to purchase an 8 seater van for staff from Plaza, other $30,000 Whyalla (C) Incorporated agencies and the wider community to transport 200 disadvantaged young Aboriginal people and youth with disabilities in the Whyalla region to programs, activities and other services.
Port Pirie & District Child's Supply dishwasher, stove and 2 fridges to child care centre to be more efficient, become a greener $7,220 Port Pirie City and Dists (M) Centre Incorporated centre and improve wellbeing of 250 children who attend the centre weekly.
Port Pirie Regional Aboriginal Fund a part time Activity Officer over 6 months to deliver programs and activities to provide 1,200 $9,500 Port Pirie City and Dists (M) Community Centre services to young Aboriginal people to improve self confidence, provide leadership skills and decision Incorporated making capabilities to reduce criminal activities.
Portside Community Church Contribute towards the purchase and installation of an indoor playground as part of a $75,000 project $10,000 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Inc to upgrade facilities adjacent to the café at Causeway Road, Ethelton to support 200 people per week from low income families with children including refugees attending a variety of community programs, courses, weekly drop in and mental health support programs.
Presbyterian Church Mt Fund a contribution to the delivery of 2 x 5 week parenting programs run by Relationships Australia for $3,000 Mount Barker (DC) Barker 60 families suffering financial hardship and unemployment, and provide child care to ensure accessibility for parents.
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Renmark Paringa Council Employ a part time Project Officer for 12 months to (1) investigate different models of community $30,770 Renmark Paringa (DC) management (2) develop and implement an appropriate community based volunteer management and governance model and (3) identify programs, develop and implement a model for the delivery of programs for the Renmark Paringa Community Centre for 35 volunteers that assist 2,600 people per year.
Renmark Paringa Council Upgrade and equip the Renmark Paringa Community Centre servicing 2,600 rural people per year to $10,000 Berri and Barmera (DC) strengthen the centre, improve programs provided to the community and provide a "place for Renmark Paringa (DC) everyone in the community to grow and belong", "a meeting place", and a "one stop shop".
Reynella Neighbourhood Purchase 6 desktop computers and 8 port switches to upgrade computer centre for teaching 200 $7,170 Onkaparinga (C) Centre Inc community members IT skills to decrease social isolation and increase employability skills.
Riverland West Chamber of Fund a contribution to the purchase of a mobile coffee trailer to provide coffee, cake and drinks to $5,000 Loxton Waikerie (DC) Commerce 4,000 community members and be (1) utilised as a fundraiser at 38 scheduled community events per Mid Murray (DC) year in the 4 local towns (2) made available for free hire to other charities (3) used to train unemployed and students in hospitality skills.
Riversgate Housing Replace an air conditioner to provide cooling and improve comfort for 150 residents and visitors in the $2,820 Loxton Waikerie (DC) Association Inc kitchen/dining area of the Riversgate 5 unit facility in Waikerie to improve supported care for residents during extreme heat.
SA Tall Ships Incorporated Contribute part funding in partnership with other funding bodies for 18 Aboriginal youth voyage places $10,000 Statewide on the One & All Sailing Ship to provide a 7 day sail training adventure program to gain improved outcomes in 6 defined areas - dealing with conflict, confidence, teamwork, technical and communication skills and appreciation of others.
Seaford/Moana Purchase 4 computers to upgrade and enhance administration, reception and treasurer duties to $4,960 Onkaparinga (C) Neighbourhood Centre Inc support 40 volunteers and 1,000 participants per week in community programs.
Siblings Australia Inc. Purchase office equipment to upgrade resources of the organisation to raise awareness of support $3,600 Statewide strategies approprate for siblings of 1,500 people with special needs or disabilities who lack the tools to deal with stress and isolation.
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Sophia: Ecumenical Feminist Purchase tables, trolley, ramp and learning materials to upgrade program equipment for the weekly $1,700 Charles Sturt (C) Spirituality Inc. English classes delivered by 35 volunteer tutors to 30 participants including refugee women and their Mitcham (C) children from the Middle East and Africa who are unable to access other programs due to transport Port Adelaide Enfield (C) and child care needs. West Torrens (C)
Soroptimist International Of Purchase a data projector to improve service delivery for 220 volunteers who deliver training and other $1,000 Whole Rural The Region Of South services to 5,220 rural and remote women and groups. Australia Incorporate
South Australian Association Fund a 0.2 FTE Speech Pathology Clinical Educator for 26 weeks and resources to establish an $12,600 Onkaparinga (C) Of Community Based Child innovative early intervention program in partnership with Flinders University to train parents and carers Care Centres Inc to facilitate normal speech, language and communication development for 300 pre-school children who have high needs attending 3 Community Children's Centres; and then extend and sustain the program across Adelaide in the future.
Southern Community Project Purchase materials and tools to equip the workshop to provide weekly woodwork, metal work and $3,660 Onkaparinga (C) Group Inc painting programs over 12 months for 35 disadvantaged males aged over 50 and other disadvantaged community groups who meet to work on charitable projects and to socialise.
Southern Junction Provide IT equipment to support efficient growth of property and housing services, which will build 500 $10,000 Alexandrina (DC) Community Services affordable houses to accommodate 750 disadvantaged families with children over the next 5 years. Marion (C) Incorporated Onkaparinga (C) Victor Harbor (DC)
Spark Resource Centre Purchase active indoor play equipment, cards, books and games to provide resources to promote $1,500 Whole Metropolitan Incorporated emotional wellbeing and intellectual development and enhance programs run by 4 volunteers and 3 paid staff for 150 sole parents with children.
Spastic Centres Of South Purchase an electric hoist to upgrade program equipment at the Mount Gambier Hub to assist in client $2,500 Mount Gambier (C) Australia Inc movement of 20 people that have severe and multiple disabilities who require assistance with carrying out personal care tasks in day services and respite camps.
Spastic Centres Of South Purchase a hydraulic change table to upgrade program equipment at the Mount Gambier Hub to $2,950 Mount Gambier (C) Australia Inc assist 20 clients with severe and multiple disabilities who require assistance with carrying out personal care tasks in day services and respite camps.
Special Olympics South Employ a part time volunteer coordinator to develop materials and conduct recruitment to expand the $7,000 Statewide Australia Inc volunteer program for intellectually disabled competitors at National Games in April 2010 and to achieve a sustainable volunteer program.
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St Pauls Lutheran Church Contribute to shed and flooring to construct extra storage space for the op-shop, adjacent to the $800 Alexandrina (DC) Mclaren Vale existing shed at Aldersey St, McLaren Vale to enhance 385 welfare services provided per year Onkaparinga (C) including emergency relief, referral and support services. 85% families.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase a 7x4 trailer with canopy and cage for use by the Salisbury Conference to help with relief $2,100 Salisbury (C) (SA) Inc efforts to assist volunteers to safely and effectively transport furniture and other household items in a timely manner, deliver food parcels and hampers at Christmas, and remove rubbish from back yards servicing 60 families per month.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase storage shelves for the Ladies Sewing Conference at Hindmarsh to support 11 volunteers to $1,120 Statewide (SA) Inc make clothing and blankets for distribution to 1,000 people in need. (75% families).
St Vincent de Paul Society Fund the purchase and installation of reverse cycle air conditioning at the Brighton Family Centre to $2,710 Holdfast Bay (C) (SA) Inc increase opening hours during hot weather, where 40 volunteers sort, price and process donated second hand clothing and household goods which are provided at no cost to 960 people per month that are in need or sold at affordable prices.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase, paint and install 3 wall mounted drop down tables to be erected in a narrow room at the $1,150 Whyalla (C) (SA) Inc Whyalla Conference to enable 44 volunteers to make up food hampers and parcels of household items including bedding, manchester and crockery for more than 600 people per year.
St Vincent de Paul Society Install evaporative air conditioning at the Hawthorn Family Centre to extend store opening hours in hot $3,600 Mitcham (C) (SA) Inc weather and to enhance working area of 75 volunteers who sort, price and process donated second hand clothing and household goods which are provided at no cost to 1,680 people per month in need or sold at affordable prices.
St Vincent de Paul Society Fund the purchase and installation of reverse cycle air conditioning at the Christies Beach Family $2,710 Onkaparinga (C) (SA) Inc Centre to extend the opening hours during hot weather and enhance the working area where 25 volunteers sort, price and process donated second hand clothing and household goods which are provided at no costr or affordable prices to 600 people per month.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase laptop computer and printer for the Millicent Conference to provide better record keeping $1,400 Mount Gambier (C) (SA) Inc and improve services and support to 600 economically disadvantaged people by providing emergency food and assistance, medical assistance, budget counselling, referrals to services and emergency accommodation.
