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Community grants and affordable venues enable community groups to deliver a variety of activities that contribute to community wellbeing. A new draft Grants and Fee Scale Policy has been developed to provide a consistent and equitable framework for how Council supports community initiatives.
What's the policy about?
The draft Grants and Fee Scale Policy applies to two major areas of Council support for community initiatives:
Inner West Council Grants Program: project-based grants including community wellbeing, arts, community history and heritage, environment, recreation, multicultural and resident associations.
Community grants and affordable venues enable community groups to deliver a variety of activities that contribute to community wellbeing. A new draft Grants and Fee Scale Policy has been developed to provide a consistent and equitable framework for how Council supports community initiatives.
What's the policy about?
The draft Grants and Fee Scale Policy applies to two major areas of Council support for community initiatives:
Inner West Council Grants Program: project-based grants including community wellbeing, arts, community history and heritage, environment, recreation, multicultural and resident associations.
By mail, addressed to Grant and Research Officer, Inner West Council, PO Box 14, Petersham 2049.
Last day to provide feedback is Friday, 15 November 2019.
What happens next?
The feedback received will be incorporated into the final policy where possible and considered by Council before it is adopted. All those who provided feedback will be advised when the draft 2020 Grants and Fee Scale Policy and draft 2020 Grants Program Guidelines will be considered by Council.