Nillumbik Community Fund grants awarded Read about the community groups, organisations, clubs, and artists who used funds to deliver projects, activities and events that strengthen, enhance and benefit Nillumbik communities.
Quick Response grants awarded These grants are available annually to support one-off community activities or projects to meet emerging and unexpected community needs.
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence grants awarded These grants support awareness raising community-led projects in the Nillumbik community during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign.
Celebrating Over 55's - Seniors Festival Grants awarded Recognising and celebrating people over 55, these grants of up to $500 assist groups, clubs and organisations in actively including older people in events and activities during the month of October.
Connecting Over 55s - Social Connection Grants awarded Celebrating people over 55 and promoting positive ageing, these grants support activities and events that help connect people over 55.
Communities First grants awarded These grants were part of Council’s Communities First program, which supports the Nillumbik community to lead projects and activities that build connection and help people to prepare for emergencies.
Connected St Andrews Organisation Grants awarded Projects and activities delivered by Wadambuk St Andrews Community Centre, St Andrews Men's Shed, St Andrews Primary School and St Andrews CFA Brigade, to achieve ongoing benefits for the St Andrews, and surrounding communities.
Connected St Andrews Project Grants awarded These grants supported St Andrews and surrounding communities to work together to strengthen their connections and relationships, to help people manage better during and after an emergency.
Festival and Events Triennial Funding Awarded The Festivals and Events Triennial program provides significant funding over a three year period for large scale festivals and events in Nillumbik.
Festive Fund grants awarded The Nillumbik Festive Fund supports and encourages our community to celebrate the festive season.
International Day of People with Disability grants awarded Read about the events and activities funded by Council to celebrate and promote disability inclusion in Nillumbik between November and January each year.
Neighbourhood Connection grants awarded These grants are for individuals and community groups to run one-off events that connect neighbours and build relationships within their neighbourhood.
Placemaking grants awarded Our Placemaking grants support community groups and individuals to deliver placemaking projects in Nillumbik. Read about the successful grant recipients.
Reconciliation grants awarded This grant supports community to implement projects that contribute to Reconciliation and the process of healing in Nillumbik.