2019 – 2020
Anglicare
Taking Flight and the Indigenous Youth Leadership Academy: Anglicare runs a range of programs in Horsham, Ararat and Stawell for young people that aim to develop a life long love of learning, to be positive about their lives and what they can achieve, and to make healthy and sensible choices. The programs aim to encourage young students to undertake further study or training and includes such activities as: hikes, sports, arts and music camps. Final year of a three-year grant.
anglicarevic.org.au
Asylum Seekers Resource Centre
ASRC Health Program: The ASRC runs a free clinic for people seeking asylum who are members of the ASRC. The service includes onsite appointments, supply of prescription and other medications, maintaining relationships with local community pharmacies and building capacity in the sector, and increasing awareness around asylum seekers’ lack of access to pharmaceutical benefits and the healthcare concession card. First year of a three-year grant.
asrc.org.au
Australian Youth Climate Coalition/Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network
AYCC Climate Leaders Training Program: The aim of AYCC is to build a generation-wide movement to protect the environment from climate change. Young Australians are educated, inspired and empowered to take action for environmental sustainability in their communities. This grant supports the AYCC Youth Training Program, which involves Climate Leaders Retreats, State-based Training Camps, Online training sessions and Solidarity training.
Seed Regional Training: This grant will support regional trainings for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to learn more about climate change, climate justice, and climate science and solutions. Workshops are hands-on and skill based aimed to build transferable skills in leadership, organising and communications.
aycc.org.au
seedmob.org.au
BackTrack Youth Works
BackTrack Staff Support: BackTrack, based in Armidale, NSW works with young people at risk to increase their participation in education, build skills for employment, to reduce criminal activity and develop resilience and healthy behaviours in order to live a fulfilling life and participate in the community. Third year of a five-year grant supporting salaries..
backtrack.org.au
Banksia Gardens Community Services
Banksia Gardens Stronger Foundations Study Program: Banksia Gardens Community Services provide opportunities for those experiencing disadvantage and poverty that lead to further education and employment pathways, enhance well-being and transform lives in the area of Hume. Funding provided for a Study Group, for much needed academic support for children and young people who live or study in Hume, as well as their families. First year of a two-year grant.
Covid Food Relief Grant: Grant to fund staff member to coordinate food relief to local residents.
banksiagardens.org.au
Cottage by the Sea
Take a Break Camp for children from Mirabel Foundation: Cottage by the Sea supports disadvantaged young people in a positive, healthy, seaside environment. This grant supports 35 children from Mirabel Foundation to experience a five day camp at the Cottage.
cottagebythesea.com.au
Cure Brain Cancer Foundation
BIOMEDE – A new adaptive trial for Australian children diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma): CBF is Australia’s leading organisation for brain cancer resarch, advocacy and awareness and aims to make sure that all Australian children can access new treatments with less harmful side effects. Biomede is the first adaptive clinical trial in Australia for children which is a faster and cheaper way to test and develop brain cancer treatments. Second year of a three year grant.
curebraincancer.org.au
EdConnect
EdConnect Social Impact 2019-20: EdConnect connects volunteers who want to make a difference with young people in schools who need extra help and guidance. Second year of a two-year grant that supports the Social Impact Coordinator position whose role is to capture evidence, report change and outcomes, and recommend ways to improve the effectiveness of the program. Second year of a two-year grant.
edconnectaustralia.org.au
Environmental Defenders Office: EDO is the largest environmental legal centre in the Australia-Pacific. They work to defend the environment, using the law to defend our wildlife, people and places. Funding for a solicitor to focus on addressing biodiversity issues of national significance and impact. First year of a three-year grant.
edo.org.au
Foodbank Victoria: Covid Food Relief Grant: Foodbank is Australia’s largest food relief organisation. Grant was to assist with food relief during Covid-19.
foodbank.org.au
Hello Sunday Morning
Infrastructure and Data Governance to Power Daybreak App: Hello Sunday Morning has a mission to change Australia’s relationship with alcohol. Funding helps support the HSM mobile app, ‘Daybreak’. First year of a three-year grant.
hellosundaymorning.org
Human Rights Law Centre
Justice for Aboriginal Children and Young People: Funding supports The Human Rights Law Centre to use their legal and advocacy expertise, strong partnerships and deep knowledge of children’s human rights law and policy to ensure long-standing positive change in youth justice systems. First year of a three-year grant.
hrlc.org.au
Karinya Young Women’s Service
Karinya Young Mums ‘n’ Bubs Program (KYM): Karinya Young Women’s Service Inc. operates a crisis accommodation service for young women in Launceston. The KYM program assists young mothers and pregnant teens in accessing suitable housing and security of tenure. First year of a three-year grant.