St Vincent de Paul Society Fund a contribution to a $73,000 project for a Toyota Hiace Commuter Bus for "Fred's Van - Street $40,000 Adelaide (C) (SA) Inc Community Outreach" to provide (1) free hot meals, take home food, hot and cold drinks, blankets, Onkaparinga (C) sleeping bags, beanies, gloves and scarfs, and (2) companionship - to assist 800 homeless and Port Adelaide Enfield (C) vulnerable people living in poverty in metropolitan Adelaide and CBD.
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St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase a 40 foot shipping container for storing donated furniture located at Kadina, to assist 30 $4,750 Yorke Peninsula (DC) (SA) Inc volunteers that service 240 disadvantaged people in poverty per year in the Kadina and Wallaroo district.
Sudanese Community Purchase equipment to establish an office accessed by 120 low income Sudanese refugees and $9,990 Whole Metropolitan Association of Australia (SA migrants and to support a case worker including referral and job search assistance. Branch)
Teddy Love Club Inc Print and distribute 500 Teddy Love Club Resource packs provided to bereaved parents, families and $5,090 Statewide friends with quick and easy access to comprehensive bereavement support resources to aid in individual grief recovery and support healing.
The Asthma Foundation of Contribute part funding for new IT server hardware to enable staff and volunteers to upload data, $3,000 Statewide South Australia Inc share files and reliably and securely provide (1) asthma management information and advice to assist in the self management of asthma (2) emergency management information for people struggling to breath. 4,800 calls per year.
The Gold Foundation Part fund furniture, equipment and establishment costs for Asperger House at Belair to equip the $10,000 Statewide facility for health and education referrals, social skills programs and to disseminate specialist information to the 2,000 individuals with a diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome.
The Hall Purchase 5 steel storage cabinets to upgrade facilities within The Hall at Mannum to provide storage $1,360 Mid Murray (DC) for arts and crafts, equipment and gardening materials and support drop in activities accessed by 55 Murray Bridge (RC) low income mental health consumers per week.
The Murray Bridge Purchase 100 outdoor chairs, 20 outdoor tables and a barrel chair trolley to equip and support over $4,640 Murray Bridge (RC) Agricultural and Horticultural 4,000 local people and 20 low cost community events and programs held at the Murray Bridge Society Inc. Showgrounds annually including the MB Show, MB Rodeo, All Breeds Horse Show, monthly community market days, the Historical Society, Poultry and Pigeon Club, festivals, training programs, driver education, photography and philatelic clubs.
The Nuer Community Engage youth leadership specialists to collaborate and develop initiatives involving meetings and $7,000 Whole Metropolitan Association Of Sa Inc targeted events to empower 2000 refugee youth from African countries to build relationships and overcome isolation.
The Paddocks Centre Purchase 140 new chairs to enhance equipment of the centre located at Para Hills West to be $4,080 Salisbury (C) Incorporated available to 200 people per week from community groups, private hirers and program participants involved in a range of cultural, social, educational activities.
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The Paraplegic & Contribute part costs toward hot water services and air conditioning towards construction of 5 $15,000 Grant (DC) Quadriplegic Association of wheelchair accessible homes in Mount Gambier ($1.4m development) for 20 people with spinal cord Mount Gambier (C) South Australia Incorporated injuries per year who lack appropriate accommodation to return to their region from rehabilitation in Wattle Range (DC) Adelaide.
The Pines Community Child Purchase and install shade sails to provide a safe outdoor play area accessed by 240 families with $6,500 Salisbury (C) Care Centre Inc children at the child care centre located at Hemming Street, Parafield Gardens. 40% multicultural.
The Pines Community Child Purchase outdoor children's toys for child care centre located at Hemming Street, Parafield Gardens $4,500 Salisbury (C) Care Centre Inc used by 240 families with children per week.
The Ranch Incorporated Contribute to bitumen costs to upgrade the external areas of the community building as part of a total $20,720 Onkaparinga (C) project valued at $70,720 to provide access to the facility at Kalitz Court, Noarlunga Downs to increase use of community services including crisis accommodation, job and life skill development, counselling, recreation and self help programs assisting homeless people.
The Salvation Army (South Convert an existing space into 3 offices and reception/waiting area as a contribution to a $32,300 $15,000 Mid Murray (DC) Australian) Property Trust building upgrade at Murray Bridge Community Support Service, to provide (1) increased services of Mount Barker (DC) emergency relief, strength-based case management, financial counselling, a social hub, and (2) a Murray Bridge (RC) client centred reception and waiting area with tea/coffee facilities and child friendly resources used by Southern Mallee (DC) 1000 marginalised people per year.
The Salvation Army (South Produce a DVD made in English and multiple indigenous languages to educate 250 Aboriginal $23,500 Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) Australian) Property Trust families who are relocating over the next 5 years from the APY Lands to urban living to address Port Augusta (C) tenancy matters and home keeping skills required to maintain a sustainable tenancy and healthy Port Pirie City and Dists (M) lifestyle. Whyalla (C)
The Seaford Ecumenical Contribute to the purchase of kitchen equipment to enhance the affordable meal programs for 200 $7,000 Onkaparinga (C) Mission Inc community members per week including low income families accessing Tuesday Night Community Dinners and the Town Square Café to help build friendships, reduce isolation and encourage volunteering.
The Synod of the Diocese of Install an entrance ramp and upgrade toilets to the church community hall at Port Adelaide to provide $26,450 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Adelaide of Anglican Church disability access for six regular community groups comprising Tira Appendi Aboriginal group, of Aust Inc Aboriginal Elders, youth discos, calisthenics, Tai Chi and Op shop with 10,300 attendances annually.
The Trustee for Point Pearce Fund IT equipment, salary and program costs for 12 months in 2010 to (1) further develop the weekly $14,110 Yorke Peninsula (DC) Aboriginal Corporation Aboriginal women's sewing, craft and catering groups at Point Pearce for 30 participants conducted in partnership with the Aboriginal Community Enhancement Program (Aboriginal Health Division) and (2) provide a train the trainer program to develop leaders and a self sufficient initiative from 2011.
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Time for Kids Incorporated Develop and provide culturally appropriate and respectful training, services and support for 'Time for $25,500 Statewide Kids' volunteers and staff who are providing respite options for 20 Aboriginal children, 80 families and 40 carers.
Transformations (community) Employ Project Manager, course facilitator and volunteers and 3 course instructors to deliver 8 x 8 $38,000 Adelaide Hills (DC) Inc week Parenting By Connection courses, skill building groups, play days, individual support and talks Onkaparinga (C) assisting 270 families in the Onkaparinga area throughout 2010.
Tumby Bay Community Purchase and erect a safety fence at the Ungarra Play Centre, providing a playgroup and child care, $6,200 Tumby Bay (DC) Development Board Inc to screen off from unsuitable play equipment for older children and the road, for 40 pre school children to ensure a safe and secure environment.
Ucount Support Services Inc Fund 4 community garden plots as part of a $10,000 project to establish an environmentally friendly $3,640 Onkaparinga (C) community garden at Sunnymeade Drive, Aberfoyle Park to provide education, fresh produce and support for 60 isolated and disadvantaged people to improve health and well being.
UnitingCare Wesley Adelaide Fund materials to enable residents of the Kuitpo Community residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation $4,400 Alexandrina (DC) Incorporated facility to design, construct and care for a meditation garden and display other projects as part of their rehabilitation.
UnitingCare Wesley Port Pirie Employ a Project Officer for 40 weeks with specialised knowledge of Aboriginal Community $31,990 Unincorporated SA Incorporated Development, legal matters and financial literacy, to work with the community to develop (1) the Dunjiba/ Oodnadatta Women's Shed for 80 Aboriginal women to be used as a resource centre, social hub, programs and a self sustaining social enterprise selling locally produced art (2) a sustainable management structure.
Victor Harbor Child Care Contribute part funding to a $146,000 project to build a community facility to provide a family/service $35,000 Alexandrina (DC) Centre Inc provider space on the existing child care centre site for use by child service providers to deliver Victor Harbor (DC) parenting courses, supported playgroups, early intervention and training in early childhood to 150 families per week.
Volunteering SA & NT Employ a part time project officer for 12 months and purchase training resources to develop and $39,520 Statewide Incorporated implement Governance Information Sessions and other Governance strategies to target 20 specific at risk not for profit (NFP) community organisations as identified by key stakeholders.
Wakakirri Story-Dance Fund 6 community mentors, community BBQ and film making equipment to provide the 3 Aboriginal $12,100 Ceduna (DC) Association Incorporated communities of Yalata, Ceduna and Kooniba with a community driven Wakakirri Outback arts program and an opportunity to increase self-esteem, youth leadership and engagement in Aboriginal culture for 260 young rural and remote Aboriginal people.
