Community Grants 2024-25 Round One

Community grants provide an opportunity for groups and individuals to build the capacity and well-being of Town of Victoria Park community through promoting sustainable connected, safe, and diverse places for everyone.

Before completing this application form, you should have read Policy 114 Community funding guidelines.

Incomplete applications and/or applications received after the closing date will not be considered.

This section of the application form is designed to help you, and us, understand if you are eligible for this grant.  It's crucial that you complete these questions first to ensure you are not applying for an unsuitable grant.

If you have any questions in regards to these eligibility criteria, please contact the Town's Grants Officer on 9311 8111 or by email admin@vicpark.wa.gov.au

The applicant has read and understands the program guidelines and has the appropriate type of and level of insurance for the activities that are subject of this grant.

The applicant must be:

a.   not-for profit organisations;

b. community group or clubs;

c. artist, individuals and businesses;

d. resident associations;

e. town teams or place-based groups;

f. parents and citizens (P&C) and parents and friends (P&F) associations;

g, schools (only for projects falling outside the Department of Education responsibiities); and 

h. social-enterprises 

Are there any circumstances, arrangements or understandings which constitutes, or may reasonably by, perceived to constitute, an actual or potential conflict of interest with either the applicant's obligations to adhere to the Funding Agreement or which may unduly impact the application?  If an Elected Member works for or resides on an applicant's Board of Management, or similar governing body, this must be declared as a conflict of interest, as Community Grants will be considered by Council.