Community groups can apply for grants to deliver local initiatives that make a positive contribution to the building of community capacity through:
- Arts/cultural development
- Community wellbeing
- Lifelong learning
- Sport/recreation & active lifestyles
- Environment
- Aboriginal culture and heritage
- Cudlee Creek bushfire recovery
- COVID-19 pandemic recovery
Applications for the 2020-21 financial year closed on 30 September 2020.
Individual grants awarded up to $2,500
Community Development Grant Guidelines
Community Development Grant Application | now closed
Contact | Lynne Griffiths 8408 0552
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Community and Recreation Facility Grants
Community and Recreation Facility Grants are available to not-for-profit community organisations located within the Adelaide Hills Council area that provide sporting or recreation services to our community. Check out some case studies here.
Grants are available for improvements or upgrades to facilities that will contribute to the development of sport and recreation within the region; are beneficial to the community; improve sustainability and that support the Adelaide Hills Council Strategic Plan and Sport and Recreation Strategy. Funding is also available for facility planning documents such as master plan or feasibility study projects.
Applications for the 2020-21 financial year closed on 30 September 2020.
Minor Facility Development up to $9,999. No matched funding required.
Major Facility Development from $10,000 - $40,000. Funding must be matched.
Facility Planning up to $20,000. No matched funding required.
Community and Recreation Facility Grant Guidelines
Community and Recreation Facility Grant Application | now closed
Contact | Stacey Dutton 8408 0417
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Local Heritage Grants
Our district is renowned for its historic architecture and cultural heritage. The conservation of our built heritage will continue to create a district of outstanding places that meet the aspirations of the community.
Applications for the 2020-21 financial year are now closed.
For this reason we have established the Local Heritage Grant Fund (LHGF) to promote and support the conservation of Local listed buildings by reimbursing property owners with a proportion of the costs involved in retaining, reinforcing or reinstating the heritage significance of these places.
To be eligible to apply for funding under the LHGF, the grant application must relate to a Local Heritage Place listed in the Adelaide Hills Council Development Plan (Table AdHi/2). Funding is provided for conservation works that will improve and enhance the heritage fabric of a place, such as:
- elements of the heritage place designated as of heritage value in the Adelaide Hills Council Development Plan, or works that ensure the structural integrity of the building, or
- reinstatement of lost elements or fabric of the building where there is physical or archival evidence, such as historical photos or drawings, or remnant site fabric of elements. (Conjectural works will not generally be supported except where no evidence exists and a heritage consultant is engaged to achieve an authentic and appropriate outcome agreed with Council heritage advisors).
A grant of up to $2,500 or 50% of the total project cost, whichever is the lesser amount, is available.
Grant funds may be used to cover some of the costs (up to $1,000) for obtaining professional advice from a heritage architect or tradesperson for the proposed works to be undertaken as part of the grant application. Eligible projects must have a minimum cost of $1,000.
Applications for the 2020-21 financial year closed on 14 December 2020.
Contact | James Szabo 8408 0503
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