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Welfare Rights Centre SA Inc Employ a part time worker to contribute to a $34,650 project to establish a partnership between the $24,650 Whole Rural pro bono legal service of the Housing Legal Clinic and country towns community organisations to expand community networks and provide free face to face legal services via webcam, improving quality of life and reducing homelessness for 200 vulnerable rural residents.
West Coast Youth Services Employ a part time project worker for 12 months to develop & deliver a youth mentoring program $21,840 Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) Incorporated increasing participant's assertiveness, decision making and problem solving skills to maintain the Port Lincoln (C) 'Youthoria' cinema café project as a business venture run by 100 youth volunteers to enable more youth projects in Southern Eyre Peninsula.
Women's Community Centre Fund a contribution for facilitators to train volunteers in the delivery of programs and to deliver 2x10 $15,000 Statewide (SA) Incorporated week programs to 1650 socially isolated people comprising 12 activities per week consisting of life management skills; education, training & employment; parenting & family functioning; health & lifestyle; improved wellbeing & social networks; recreation & entertainment.
World Youth International Part fund a $91,500 project to establish and implement an innovative Future Leaders Program for 10 $11,500 Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) (Aust) Ltd young urban Aboriginal people and team leaders in partnership with Tauondi College and corporate Charles Sturt (C) sponsors comprising (1) 2 week live in placement in an isolated Aboriginal community in July 2010 (2) Port Adelaide Enfield (C) 5 week live in placement in West Kenya in Jan-Feb 2011 (3) 4 day live in leadership program in July 2011 (4) access WYI's life coaching.
Yalata Community Inc Purchase 2 industrial washing machines to complement and support the home makers program $4,400 Unincorporated SA delivered by the Community Housing and Infrastructure Program (CHIP) to provide a better cleaning facility to 45 Aboriginal households and the entire Yalata community.
Yawarra Childrens Services Upgrade outdoor play area at Yawarra Children's Services, Kesters Road, Para Hills West by $3,750 Gawler (M) Inc installing a safety rubber surface and artificial grass to improve children's safety and play for 90 Salisbury (C) disadvantaged families with children. Tea Tree Gully (C)
Yawarra Childrens Services Contribute part funding towards the replacement of kitchen and nappy change area bench tops used $5,210 Playford (C) Inc by 80 families per week at the Children's Centre, South Terrace, Pooraka. Salisbury (C)
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Adelaide Campus Life Youth Contribute funds to an $11,050 project to purchase wetsuits and surfboards to deliver a weekly surf $5,750 Marion (C) Guidance Inc. program at South Port and Southern beaches to 208 at risk Aboriginal and Sudanese secondary Mitcham (C) students to develop new skills, reduce social isolation and build confidence. Onkaparinga (C)
Adelaide Hills Council Contribute funds to a $35,000 project to complete the development of the community shed at Albert $9,550 Adelaide Hills (DC) Street Gumeracha to provide self development activities through wood, metal and handyman programs. The shed is used by 100 people each week, encouraging greater community participation and complements training, health, recreation, computer, school holiday, carer wellness, op shop, welfare and volunteer programs.
African Communities Council Contribute to a $3,000 project to deliver weekly homework sessions and active living workshops $2,000 Charles Sturt (C) of SA Inc. including sewing classes to 200 sole mothers and their families from Somali over a 6 month period to develop practical living skills, increase access to training and information, and reduce social disadvantage.
African Women's Federation Fund Project Officer to deliver 3 sets of workshops on 'Life Skills Development', 'Parenting Program', $16,510 Whole Metropolitan of SA and 'English Learning Program' between August 2010 and June 2011 for 100 recently arrived African refugee women at ARA in Underdale to develop life management skills, facilitate self development, improve family functioning and address resettlement issues.
AIDS Council of SA Inc Contribute funds to a $6,500 project for instructors and program costs to conduct both art and writing $5,000 Whole Metropolitan workshops for 20 people who have drug use problems, to improve self esteem and social skills, and publish written work in a magazine format and show artwork in an exhibition (3 x fortnightly workshops each over 6 weeks).
Airdale Primary School Purchase computer, home entertainment equipment and furniture for the Airdale Kids Club to provide $2,780 Port Pirie City and Dists (M) Council a package of educational, developmental and recreational activities for 25 children each day attending out of school care in Port Pirie and districts.
Al Zahra Association Provide seed funding to establish an office, to progress and deliver ongoing services to 400 Afghani $1,450 Charles Sturt (C) Incorporated and Middle Eastern families at The Parks Community Centre, Cowan Street. Port Adelaide Enfield (C) West Torrens (C)
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Anglicare SA Incorporated Purchase Band Saw and Machinery Safety Guards to provide a safe work and training venue at South $2,450 Marion (C) Road, St Marys for 50 volunteers and disability groups meeting standards set by Work Safe SA and Mitcham (C) the OH&S committee, increasing community participation and developing life management skills.
Arthritis Foundation of South Purchase equipment to establish a bookshop at Richmond Road Marleston, supported by 30 $10,000 Statewide Australia Inc volunteers to sell donated books to 5,000 community people from low socio-economic backgrounds, to support monthly activities including tai chi, moving towards wellness, telephone advice, support groups, resources, website info, volunteer program & juvenile program.
Australian Huntingtons Contribution to a $42,000 project to purchase a replacement vehicle to transport 44 disadvantaged $30,000 Statewide Disease Assn (SA & NT) Inc people (50% rural and remote) affected by Huntington's disease and who are not permitted to hold a Driver's Licence, to reduce social disadvantage and increase community participation through information sessions, education and seminars, Carer meetings, Day Options and Respite programs.
Australian Refugee Employ a full time Project worker for six weeks for data entry and employ a Consultant to develop a $10,000 Whole Metropolitan Association Incorporated central streamlined database of 15 separate services delivered by 40 staff, providing case management for 4,000 multicultural people across metropolitan region to improve administrative efficiency and strengthen case management.
Australian Refugee Purchase 2 laptop computers, projector and multifunctional printer for 5 volunteers to enhance $3,860 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Association Incorporated program information, deliver workshops and seminars on Australian culture including health, Salisbury (C) Burmese Chin Falam Community education, welfare and legal systems to 70 Burmese Chin Falam people from Port Adelaide Enfield Of South Australia and Salisbury areas.
Autism Association of South Purchase 4 specialised pin boards to be used with visual cards to enhance communication between $4,620 Statewide Australia Incorporated children and staff; and establish a loan pool of sleeping and toilet training packages for short term use for parents and 640 children per year with Autism Spectrum Disorder to improve parenting skills and strengthen family support networks.
Baptist Care (SA) Convert existing shed at Eden Hills into safe workspace with cement flooring, secure storage and $6,040 Marion (C) Incorporated shelving, and purchase equipment to deliver 'X-Streams Hard Arts' project including Art Therapy to Mitcham (C) improve quality of life and community participation through painting, drawing and poetry, gardening, woodwork, screen printing and clay art to 110 young people aged 14 to 18 years.
Baptist Care (SA) Replace worn out outdoor equipment and provide new equipment to deliver off-site adventure based $9,300 Whole Metropolitan Incorporated therapeutic interventions including paddling activities for 150 disadvantaged young people aged 13 to 24 years over 15 camps per year at Port River, Onkaparinga River, Encounter Lakes and Mylor campsite to improve self-esteem and develop life management skills including communication and social skills, goal setting, teamwork and cooperation.
Barkuma Incorporated Purchase 6 Scissor Lifts to enable 80 supported employees with disabilities to complete more tasks $2,610 Campbelltown (C) safely and independently creating greater worker flexibility and satisfaction levels. Playford (C)
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Barkuma Incorporated Purchase anti fatigue matting to alleviate potential pain in legs, ankles and lower backs for 150 $2,980 Campbelltown (C) supported employees with disabilities who work in commercial operation sites to promote a healthier Playford (C) and safer work environment.
Barmera District War Purchase hand tools, small machines and equipment for the Men's Shed in Barmera to provide 5 $5,000 Berri and Barmera (DC) Memorial Community Centre volunteers and 20 rural and remote people from Berri and Barmera a supportive, stimulating and Inc encouraging facility to engage in mutually supportive activities through training including reconditioning & modifying household furniture for donation to people with a disability.
Beach Road Artworks Inc. Contribute funds to a $15,300 project to fund two part time Art Workers and program costs for weekly $8,700 Onkaparinga (C) workshops over 6 months in an inclusive supportive studio environment for 20 disadvantaged young people in the southern region to build their skills, knowledge and confidence to increase community involvement.
