As part of the ClubGRANTS Category 1 scheme, the Junee Ex-Services Memorial Club Ltd are offering a limited number of grants of up to $2,000 per application.
The ClubGRANTS Category 1 stream is dedicated to projects and/or services that contribute to the welfare and broader social fabric of the local community, and are aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people.
Any eligible organisation based within New South Wales may apply, but priority will be given to organisations based within Junee Shire, or directly supplying services to the Junee community.
Cash or In-Kind Services
The 2023 round of the Junee Ex-Services Memorial Club’s ClubGrants Category 1 offers two funding opportunities — “Cash” or “In-Kind Services”
Whilst virtually every local community group can always utilise “cash funding” for particular projects, “in-kind” non-monetary support from the Ex-Services Club can often a greater impact on an event or activity.
Common services that can be provided in-kind, include, but are not limited to:
- Room Hire for meetings or events
- Customised fundraising events including Movie Nights, Bingo or Trivia Events, Gala Dinners, Award Ceremonies
- Audio Visual Equipment and Video Conferencing hire fees wavered
- Opportunities to sell Raffle Tickets within Club premises (usually on a Thursday night (before the Members Badge Draw) or Friday evening (before the Treasure Trove Draw))
- Use of Raffle Barrels and hosting of your Raffle Draw event
- Printing Services (limited scope)
- Prizes for your own Fundraisers
- Promotion of your activities via JEMC Website, Social Media channels and posters within the Club premises
Seriously consider if “in-kind support” would better suit your project goals than a “cash donation”Always feel free to contact Luke, the General Manager, to determine if your project should consider “in-kind support” — as non-monetary support can often have a far greater impact on your project!
Eligibility
You are considered eligible for Category 1 funding if your project falls under specific community welfare and social services, community development, health services and employment assistance activities, and other projects aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people.
- Community Welfare and Social Services
- Family support
- Supported emergency or low-cost accommodation
- Counselling services
- Childcare and child protection
- Aged, disability or youth services
- Veteran welfare services
- Services to victims of natural or other disasters
- Volunteer emergency services, such as surf life-saving and rural fire services
- Community Development
- Neighbourhood centre activities
- Community education programs
- Youth drop-in facilities
- Community transport services
- Tenants’ services
- State-wide or regional services developing social policies and providing advocacy for local community services
- Community Health Services
- Early childhood health
- Child and family services
- Community nursing
- Therapy, including art therapy
- Community mental health services
- Health promotion initiatives
- Drug and alcohol services
- Palliative care/women’s health/dental/disability services
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services
- Home and community care services
- Employment Assistance Activities
- Employment placement services
- Group training
- Employment advocacy
- Community enterprises
- Local job creation schemes
NOTE: These are broad categories — you may still be eligible for Category 1 even if your project or initiative is not in this list. Alternatively, funding may still be sought under ClubGRANTS Categories 2 or 3.
Any eligible organisation based within New South Wales may apply, but priority will be given to organisations based within Junee Shire, or directly supplying services to the Junee community.
Past Recipients
In the August 2021 round, three Junee based organisations each received $2,000 funding. These included:
- Junee Community Open Kitchen — New Stove
- Junee Community Centre — Digital Literacy for Seniors
- Cooinda Court Aged Care — Upgraded Dining Room Facilities
The July 2022 round saw over half a dozen local groups receive funding.
Further Questions?
Any questions about the Category 1 ClubGRANTS process, please visit the ClubGRANTS FAQs page.
Be sure to read the Guidelines and other useful resources found at the bottom of the FAQs page — we highly recommend the “How to make your application stand out” and the “Tips for successful applicants” documents.
You can also contact the Junee Ex-Services Memorial Club with queries.
Apply for Junee ClubGRANTS Category 1 funding
Applications close 5:00pm, July 31, 2023
Applications should be submitted via the online application form.
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