2023/24 Community Action Grant Round

The Tasmanian Community Fund will make decisions about Community Action grants throughout the year.

Funding awarded to date is included in the below table.  This will be updated as funding is awarded.

Organisation NameProject TitleProject OutlineAmount AwardedLocation
Canoe TasmaniaPaddleball Tasmania - a park on waterTo establish a paddleball park at Long Beach, Sandy Bay on the Derwent River to provide physical education and other learning opportunities to Tasmanian students and the broader community.$47,096.00South
Door Of Hope Christian Church IncAustralian Conference On Neurodevelopmental DisordersTo increase community capacity and capability to remove barriers to learning through participation at the 2023 Australian Conference on Neurodevelopmental Disorders. $10,000.00Launceston
Edmund Rice Community Services LimitedChanging Futures: Volunteer to LeaderTo pilot a Tasmanian program that will create an inspirational and achievable pathway for 16–21-year-olds to become mentors/leaders in and for their community. $36,000.00Statewide
Fostering Hope Community LtdCommunity Trauma Awareness TrainingTo develop a series of videos and accompanying materials to increase community understanding of the impact of childhood trauma and broken attachments.$20,000.00Statewide
Franklin Primary SchoolResurfacing the Basketball CourtTo resurface the current basketball court and kindergarten areas of hard-court play at Franklin Primary School to provide a high-quality surface for students and community members to use both within school hours and outside school hours.$50,000.00South
Pathways Tasmania LimitedTransport for Work Experience and Leadership ProgramTo update transportation that will support a new work-skills and leadership building initiative. $50,000.00South
Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania Inc.Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania Education SimulatorTo purchase a second-hand aeromedical education simulator to be used in Tasmanian schools to assist in improving health outcomes of Tasmanians by using education as a preventative tool in rural and regional Tasmania.$50,000.00Statewide
St Michaels AssociationIpads - Day ProgramsTo purchase 10 new ipads modified to allow St Michael’s the current technology program to be transitioned from computers to Ipads and support people with a disability to learn new skills via technology. $10,000.00North
Tasmania University UnionFood education program for University of Tasmania studentsTo provide culturally appropriate and nutritious food relief to University of Tasmania students at the Sandy Bay Campus.$50,000.00South
Tasmanian Junior BeekeeperTJB Bee Hub UpgradeTo provide equipment and educational material for the Junior Beekeeper facility to enhance the learning experience for children and young people. $30,000.00Clarence
Terrapin Puppet TheatreForever Young: Intergenerational Puppetry WorkshopTo deliver a 4-6 week Intergenerational Puppetry Workshops to both children and elderly people with a focus on The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre and Aged care Facilities.$50,000.00South
The Smith FamilyThe Smith Family: Huon Learning for Life Community Feasibility StudyTo scope the interest and viability of establishing the Smith Family’s Learning for Life programme in the Huon Valley $15,000.00Huon Valley
Youth, Family and Community Connections Inc.Folding Wall Installation at Devonport Junction HubTo install a folding wall at the YFCC building in Devonport to maximise the space, ensure that the multiple user groups have privacy simultaneously and to support increased use by the community.$11,875.00Devonport
   $429,971.00