Bedford Industries Contribute funds to a $38,000 project to fund a driving instructor to deliver driver training for 10 people $18,000 Statewide Incorporated with disabilities or disadvantage who are members of Bedford lliving across three country regions, reducing social isolation and increasing community participation opportunities.
Bhutanese Association in Purchase BBQ and kitchen utensils for premises at Wellington St, Klemzig, to cater to the cultural $1,800 Whole Metropolitan South Australia Incorporated needs of the Bhutanese community for celebrations, workshops and consultations, by continuing to advance through sharing food as a cultural tradition.
Blue Light SA Inc Contribute towards a $37,800 project to purchase equipment to establish an ongoing program $28,000 Playford (C) engaging 160 young people in skill development activities, culminating in 3 day camps at Iron Knob or Salisbury (C) Rendelsham to reduce future contact with the justice system.
Blue Light SA Inc Purchase a mobile activity centre trailer and activity equipment to support the trailers operation to $6,520 Adelaide (C) provide an outreach service to deliver education on crime prevention initiatives to 2,000 'at risk' and Campbelltown (C) 'disadvantaged' youth under 19 years through Blue Light Discos, Living Skills programs, Skate Parks, Charles Sturt (C) Schoolies and youth hotspot locations throughout South Australia . Trailer will be housed at Holden Gawler (M) Hill Police station. Mallala (DC) Norwood Payneham St Peters (C) Playford (C) Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Prospect (C) Salisbury (C) Tea Tree Gully (C) Walkerville (M) West Torrens (C)
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Boandik Lodge Incorporated Contribute to a $100,000 project in partnership with ORS & OFTA to purchase a trailer to transport 4 $5,650 Grant (DC) tricycles, 2 tandem bikes and 4 bicycles, across the Limestone Coast over a 3 year period to enable Kingston (DC) more than 1,600 senior citizens who are isolated and inactive to participate in a weekly low impact Mount Gambier (C) physical indoor cycle circuit 'reCYCLING'. Naracoorte and Lucindale (DC) Robe (DC) Tatiara (DC) Wattle Range (DC)
Cancer Care Centre Inc Employ a fundraising coordinator for 26 weeks to develop and establish an ongoing donations $21,380 Statewide program for the funding of complementary care for 1,250 (35% Aboriginal) Cancer Care Centre and Aboriginal Women's Cancer Survivor group members.
Catherine House Incorporated Contribute to the final stage of an 11 month partnership project with Uni SA, Helpmann Academy and $5,000 Whole Metropolitan Arts SA, to support the Curatorial activity for the 'chART - Arts for Social Change' project to facilitate self-development, between 4 professional artists and 50 women suffering mental health issues and reside in supported accommodation, culminating in a public exhibition at the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery on 14/10 to 22/10/2010.
Catholic Church Endowment Fund therapeutic and recreational activities during school holidays over 12 months for 120 girls aged $5,470 Playford (C) Society Incorporated through 12-18 in the Salisbury region to reduce social isolation and increase learning and coping mechanisms. Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Centacare Catholic Family Salisbury (C) Services Tea Tree Gully (C)
Child and Family Welfare Contribute funds to a $12,600 project to fund a project officer to develop a website for CAFWA to $9,600 Statewide Association of SA provide (1) a comprehensive on-line directory of child and family support and intervention services (2) Incorporated (CAFWA SA) an online resource of research and practice information in relation to child and family development for use by 1,000 young people at risk and families with complex needs to improve health, wellbeing and family functioning.
Child and Family Welfare Contribute funds to a $21,600 project for training for 20 volunteers involved in family support, foster $6,600 Statewide Association of SA care and respite and purchase of data projector and screen to develop their skills and knowledge of Incorporated (CAFWA SA) family support and child development issues and improve their skills and capacities to assist children and families with high and complex needs.
Christie Downs Community Contribute funds to a $17,670 project to construct a basketball/handball court to provide a safe $17,420 Onkaparinga (C) House outdoor activity area for 130 disadvantaged primary school aged children per week attending the 'Participate and Learn Skills' (PALS) program over 5 breakfast and 2 after school sessions on Flaxmill and Morton Roads, Christie Downs. Physical activities improve health and wellbeing whilst building confidence and self esteem through life skills.
Churches of Christ in South Contribute funds to a $13,500 project to upgrade the kitchen at the Redcliff campsite by replacing $8,000 Adelaide (C) Australia & Northern Territory ceiling and upgrading kitchen work area to create a safer and more enjoyable environment for Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) Inc volunteers and 971 disadvantaged users per year from Tumby Bay Quilters, Men's Camp, Youth Port Lincoln (C) Camp, Women's Camp and Local family groups. Tumby Bay (DC) Whyalla (C)
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Churches of Christ in South Contribute to a $15,000 project to purchase six computers, printer and data projector to upgrade $5,000 Charles Sturt (C) Australia & Northern Territory existing second hand computers for delivery of IT classes to mature people and assist a twice weekly West Torrens (C) Inc after school homework club for 16 Sudanese girls providing training, increasing knowledge and improving confidence.
City of Salisbury Provide 120 families with babies or young children, with resources to participate in a group activity for $9,570 Salisbury (C) one hour per week over five weeks, to develop practical ways to integrate books, language development activities, singing and rhymes into their everyday family life, and understand the importance of providing an environment rich in stimuli to encourage brain development in the early years to improve children's literacy skills.
Clarence Park Community Contribute to an $85,000 energy efficient air-conditioning project for 68,950 contacts per year that use $20,000 Marion (C) Centre the centre hall for life skills programs, non-acredited training sessions and healthy living programs that Mitcham (C) reduce social isolation and build community networks. Unley (C) West Torrens (C)
Community Centres SA Contribute to a $251,000 project to develop the CANH Learning Centre by purchasing a Panasonic $4,230 Statewide Incorporated Panaboard, stand and pull down screen to facilitate development and expansion of knowledge of 840 paid staff and volunteers and their understanding of the principles that underpin all aspects of their work in the community centre environment.
Community Centres SA Contribute to a $253,000 project by purchasing 6 light weight trestle tables and 40 chairs as part of the $6,300 Statewide Incorporated development of the CANH Learning Centre that provides a comprehensive ongoing training centre to 840 paid staff and volunteers from the community development sector across SA.
Community Centres SA Contribute to a $248,000 development project to equip the CANH Learning Centre by purchasing a $950 Statewide Incorporated frost free refrigerator to provide safe storage for food items required for 840 paid staff and volunteers from community organisations whilst attending fortnightly training sessions and regional meetings.
Community Partnerships @ Contribute towards a $43,000 ICT infrastructure upgrade funding a server, multi function printer, data $14,500 Alexandrina (DC) Work Inc projector, screen and seven laptops to support 950 services provided to disadvantaged and Marion (C) disengaged young people per year from Strathalbyn, Victor Harbor and Kangaroo Island through Onkaparinga (C) re-engage case management services as well as short courses, counselling, employment support and Victor Harbor (DC) alternative learning programs.
Community Services Board Contribute towards a $16,560 project for 460 disadvantaged vacation care children in the $4,200 Onkaparinga (C) Onkaparinga City Onkaparinga area to attend one live theatre and orchestra performance of 'High School Musical - On Incorporated Stage' performed by 100 local performers, providing the children with a cultural appreciation and self In Step Productions belief in artistic pursuits and increasing community participation.
Corporation of the City of Port Purchase materials and construct a welding bay within the men's shed at Port Augusta to be used four $6,180 Port Augusta (C) Augusta times each week to enable 45 retired men who are Vietnam veterans to safely carry out welding and woodwork projects increasing self esteem and improving social networks.
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Cummins & District Extend paving along southern wall to provide efficient stormwater disposal, improve access and $7,000 Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) Enterprise Committee provide safe and even surface to entry of Cummins Community Hall used by 180 rural community members including elderly and disabled groups who attend exercise classes and hobby groups to meet physical and social needs.
District Council of Ceduna Purchase a 5 metre movie Smartscreen to use for outdoor movie entertainment in outback Aboriginal $10,000 Ceduna (DC) communities for 1,800 rural and remote young people to enjoy activities including Blue Light Discos and showcasing other youth activities to improve well being, self reliance and community leadership whilst addressing cultural issues of domestic violence and drug and alcohol abuse.
District Council of Coober Contribute to a $48,000 project to build a 'Youth and Recreation Shed' at the Skate Park in Coober $40,000 Coober Pedy (DC) Pedy Pedy including concreting and insulation, to promote the participation of 150 young people in the community and encourage and build a sense of belonging with emphasis on dignity, individuality, social justice whilst overcoming cultural and social barriers.
