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Swan Grants aim to support community projects that improve the well-being of a community and/or environmental sustainability through local initiatives.
These projects should contribute to at least one of the following priority areas:
- Support neighbourhood action plans.
- Advance participation in community life.
- Celebrate cultural diversity.
- Redress disadvantage and enhance social inclusion.
- Promote community safety and social cohesion.
- Extend the capacity of not for profit organisations.
- Promote lifelong learning.
- Support social enterprise and business community partnerships.
- Contribute to bush care, environmental revegetation and rehabilitation works.
- Protect and/or rehabilitate endemic flora and fauna.
- Reduce resource consumption and waste - energy, waste and/or water.
Projects should create links between people, places, community groups and resources and improve access for people who might otherwise not participate.
Swan Grants Information Package
There are three categories in the Swan Grants Programme, which are:
SMALL GRANTS
To support seeding, and small-scale, local grass roots initiatives. Applicants are eligible for grants of up to $1,000.
Small Grant Application Form (972kb)
MATCHING GRANTS
To encourage community organisations to develop a sustainable approach to projects, with a requirement for a matching sum, in cash or in kind contributions. Applicants are eligible for grants up to $20,000.
The closing date of the next round of Matching Grants is Wednesday 4 November 2009 at 2pm - all eligible organisations are invited to apply. Please address applications to:
Tender Box City of Swan 2 Midland Square Morrison Road MIDLAND WA 6056
Matching Grants Application Form
Matching Grants Additional Information Form
COLLABORATIVE GRANTS
To support longer term developmental projects. Applicants are eligible for grants up to $35,000 pa.
Collaborative Grants Additional Information (915kb)
Collaborative Grants Application Form (970kb)

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