School Welfare Donations 2026-2027

The Town of Victoria Park provides funding to support the welfare of students and families requiring assistance with educational fees, or items.

Donations for school welfare are limited to $200 per student with a maximum of two student applications per school, per financial year. 

Before you commence your application, remember to:

• Contact a Town representative to discuss your project on 9311 8111 or admin@vicpark.wa.gov.au
• Check your eligibility for the funding opportunity in the Town's Community Funding Policy 114. 
• Check out the free tips and resources for funding submissions on the Town's website here. 

The applicant has read and understands the Town's school donations program guidelines and Community Funding Policy 114. 

Eligibility

a. Is applying for students that reside in the Town of Victoria Park.

b. School is situated in the Town of Victoria Park

c. The school has identified a need to support the welfare of students and families requiring assistance with educational fees or items. 

Ineligibility

Applicants will be ineligible for a donation if:

Unless otherwise stated in additional ineligibility criteria under each funding program, applicants will be ineligible
where:
a. The applicant has an outstanding debt to the Town;

b. The applicant has failed to submit a satisfactory acquittal for a previous Town funding program; or

c. The application is submitted retrospectively i.e. after a project, activity and/or program has already taken place.

d.  Any party that does not comply with the operational Terms and Conditions of the funding program.

e. Any local, state, federal government agencies or political parties.

f. Any projects that promote or advance religious beliefs, including worship services, religious instruction,
proselytising, or faith‑based advocacy.

g. Elected Members, Town staff, the spouse or de-facto partner of an Elected Member or Town staff, anyone residing at the same address as an Elected Member or Town staff, or a relative of an Elected Member or Town staff.

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.