| Organisation
Name | Project Title | Project Outline | Amount Awarded | Council Area |
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation | To
deliver Take Over in Burnie and one other location in Tasmania | To
provide young people with a voice and develop their communication skills,
confidence, resilience and leadership capabilities and build community
connection. | $350,000.00 | North |
| Burnie Works | No
Loose Threads | To co-design a place based
collective impact model/framework for Tasmania | $250,000.00 | Statewide |
| Colony 47 | Colony
47's Education Support Pilot for Homeless Young People | A five-year
project to support 12 to 19 -year olds, living in crisis and transitional
accommodation to stay engaged with learning | $1,000,000.00 | South |
| Hobart
City Mission/ One Community Together | One Community
Together Collective Impact: Stronger Together | Develop a
governance framework and organisational structure to support an independent
entity and continue to grow and build OCT to support the Clarence Plains
community. | $363,000.00 | Clarence Plains |
| Sorell
Council | South East
PCYC/ Youth Project | To determine
the youth engagement needs of young people (12 to 19 year olds) in the south
east Tasmanian community by undertaking extensive consultation with the young
people and stakeholders to develop a place-based community led response to
the identified needs. | $54,261.00 | South |
| The Trustee for Raise Foundation | Raise
Foundation Youth Mentoring Programs - Tasmania | To
implement an early-intervention and prevention mentor program for young
people, indentified by the school wellbeing team as being at risk of
disengagement and poor wellbeing in grades seven to nine from four schools in
the Launceston area. | $669,303.00 | Hobart |
| University of NSW (Centre for Social Impact) | To
provide three Governance for Social Impact two day training sessions in
Tasmania | To
provide three Governance for Social Impact two day training sessions in
Tasmania | $200,000.00 | Statewide |
| Department of Education Children and Young People - Wilmot Primary School | Wilmot
Inquiry School Program (WISP) | To
expand the Wilmot Inquiry School Program (WISP) to four days per week during
school term and increase engagement to at least eight schools from North-west
Tasmania to increase the attendance, engagement, aspiration and attainment of
Tier 2 & Tier 3 primary school students. | $654,666.00 | North
West |
| Workventures
Ltd | No child left
behind: Bridging kids into education through technology | To provide a targeted
digital-access program combined with an evidence-based literacy intervention
program to increase long-term education and social outcomes for young
Tasmanians and their families who are experiencing disadvantage. | $746,842.00 | Statewide |
| Youth,
Family and Community Connections Inc | North West
Driver Mentor Program | The North West
Driver Mentor Program is pilot project aimeing to prove a delivery model
utilising paid dirver mentors to enable young people aged 16 to 24 to gain
their driving licence, supporting their capacity to gain employment. | $481,853.00 | North West |
| | | | $4,769,925.00 | |
