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2020-05-12 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Council Community Grants Program Finalised Round 12 grant payments Assess and report Regional Arts Host Grants Nibble and Networking
including RADF Reviewed all grant forms in Development Fund (RADF) Round Night (at The J in August)
preparation for Round 13 13 to Council. Process agreements, conditions and
Community & Environment Grants & Support community organisations payments RADF Round 13.
RADF – application forms, acquittal and service organisations with Review grants program in
forms and internal processing forms external grant applications consideration of emerging needs
through COVID-19 recovery.
Opened Round 13 Community & Write and submit RADF application
Environment Grants & RADF (10 to Arts Queensland for the 2020-
applications) - Community grant 2021 program
applications put on hold due to Propose a quick response grant
COVID-19 (subject to Council approval) to
Delivered Arts Funding information support our not for profits affected by
COVID-19
session with Arts Qld, Regional Arts
Fund and RADF
Volunteer Initiatives Grants Network Nibbles with over Fortnightly webinars to support our Prepare for activities, events and
100 attendees on the 4 March 2020. not for profits during COVID-19 - workshops that respond to COVID-
Worked with USC to complete commencing 5 May 2020 19 effected not-for-profit
preliminary review of the Noosa Provide support to community organisations
Show. organisations manage volunteers Early planning for events and
during COVID-19 activities post COVID-19
Held Come n Try Sport Afternoon on
18 February 2020, with attendance
of just under 200 participants &
parents, included involvement of five
local & State sporting organisations.
Business as Usual activities Restumping project at Wallace
House (Noosa Arts and Crafts)
Advocating and closely liaising with
Dept Housing and Public works
(Sport and Recreation) for support
initiatives to assist major impacts of
COVID-19 on sporting clubs.
Continue to support the
redeployment of casual staff by
identifying organisations where they
can volunteer
Develop and implement a COVID-19
Community Arts Project
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