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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 NOVEMBER 2017
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 NOVEMBER 2017
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| @ | NOOSA Council Policy
mm mEeeeee COMMUNITY GRANTS
Corporate Plan Reference: Working in Partnership with Our Community
Endorsed by Council: 15° December, 2016
Policy Author: Community Development Manager
POLICY BACKGROUND
This Policy is to guide the administration of Councils Community Grants Program so that the
grants:
e Assist Council to achieve its strategic goals and identified key initiatives; and
e Align with the intent of the Local Government Act 2009 and the Local Government
Regulation 2012, which state that (community) grants will be used for a purpose that is in the
public interest.
This Policy is to be read in conjunction with any supporting guidelines for specific funding
programs. This Policy does not apply to sponsorship, donations, advertising, naming rights and
service level agreements.
POLICY OUTCOMES
The outcomes of this policy include:
e Providing community organisations and individuals* with financial support to meet identified
community needs;
e Building community skills and resilience;
e Developing and maintaining sustainable community infrastructure;
e Providing opportunities for community organisations to leverage Council’s financial
assistance to obtain funding from other sources; and
e Providing opportunities for community organisations to deliver on Council’s strategic goals
and identified key initiatives (e.g. Noosa Corporate Plan, Noosa Social Strategy—tecat
Ecsonomic-Plan and Environmental outcomes).
WHO CAN APPLY
Not for profit incorporated community organisations can apply for a Community Grant provided
they meet the following criteria:
e The project, event or program for which they are applying, benefits the residents of the
Noosa Shire community;
e The application meets the specific eligibility criteria of the funding programs as set out in this
Policy and the supporting Grant Guidelines;
e The organisation:
o Is alegal not for profit entity;
o Complies with all incorporation requirements of the State and Commonwealth as at the
closing date for the grant program;
o Has appropriate insurances and adheres to sound Workplace Health and Safety
practices;
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