Dunjiba Community Council Repair the roof, front deck and install an outdoor shower at the Cyrus Youth Centre accessed by 30 $17,340 Unincorporated SA Incorporated disadvantaged Aboriginal people who experience isolation, disconnection and lack access to programs to address social issues and to support youth programs run from the centre.
Edmund Rice Camps SA Inc Purchase a freezer, printer and install security system to assist in the planning and implementing of $5,500 Adelaide (C) Edmund Rice camps for 300 children, young people and volunteers (40% with disabilities) from low West Torrens (C) socio economic families. Camps empower young people by boosting self esteem and confidence.
Elliston Community Contribute to stage 2 of the Elliston Community Hall project by upgrading the kitchen to comply with $26,830 Elliston (DC) Information Centre current health standards and tile the floor of the front foyer used to support 430 rural and remote Incorporated farming community members attending community meetings and social functions, and increase revenue through weddings, funerals and community events.
Epilepsy Association of South Contribute funds to provide a 3 day/2 night family camp at Adelaide Shores involving fun activities, $10,500 Statewide Australia and The Northern education, group therapy and networking opportunities for 100 people from disadvantaged families Territory Inc where one or more has chronic epilepsy to improve self esteem, peer relationships and provide respite for parents and carers.
ETSA Port Augusta Bowling Contribute to a $30,000 project by purchasing kitchen equipment and contributing funds to kitchen $3,500 Port Augusta (C) Club Inc benchtops and cupboards for improve 26,460 services per year for people who suffer from social isolation including local indigenous and disability groups, to improve community facility, increase opportunity for social interaction and provide more meals to a greater number of community groups.
Eudunda Business & Tourism Paint interior of Hall to enhance the facility for community events and purchase audio equipment to $20,000 Goyder (DC) Association Incorporated improve communications at community meetings, school concerts, seminars & conferences, family functions, and film nights for educational and recreational entertainment for 1,310 people from an agricultural, rural and remote region who are socially isolated, have limited employment opportunities and lack public transport.
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Gawler Neighbourhood House Contribute to a $20,550 lifestyle and leisure program to employ a coordinator for 10hrs per week for $10,000 Barossa (DC) Inc one year to deliver programs including recreational activities, gardening, art constructions, and Gawler (M) excursions to significant learning places for 60 adults with mental and physical disabilities to reduce Light (DC) social isolation, improve support networks and increase community involvement. Mallala (DC) Playford (C) Wakefield (DC)
Global Care Australia Purchase a laptop to enhance the 'XCEL literacy program' by improving literacy and comprehension of $1,300 Salisbury (C) 45 youth at the Salisbury Youth Centre over a one year period.
Halifax Street Children's Contribute funds towards a $10,000 project to establish a community garden at St Andrew's Hospital $5,000 Adelaide (C) Centre And Pre-School Inc involving 200 families with children from the Halifax Street Children's Centre, The Herb Society and Secateurs Garden Club. Garden will increase wellbeing of disadvantaged children and families, reduce social isolation and increase knowledge for children, families and volunteers of sustainable gardening practices.
Hellenic Macedonian Cultural Fund kitchen upgrade and purchase air-conditioning and trolleys to provide a safer and more $6,300 West Torrens (C) Centre of SA accessible community venue for ongoing positive ageing activities for 10 volunteers and 2,920 community members over a year who participate in recreational activities, socialisation, lunches, and cultural displays, and provide information and networking opportunities to enhance quality of life and reduce social isolation.
Hungarian Cultural Welfare Supply and install Hills Security System and six months monitoring fees to provide a secure clubroom $1,710 Whole Metropolitan Club Inc for 6 volunteers and 75 multicultural men and women, (28% with a disability), attending library, dances, excursions, art & craft program, and meals program to increase social interaction and build self esteem.
Hutt Street Centre Contribute funds to employ a Project Officer and resources to coordinate and develop a City Seniors $5,000 Whole Metropolitan Group to provide recreational, self development and self help initiatives to 40 seniors per month who have a history of homelessness improving communications, social skills and independent living skills.
Il Nido Paradise Community Provide funds to deliver a weekly interactive parenting program 'You Make the Difference' facilitated in $10,000 Campbelltown (C) Child Care Centre Inc partnership with Gilles Plains Primary Health Care Service, from July to December 2010 for 50 newly Charles Sturt (C) arrived African mothers and their children to develop language, social and literacy skills whilst creating Norwood Payneham St Peters (C) positive parent-child interactions. Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Salisbury (C) Tea Tree Gully (C)
Indian Sikh Society Renmark Contribution to a larger project to upgrade "The Shed" that requires interior cladding and kitchen $25,000 Adelaide (C) Inc. facilities upgrade to assist 150 families and children per week in cooking programs, support groups, Berri and Barmera (DC) sporting events, functions, health and craft sessions and learning and development programs. Loxton Waikerie (DC) Renmark Paringa (DC)
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Invicta Services Limited Purchase 15 trolley tables to improve workplace and better productivity for 75 supported employees $8,400 Norwood Payneham St Peters (C) Trading as Hands on SA (with a disability) to collate and assemble a variety of goods at the Kent Town facility.
Irish Australian Association Contribute part funding to a $10,400 project to upgrade chairs and tables to meet safety requirements, $6,000 Statewide Inc., The in upstairs function room to enhance capacity to provide free or low cost educational and recreational services to 12 volunteers and 1,560 multicultural members and community groups.
Italian Home Delivered Meals Purchase kitchen equipment to upgrade existing kitchen facilities for 130 volunteers to provide better $24,360 Whole Metropolitan & Services Incorporated meal preparation and efficient delivery of 2,300 meals per month to 150 clients who are frail, aged or have a disability, reducing work load for staff and volunteers, whilst improving social networks and expanding community service.
Julia Farr Association Contribute to a $28,000 partnership project to fund the development of a mentorship initiative through $9,000 Whole Metropolitan volunteering for 15 mentors aged 16 to 39 years and 45 mentees aged 11 to 16 years living with a disability, building and strengthening local communities, improving social networks and increasing community participation.
Kadina Assembly of God Fund a contribution to a $45,750 partnership project with Ian Potter Foundation and Premiers $18,720 Copper Coast (DC) Incorporated Community Initiative, to purchase & install playground equipment to expand current community services for 4,520 people per year from a rural and drought affected region, increasing family recreation and entertainment.
Kalparrin Community Construct a fence with safety gates around the perimeter of the playground and purchase play $16,400 Murray Bridge (RC) Incorporated equipment to provide opportunities for unstructured physical exercise, play activities and promote better physical and mental health for 130 Aboriginal clients and their school aged children whilst attending Glenora Hostel.
Karoonda Development Contribute funds to purchase program equipment to provide monthly activities including home work $5,000 Karoonda East Murray (DC) Group Inc nights, self esteem workshops, job search evenings and social functions for 50 young people from low income families on farms, through the Youth Drop In Centre at Karoonda to improve services, increase social interaction and develop life management skills.
Kilburn Blair Athol Contribute funds to a $16,040 program by employing a project officer and support worker to develop $11,040 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Community Action Group an early intervention model to reduce participation in criminal activity and build positive relationships Incorporated for 40 disadvantaged young people aged 5 to 12 years each week, to strengthen family support, increase community participation and develop life management skills.
Kura Yerlo Council Inc Conduct an intensive support program for 8 Aboriginal women on low incomes and dependent on $12,380 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) welfare, over 7 weeks providing support through in-class sessions, online forums, telephone and email access to facilitator, mentoring/counselling and monthly group catch-ups focussing on housing, literacy, employment, to reduce social disadvantage, develop life management skills and improve mutual support and self-help initiatives.
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Labs 'n Life Incorporated Purchase a second hand ambulance with air-conditioning to support the delivery of the dog training $14,000 Statewide program for 100 young people to participate through 20 schools over 18 months as part of an accredited SACE option for young people at risk, improving agency infrastructure to continue programs and increase efficiency whilst reducing social isolation and developing self control.
Life Community Care Contribute to a $34,000 partnership project to conduct a 4 day 'SCOPE kids camp' to Wellington for $20,000 Adelaide (C) Incorporated 115 economically disadvantaged and multicultural children aged 8 to 14 years from Salisbury, Charles Sturt (C) Elizabeth and Croydon regions to increase access and participation in community activities, improve Norwood Payneham St Peters (C) life management skills and family functioning. Playford (C) Tea Tree Gully (C)
Lochiel Progress Association Contribute to a $37,130 project to construct a multi purpose room at the Lochiel Hall used by 300 rural $10,000 Barunga West (DC) Inc and remote community members including local sporting clubs, church and service groups for Wakefield (DC) funerals, weddings, special occasions, town meetings, polling booth, and fitness classes to build and strengthen local communities.
