Funding boost for youth-led project

Funding boost for youth-led project

NSW government grants $50,000 to Belong Blue Mountains to support their empowering program for marginalised youth in 2025.

Nothing but net funds

HOMEBASE Hoops, a community-led basketball program has received $29,300 in funding through the Victorian Aboriginal Community Initiatives fund. The program is entirely free, including meals and transport, with the new funding to support the delivery...

Funding boost for community projects

Milton Keynes City Council is offering funding to projects that will give people better life chances or provide a boost to local businesses.The city council is sharing money from the latest round of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, which is intended to help communities thrive and ‘level up’.Previous funding from the scheme has been invested in a range of projects such as upgrades to local parks and community spaces; homes being made more energy ef…

A funding win for a youth-led project

NSW grants $48,521 to Gymea's youth program, fostering intergenerational connections and enhancing youth empowerment.

Youth-led projects receive funding boost

Image: nateejindakum/stock.adobe.com  As New South Wales celebrates its 2025 Youth Week, the State Government is investing in an additional $735,000 in grants to fund youth-led projects.   Sixteen organisations will receive up to $50,000 each to design and deliver projects under the Youth Opportunities program.  This is on top of the $1.5 million already delivered to 35 organisations in the 2024/25 funding round, which has supported a range of a…