Community Grants
The Uralla Shire Council Community Grants Program provides funding opportunities to eligible community groups, community organisations and individuals for the purpose of:
- Building community capacity and/or providing supplementary funding to assist with social, cultural, recreational and environmental outcomes that are in line with the Uralla Shire Community Strategic Plan.
- Recognising outstanding individual achievement.
Program Guidelines and Application forms are available for download via the links below.
Uralla Shire Community Grants Program - Groups and Organisations
Non-recurrent grants of up to $3,000 (which may include in-kind support) are available to community groups and organisations to undertake projects/activities/events, or to purchase items, which benefit the wider Uralla community.
Timetable for grants - Groups and Organisations
Two rounds of funding will be available each financial year as per the following schedule:
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Round 1
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Round 2
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Applications open
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1 August
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1 February
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Applications close
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31 August
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28 February
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Assessment of applications
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September
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March
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Recommendations to Council
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September
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March
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Funds granted
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October
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April
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Grant acquittal
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60-days after completion of project
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Late applications will not be accepted.
Uralla Shire Community Grants Program - Individuals
Non-recurrent grants of up to $300 are available to residents of Uralla Shire to pursue achievements in their chosen area of expertise; this may include, but is not limited to, significant sports and recreation, arts and culture and academic endeavours.
Applicants must demonstrate a strong commitment to their area of endeavour and can demonstrate a high level of achievement. Their endeavour must be formally recognised by an accredited State, National or International Association.
Applications can be submitted any time of the year at least four (4) weeks prior to planned activity and will be accepted until funds are expended for this category.
Please Note: Even though an application may meet the eligibility criteria noted in the Guidelines, grants are highly competitive and success will depend on the number of applications received, the relative merit and quality of the application, how well the project aligns with priorities of the Community Grants Program and available funds. If the total number of applications received exceeds the amount of funds available, priority will be given to organisations that have not received funding within the previous three years.
Contact details
Coordinator Communications and Engagement
Phone: 02 6778 6300
Email: council@uralla.nsw.gov.au