Lutheran Community Care Employ a part time Program Coordinator and fund program expenses to recruit and train 30 volunteer $33,500 Barossa (DC) mentors to provide a mentoring service to 75 young people at risk from the Barossa, to enhance social inclusion and increase community connectedness.
Magill RSL Sub Branch Inc Contribute to a $27,700 project to install a pergola supporting healthy lifestyle activities for 480 aged $20,700 Whole Metropolitan community members whilst expanding services and increasing community participation through sheltered outdoor premises.
Middle Eastern Communities Conduct cultural and sporting activities for 150 refugees and asylum seekers from Christmas Island, $5,000 Adelaide (C) Council of South Australia Inc and train 20 volunteers to support members in resettlement challenges, to meet physical and Marion (C) emotional needs and assist in building and strengthening local communities, improve social networks Playford (C) and increase community participation. Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Salisbury (C)
Midway Road Community Fund the replacement of storage cupboards and laundry equipment to upgrade the centre to meet $6,380 Playford (C) House Incorporated OHS & W standards, supporting daily advocacy, support and educational services for 5,600 people including children, achieving social inclusion and community participation.
Migrant Resources Centre of Fund a part-time bilingual coordinator for 48 weeks as a contribution to a $50,000 community $15,000 Karoonda East Murray (DC) SA Inc engagement project to develop life management skills workshops and cultural social engagement Mid Murray (DC) activities for 250 multicultural refugees in the Murraylands region. Murray Bridge (RC) Southern Mallee (DC)
Migrant Resources Centre of Fund a part-time coordinator for 48 weeks to provide weekly community engagement activities for 4 $19,940 Tatiara (DC) SA Inc volunteers and 200 multicultural refugees and migrants with information to build and strengthen their knowledge, improve social networks, well-being, quality of life and community participation.
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Migrant Resources Centre of Fund a contribution towards 4 community women's self-help groups through 12 workshops and 3 $6,000 Whole Metropolitan SA Inc community forums for 12 volunteers and 200 disadvantaged multicultural women as part of an Afghani, Bhutanese, Iraqi, Burmese $18,000 project to improve well-being, increase social participation and develop services. and Bhutanese Womens Groups
Migrant Resources Centre of Contribute towards qualified driving instructor services, volunteer overheads and a part time $18,000 Grant (DC) SA Inc Coordinator as part of a larger project for 200 Karen and other humanitarian settlers from Limestone Mount Gambier (C) Coast area to gain their licence and develop a new service utilising volunteers and qualified instructors to support ongoing employment or refugees.
Milang and District Provide lighting, fencing and paving to establish disability access parking and outdoor paths, creating $9,010 Alexandrina (DC) Community Association a safe secure and accessible adult learning centre for 175 people and 15 volunteers to engage in Incorporated community activities.
Motor Neurone Disease Enhance functioning and ongoing revenue raising capacity of organisation by employing a part time $38,560 Statewide Association SA Incorporated fundraiser as part of a $44,500 project to develop and implement 2 new fundraising activities: 1) 'Pro Art Awareness Project' aimed at raising awareness by engaging children to develop their creativity through art and 2) A duathlon event comprising bike riding and running, for 140 clients and 280 family members and carers.
Mount Gambier Jubilee Purchase 60 chairs for the community centre to replace existing chairs, to improve the centre's $3,200 Mount Gambier (C) Community Care Inc facilities, to increase opportunity for social interaction, classes and programs to disadvantaged individuals and families in the South East region (2200 rural contacts per year).
Mount Gambier Jubilee Purchase commercial freezers for the community centre to replace existing freezer, to improve the $4,920 Mount Gambier (C) Community Care Inc centre's facilities and ability to provide free sit down meals, emergency food parcels for 1,836 disadvantaged clients per year in the South East region.
Murray Mallee Aged Care Contribute funds to purchase a 12 seater vehicle for the aged care group in Murray Bridge to provide $15,000 Whole Rural Group Incorporated transport options for 167 elderly clients with disabilities of a HACC day activity program, reducing their social isolation and enhancing the services provided by the aged care group.
Muslim Womens Association Employ a Support Worker for 10 weeks, two child carers, Interpreters and associated costs to deliver $5,000 Adelaide (C) Of South Australia Inc a program to include cooking classes, family functioning sessions and information sessions with Charles Sturt (C) Guest speakers addressing mental, emotional, resettlement, trauma and torture issues for 20 Muslim Marion (C) women. Playford (C) Port Adelaide Enfield (C)
National Disability Services Purchase electronic whiteboard, digital notetaker, teleconference sound station and shredder to $4,460 Statewide Limited enhance the capability of the office to continue statewide delivery of initiatives such as companion card, training and professional development to all people with disabilities and their carers.
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Ngura Wiru Winkiku Contribute funds to purchase a vehicle to: 1) Enhance access to the centre's programs of education $40,000 Charles Sturt (C) Indigenous Corporation employment and health; 2) Provide transport for children to go to school; and 3) Support access to Port Adelaide Enfield (C) cultural preservation activities, events and paid artistic performances and exhibitions for 30 disadvantaged Aboriginal families from the AP lands living in Adelaide, averaging 30 trips per week to reduce social isolation and improve social networks.
Ninkowar Incorporated Contribute funds to a $9,650 project for the advertising, administration, website and venue costs for $4,000 Murray Bridge (RC) the inaugural 'Earth to Spirit Spring Fair' in Murray Bridge on 16th October 2010 for 500 disadvantaged community members, to increase community participation and build and strengthen the local community.
North East Christian Centre Fund a school holiday program during September 2010, to provide language rich activities and $7,700 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Inc excursions promoting social and life skill development, for 60 indigenous and/or multicultural school aged children, whilst building a supportive environment and providing a new service for children, families and the community.
Northern Area Community Contribute funds to a $9,570 project to upgrade playground equipment for the NACYS childcare $8,070 Playford (C) and Youth Services Inc centre at Davoren Park to improve community facilities and create a community building project for 75 disadvantaged families with children per week in the Playford region.
Nunga Mi:Minar Incorporated Purchase mattresses and lounges to replace unhygienic furniture for 200 Aboriginal women and $2,500 Statewide children in transitional care independent living accommodation in the six cluster homes at Nunga MiMinar, to reduce communicable diseases, improve wellbeing and confidence, and meet general and basic needs.
Nunga Mi:Minar Incorporated Fund facilitator, catering and program costs to establish an ongoing self esteem healthy lifestyle $9,200 Statewide workshop incorporating body and mind wellness, art, positive thinking and goal setting (through the Awakening Hearts and Healing Association) to complement case management for 20 disadvantaged Aboriginal women, to develop life management skills and facilitate self-development.
Nunyara Well Being Centre Fund program costs for 3 group programs over 12 months for 500 young people including $5,000 Whyalla (C) Incorporated development of personal and life skills, health, substance abuse and legal education, leadership and peer support programs, in partnership with Plaza Youth Centre and provide referrals to mainstream services including Families SA, Housing SA, SAPOL, Centacare, TAFE, and schools.
Offenders Aid and Contribute funding to a $30,500 project to employ a part time Project Worker to develop the $25,000 Whole Metropolitan Rehabilitation Services of SA 'Restorative Conferencing' project - having young offenders incarcerated in prison (30 per year) meet Incorporated with their victims, allowing offenders to confront the impact of their actions, to take responsibility for their actions and have an opportunity to repair the harm, to reduce reoffending and facilitate self-development.
Offenders Aid and Contribute funds to a $30,700 project to employ a part time Project Worker to coordinate the Second $24,900 Statewide Rehabilitation Services of SA Chance Employers Network (SCENE) - a network of employers helping disadvantaged people (180 Incorporated clients over 15 months) with a criminal history to seek employment opportunities. This is done by providing a system of support and referral between willing employers and ex-offenders, helping to reduce social isolation and facilitate self-development. 11 Sponsor/Applicant Organisation Project Summary Grant Regions
Ogaden Community Fund a weekly adult English language and life management skills support program over 40 weeks and $11,500 Charles Sturt (C) a weekly youth mentoring program to improve youth development, community participation, and Port Adelaide Enfield (C) parenting and leadership skills for 170 new arrival individuals from 25 families of the Somali Community.
Orana Incorporated Contribute funds to a $14,240 project to install a 'clean room' at the Murray Bridge Business Centre, $8,000 Murray Bridge (RC) allowing 38 employees with intellectual disabilities to have a suitable working environment, providing further employment and self-development opportunities.
