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Grants Programs

Woollahra Council offers a range of grants programs to support its community. Find more information about each grants program through the links below.

Community and Cultural Grants Program

Council's Community and Cultural Grants program seeks to support programs or projects that work towards a connected, liveable, vibrant and creative community in the Woollahra Local Government Area.

• The Small Community and Cultural Grants Program is usually offered twice per year for community initiatives up to $2,000.
• The Large Community and Cultural Grants Program is usually offered once per year for community initiatives up to $7,500.

Environmental Grants

Council’s Community Environmental Grants program aims to support local schools and community groups to implement sustainability projects.

Grants are open to all local schools, early learning centres and community groups for activities or projects that protect or enhance our local environment. Eligible groups and schools may apply for up to $2,000 in funding per project.

Placemaking Grants

Our Placemaking Grants program is about supporting business to enhance the experience of visitors to our shopping and commercial areas and contribute to them being vital public destinations. Placemaking Grants provide funding of up to $7,500.