Applications Open for Large and Small Community Grants (Australia)

The City of Karratha is a local government authority in Western Australia responsible for delivering services, infrastructure, community programmes and initiatives that support the wellbeing and development of local residents. Through its Community Grants and Contribution Scheme, the City provides financial assistance to eligible community, sporting, cultural and service groups delivering projects, events and services that benefit the local community. The scheme is designed to support participation, community connections, local services, cultural activities, sport, recreation and community development. Funding can also support eligible facility improvements, events, training and other project-specific activities that contribute to positive outcomes for residents of the City of Karratha.

The City of Karratha Community Grants provide financial assistance to eligible local organisations delivering projects, services and events that benefit residents. Two primary funding options are available: Small Community Grants of $0–$5,000 and Large Community Grants of $5,000–$50,000. Supported activities can include community events, sporting initiatives, arts and cultural projects, facility upgrades, community services, training and other initiatives that provide local benefit. Projects should demonstrate community need, positive outcomes, value for money and alignment with Council priorities. Applications require adequate planning and must be submitted before the project or event begins. Small Grants are available on an ongoing basis, while Large Grants operate through funding rounds.