Oromo Community Provide a 3 month intensive skills development program to improve community participation and life $2,650 Campbelltown (C) Association Of SA (Ocasa) management skills for 45 women within the Oromo Community, with activities including English Charles Sturt (C) Incorporated conversation, sewing, cooking, understanding Australian systems including Australian ways of caring Marion (C) and rearing children and maintaining safe, healthy and happy families, culminating in a community Port Adelaide Enfield (C) picnic at Victor Harbor for the whole family. Salisbury (C) West Torrens (C)
Panrhodian Society Colossus Fund a contribution to a larger project to upgrade a community facility and increase usability by $6,000 Charles Sturt (C) SA Incorp purchasing and installing a commercial grill, cooker and exhaust to a 25 year old kitchen facility in the Norwood Payneham St Peters (C) Panrhodian Community Hall that provides fortnightly senior lunches and other catering services to Port Adelaide Enfield (C) 6,400 members per year of all age groups. West Torrens (C)
Para Worklinks Inc Purchase tables and chairs to expand services and establish the Stop 78 Café, a sustainable social $9,000 Playford (C) enterprise complementing a new hospitality training and development program as part of a $246,000 commercial kitchen and function centre funded by the Australian Government and City of Playford.
Parkinsons South Australia Employ a part time Fundraising Officer over 18 months to implement a range of fundraising events & $35,000 Statewide Incorporated strategies including annual appeals, bequests, planned giving, memberships, Unity Walk, Corporate lunches, Golf days, & general donations to increase the organisations income streams to sustain operations including face to face & telephone counselling, helpline, support groups, library, information, training, book club, art therapy & come and try.
Pirie Community Radio Enhance the volunteer base and expand training delivery by purchasing and installing equipment in $4,750 Barunga West (DC) Broadcasters Inc 2nd studio to duplicate 'on air studio' to provide training to 50 volunteers for Community Radio Clare and Gilbert Valleys (DC) broadcasting and negotiate with TAFE and DECS to provide accredited training in Media Studies in Northern Areas (DC) Port Pirie. Orroroo/Carrieton (DC) Peterborough (DC) Port Augusta (C) Port Pirie City and Dists (M) Whyalla (C) Yorke Peninsula (DC)
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Port Augusta Youth Centre Employ a part time Project Officer and an Administrative Assistant for 12 months to liaise and $40,000 Port Augusta (C) Incorporated coordinate with other youth services and to increase and sustain the culturally appropriate recreational, social and educational programs of the Youth Centre for 3,500 services provided to disadvantaged Aboriginal youth through the local community, including after school, weekend and holiday activities.
Renmark Turkish Islamic Contribute towards the refurbishment of the community hall in Renmark by purchasing and installing a $30,000 Adelaide (C) Society of SA Inc (The) kitchen, concreting around perimeter of building, installing air conditioning and providing a contribution Murray Bridge (RC) towards kitchen equipment, electrical wiring and kitchen flooring as part funding of a larger project to Renmark Paringa (DC) enhance programs delivered to 480 multicultural families with children.
Safer Communities Australia Purchase 200 "Be Safe, Think Safe, Stay Safe" DVD's to assist 5,000 young people per year by $4,550 Statewide Inc providing a resource that will deliver safety information and messages via presentations by volunteers and Safety Ambassadors, to assist in developing life management skills and facilitate self-development.
Sammy D Foundation Contribute funds to a larger project to employ a part time Project Coordinator for 12 months to work $29,500 Campbelltown (C) Incorporated with volunteers and Families SA to provide victim impact, mentoring support and peer building to 110 Marion (C) Young People in Care of Families SA who are at high risk of engaging in criminal activity and are Mount Gambier (C) disengaged from the community, to facilitate self-development and reduce social disadvantage to Onkaparinga (C) participants. Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Tea Tree Gully (C) Whyalla (C)
Scouts Association of Contribute funds to purchase a $7,530 trailer for the scout group to enhance the activities provided for $5,530 Onkaparinga (C) Australia - SA Branch 120 disadvantaged people per year living in the Noarlunga area and enable fundraising opportunities, to build and strengthen the local community.
Skill Teaching and Resources Purchase 30 chairs and a storage shed for the chairs to be used for social events and group $5,000 Whole Metropolitan Incorporated gatherings at the STAR premises, including STAR teaching programs to assist 152 disabled clients per week to develop household skills, access community resources and have social interaction.
Southern Junction Contribute funds to a larger project to purchase equipment and fit out the Southern Junction $25,000 Kangaroo Island (DC) Community Services Community Services Family Centre to enhance and expand the services to 100 disadvantaged Incorporated families and individuals per month living on Kangaroo Island, to improve family functioning and develop life management skills.
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Spastic Centres Of South Purchase hydraulic change table to provide a safe and easy way to undertake personal care $2,950 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Australia Inc requirements for 40 clients with severe and multiple disabilities at the Gilles Plains hub, to meet general and basic needs and enhance the service provided by the hub.
Spastic Centres Of South Purchase Electric Client Hoist to assist in movement for 30 clients with severe and multiple disabilities $2,500 Gawler (M) Australia Inc personal care at the Willaston hub to meet general and basic needs and enhance the service provided by the hub.
St Marys Catholic Parish Fund the construction of veranda for storage and roller door for emergency relief items at the St Marys $3,380 Marion (C) Catholic Parish for 200 disadvantaged families per year living in the Marion and Mitcham region to Mitcham (C) meet general and basic needs and enhance the service provided by the Parish.
St Peter's Lutheran Church Purchase and install air-conditioning in the St Peters Lutheran Church Op Shop in Elizabeth to $2,270 Playford (C) Elizabeth Incorporated improve the comfort and environment for volunteers and 38 disadvantaged clients per week to help meet general and basic needs and enhance the service provided by the Op Shop.
St Vincent de Paul Society Fund construction at Port Lincoln St Vincent De Paul of an awning and 2m curtain wall adjacent to the $8,270 Cleve (DC) (SA) Inc storage shed to provide cover for donated goods used to help 75 disadvantaged families (30% Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) Aboriginal) per year, to meet general and basic needs. Port Lincoln (C) Tumby Bay (DC)
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase laptop to support the efficient and safe storage of client information used for emergency $1,070 Onkaparinga (C) (SA) Inc relief outreach and budget counselling to 350 disadvantaged families in the Willunga region, to develop life management skills and to build and strengthen local communities.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase and install air-conditioning in the Taperoo Family Centre to provide an even temperature $4,640 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) (SA) Inc climate for volunteers and 100 disadvantaged clients per week accessing low cost goods and counselling to enhance the services of the Centre and increase community participation.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase a laptop and printer to support the efficient and safe storage of client information used for $1,090 Tea Tree Gully (C) (SA) Inc emergency relief outreach and budget counselling to 400 disadvantaged families in the North East Adelaide region, to develop life management skills and to build and strengthen local communities.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase a trailer for the Barmera Family Centre to transport donated furniture and household goods $1,450 Berri and Barmera (DC) (SA) Inc to 260 disadvantaged people in the Riverland region to meet general and basic needs and enhance the service provided by the centre.
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St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase and install air-conditioning in the Port Adelaide Family Centre to provide an even $5,430 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) (SA) Inc temperature climate for volunteers and 100 disadvantaged families per week who are accessing low cost goods and counselling and to expand centre operations to 6 days per week to enhance the services of the Centre and increase community participation.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase and install air-conditioning in the Mount Barker Family Centre to provide an even $8,460 Mount Barker (DC) (SA) Inc temperature climate for volunteers and 4,000 disadvantaged customers and 640 disadvantaged clients of support services per year accessing low cost goods and counselling to enhance the services of the Centre and increase community participation.
St Vincent de Paul Society Purchase and install air-conditioning in the Maitland Family Centre to provide a climate controlled $2,500 Yorke Peninsula (DC) (SA) Inc environment for volunteers and 100 disadvantaged clients per week accessing low cost goods and counselling to enhance the services of the Centre and increase community participation.
Survivors of Torture and Fund Counsellor for 40 weeks to deliver four 10 week group activity intervention programs $8,100 Whole Metropolitan Trauma Assistance and incorporating counselling, group work and skill development training through physical and mental Rehabilitation Service activity for 16 disengaged at risk young African males from traumatised backgrounds to reduce social disadvantage, facilitate self-development skills and improve community participation.
Tailem Bend Community Contribute $20,000 to a larger project for the development of an 'Arts and Lifestyle Centre' at Tailem $20,000 The Coorong (DC) Centre Inc Bend Community Centre, to host exercise, dance and educational classes, healthy lifestyle workshops, games and social days for 50 disadvantaged community members weekly, reducing social isolation and increasing community participation.
Te Oranga Whanau Health & Contribute towards a $17,250 project to fund project officer, program expenses and purchase laptop $9,000 Whole Metropolitan Social Services to develop and provide a new culturally relevant service of "building the strong house" to 480 disadvantaged Maori and Aboriginal families living in the southern region, facilitating self development and increasing community participation.
The Association of the Purchase furniture and office equipment to enhance service and advice to 800 marginalised $5,000 Playford (C) Burundian Community SA Burundian community members in the northern region of Adelaide who are experiencing settlement Prospect (C) difficulties, to increase community participation and build and strengthen the local community. Salisbury (C)
The Association of the Fund Volunteer Coordinator for 6 months and 6 training workshops for 20 new volunteers in the $15,000 Campbelltown (C) Burundian Community SA Burundian community to work with 200 marginalised Burundian community members in the northern Playford (C) Adelaide region, improving the capacity of volunteers to build and strengthen local communities. Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Prospect (C) Salisbury (C)
The Croatian Club Adelaide Contribute funds to a $127,700 project to upgrade the fire safety system at The Croatian Club facility $37,000 Whole Metropolitan Inc to comply with safety regulations. This will ensure ongoing community participation of 100 volunteers and 2,000 multicultural people per month who are disadvantaged due to social and cultural isolation, language barriers and immobility.
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The Junction Community Fund upgrade to existing outdoor garden and playground at The Junction Community Centre including $5,000 Charles Sturt (C) Centre Inc native trees and a vegetable garden with new lawn play area, soft fall ground cover and new outdoor Port Adelaide Enfield (C) play equipment. This will improve current facilities and increase community participation at the Centre for the existing 400 disadvantaged people per week from the Port Adelaide Enfield regions and encourage future community development initiatives.
The Multiple Sclerosis Society Fund facilitator and program costs to deliver 'The Barriers Program' to 6 disadvantaged women with a $9,050 Playford (C) of South Australia & Northern disability from the Playford and Salisbury regions, facilitating self-development and assisting Salisbury (C) Territory Incorporated participants to develop life management skills.
The Seaford Ecumenical Purchase a fridge/freezer unit for the 'Emergency Food Parcels and Vouchers' program for storage of $5,450 Onkaparinga (C) Mission Inc fresh and frozen food, to meet general and basic needs for 612 disadvantaged families per year in the Onkaparinga region and enhancing the services of the program to the community.
The Simba Of Congo Youth Fund a community development program 'Sharing of Wisdom', in collaboration with Refugee Services, $4,000 Whole Metropolitan Club In South Australia Inc Penguin Club and Youth Jet to 750 disadvantaged Congolese migrants and others of refugee background who have experienced trauma, to reduce feelings of isolation and improve confidence and self esteem.
The Uniting Church in Purchase outdoor play equipment to increase community participation and improve socialisation and $4,000 Marion (C) Australia Property Trust (SA) motor skills of 20 children and enhance carers support and reduce social isolation of 40 financially-disadvantaged carers per week.
The Uniting Church in Contribute funds to an $18,000 project to upgrade community facility, creating an additional functional $10,000 Campbelltown (C) Australia Property Trust (SA) room creating community participation opportunities for 100 disadvantaged migrants predominately Port Adelaide Enfield (C) from the African refugee community, 150 seniors with physical limitations and 150 parents and Salisbury (C) children involved in calisthenics. Tea Tree Gully (C)
The Uniting Church in Contribute funds to a $3,550 project to fund Art Tutor and purchase materials to run an art program $3,050 Onkaparinga (C) Australia Property Trust (SA) for 30 isolated and disadvantaged women from the Onkaparinga region who have been victims of abuse, addictive behaviours and family breakdown to increase self esteem and self confidence.
The Uniting Church in Contribute funds to a $32,810 project to purchase and erect a storage facility at Kadina for expansion $8,000 Copper Coast (DC) Australia Property Trust (SA) of the emergency furniture service in partnership with Premiers Community Initiatives Fund. The Yorke Peninsula (DC) facility will increase the capacity to service 45 disadvantaged women and families fleeing domestic violence per year.
The Uniting Church in Contribute funds to a $8,600 project to purchase and install air-conditioning and insulation in the $8,400 Port Lincoln (C) Australia Property Trust (SA) Men's Shed in Port Lincoln to provide a suitable temperature controlled environment for 15 socially isolated men and to encourage wider community participation.
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Toc H South Australia Inc. Contribute towards an $18,300 project in partnership with the City of Victor Harbor to upgrade the $13,640 Statewide community hall roof to provide a safe environment to run Toc H camping programs for 100 disadvantaged children and 2,800 other community group users per year, creating social interaction, recreational and self development opportunities.
Tullawon Health Service Inc Purchase 2 large wiltjas (safe accommodation shelters) as a contribution towards a $71,690 project to $6,290 Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) meet general and basic needs for 24 Elders (4 local) who are long term homeless and need to access Maralinga Tjarutja (AC) short term accomodation in times of sorry and cultural business.
Two Wells Community Centre Contribute funds to a $3,980 project to purchase and install "word of mouth technology" to improve $3,750 Mallala (DC) Inc. existing community services, recreational programs and information sessions, enabling 7,800 community members on low incomes (many of whom are hearing impaired) to participate more fully in community actvities at the centre.
Ucount Support Services Inc Contribute funds to a $42,770 project to purchase tools to enhance the community shed, increase the $4,110 Onkaparinga (C) number of programs and provide education, socialisation, support and mentoring for young people and 62 socially isolated mature aged male participants, improving their mental health and increasing their social networks.
Umoona Community Council Purchase and install air-conditioning in the Umoona Basketball Stadium to upgrade community facility $33,200 Coober Pedy (DC) Inc with a suitable temperature controlled environment for 1500 disadvantaged multicultural people per year to actively participate in a variety of regional sporting, health and wellbeing activities and increase wider community participation.
UnitingCare Wesley Adelaide Contribute funds to a $13,000 project to fund facilitators, transport, catering and materials to run 4 $7,000 Whole Metropolitan Incorporated community development groups for 24 homeless and at risk young people to increase their self-esteem and self-confidence through activities such as arts, health, fitness and independent living skills.
UnitingCare Wesley Port Pirie Fund facilitator, professional presenters, childcare workers and purchase materials for an 8 week $6,860 Port Augusta (C) Incorporated program to engage 24 isolated women who are victims of domestic violence and to break the cycle of violence by increasing self esteem, confidence, empowerment and well being using craft and offering alternative therapies for healing.
Vietnamese Community In Contribute towards a $34,330 project to replace a van used to deliver the Clean Needle Program, $25,750 Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Australia SA Chapter reaching 400 disadvantaged Vietnamese people per month. New vehicle will increase access to the Salisbury (C) Incorporated Program and provide enhanced coverage to clients and provide transportation to English classes, Vietnamese Drug User's Support Group and to case management.
Vietnamese Womens Contribute funds to a $30,260 project to set-up new premises including office furniture, information $25,800 Charles Sturt (C) Association SA Incorporated technology equipment, software, communication system, security and signage to enable 5 staff and Playford (C) 35 volunteers to improve their administrative efficiency and capacity to deliver sustainable programs Port Adelaide Enfield (C) and services to 4,000 Vietnamese people in Salisbury, Playford, Port Adelaide Enfield and Tea Tree Salisbury (C) Gully. Tea Tree Gully (C)
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West Coast Youth Services Fund upgrade to phone system and purchase office chairs to improve services including assessment, $4,630 Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) Incorporated group programs, counselling and information for 290 weekly contacts with disadvantaged young Port Lincoln (C) people, their families and support agencies to improve family functioning and meet basic needs. Unincorporated SA
Whalers Housing Association Purchase three desktop computers and one laptop to provide a more efficient workplace for 15 staff $4,040 Alexandrina (DC) Inc and 17 volunteers who are providing services to disadvantaged people (homelessness, financial or Onkaparinga (C) poor health) in the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. Victor Harbor (DC) Yankalilla (DC)
Wirraway Homestead Limited Contribute towards a $25,000 project to establish an ongoing horse skills program at Oodnadatta, in $15,800 Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) partnership with Horse Safety Australia, Premiers Community Initiatives Fund and the Oodnadatta Aboriginal School assisting 20 disadvantaged young Aboriginal people to transition to work as stock riders and improve leadership development opportunities for adult volunteers.
Wynbring Jida Multifunctional Contribute funds to a $18,040 project to upgrade the indoor and outdoor facilities used by 60 low $17,040 Whyalla (C) Aboriginal Childrens Services income Aboriginal families and non-Aboriginal families and staff of the childrens centre to increase Inc Aboriginal family engagement.
Young Women's Christian Contribute funds to a $17,510 project funding staff and program costs to recruit, train and support 5 $13,510 Playford (C) Association of Adelaide volunteers to deliver a 12 month mentoring program for 30 disadvantaged young women in the Salisbury (C) Incorporated Playford and Salisbury areas to assist them transition to work and establish networks.
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