kyws.org.au
Kids Under Cover
Partnering in preventing youth homelessness: KUC delivers relocatable studio accommodation and education scholarships as an early intervention strategy to prevent youth homelessness and family breakdown. Funds contributed to a Kids Under Cover studio and the scholarship program. First year of a three-year grant.
kuc.org.au
Marninwarntikura Fitzroy Women’s Resource Centre
Strengthening Capacity of the Language and Cultural Wellbeing Teams to provide the highest quality educational opportunities to families in the Fitzroy Valley: The Resource Centre supports and advocates for the children, young people and families of Fitzroy Crossing in WA. Funding supporting the creation of a vibrant learning environment at the Baya Gawiy Early Childhood Learning Unit, informed by cultural knowledge and embedding Aboriginal languages as a core component of all teaching and learning. Second year of a two-year grant.
mwrc.com.au
Melbourne Youth Orchestras (formerly Melbourne Youth Music)
Melbourne Youth Orchestras Kimberley Foundation Financial Assistance Program 2020: Melbourne Youth Orchestras (MYO) has been enriching young lives through the power of music for 45 years. They continue to grow a community based on a reputation of excellence, developing the best in young people, unleashing creativity and empowering tomorrow’s leaders through dedication and teamwork. This grant-funded scholarship places for students from the MSO Pizzicato Program to attend the Summer School and, to students experiencing financial difficulty, to attend the Ensemble Program. Funds also supported transport for the Summer School Residential Camp and provided some prize money for the MYO Virtuosity Grand Final.
myo.org.au
National Trust
Mooramong Activitation Project: Mooramong is a historically significant property in Skipton, Victoria. It is an important site for local indigenous owners, the Wathaurung people, and has associations with the earliest Western District European settlers. It is also the site of the Mackinnon Nature Reserve, under covenant for protection between the National Trust and the Victorian Trust for Nature. Third year of a three-year grant to fund the removal of asbestos from outbuildings.
www.nationaltrust.org.au/places/mooramong
Outer Urban Projects
Outer Urban Projects Operations: OUP is a performing arts organisation collaborating with young people in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. It provides long-term artistic activity, employment, social engagement and genuine mentoring opportunities. Second year of a three-year grant to help fund operations.
outerurbanprojects.org
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
The Peter F Williams AO Grant
The EarHealthForLife Consortium Coordination: A consortium of supporters including ear health researchers, allied health providers and peak bodies including the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Association and Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association, the College and the Foundation for Surgery have supported a three year ear health for life campaign in support of reducing the burden of ear disease in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. First year of a three-year grant.
Royal Flying Doctor Service
Flying Doctor Speech Therapy: The Flying Doctor Speech Therapy service is working in partnership with Robinvale District Health and the Mallee Track Health and Community Service to ensure that children between 0 and 12 in the Mallee area can access local speech therapy services. Second year of a three-year grant.
flyingdoctor.org.au
flyingdoctor.org.au/vic/our-services/speech-therapy-talking-point-mallee
Save the Children
Hands on Learning
Supporting the Growth and Development of Hands on Learning 2019 -2020: An alternative education program that addresses the problem of disengaged young people leaving school early. At-risk Year 7- 10 students spend one day a week taking part in creative building projects that benefit the school and the community. First year of a three-year grant.
handsonlearning.org.au
Out Teach Mobile Education
Out Teach Connections to Vocational Training: Out Teach is an intensive education and support program for repeat young offenders in Tasmania. Using a dual worker model (teacher/youth worker) to provide mobile and tailored education to support development and strengthen evidence-based factors against reoffending, including educational and community engagement. This grant is helping to support the provision of a teacher and youth worker to enhance employment potential and opportunities for young people in contact, or at risk of contact, with the youth justice system. Second year of a three-year grant.
savethechildren.org.au/Our-Stories/Wheels-of-change
Smiling Mind
Supporting Teachers implementing Mindfulness in the Classroom: Smiling Mind is modern mindfulness meditation for young people delivered via a website, a free App and an in-schools program. It has been developed by specialist psychologists with expertise in youth and adolescent therapy, it aims to bring balance to young lives. Second year of a three-year grant.
smilingmind.com.au
Spina Bifida Foundation
SBFV Summer Family Camp 2020: Spina Bifida Foundation Victoria is an independently funded, dynamic and professional not-for-profit organisation dedicated to helping families and individuals living with Spina Bifida. Funds will support an annual summer camp for SBFV members.
sbfv.org.au
Western Edge Youth Arts
Developing Young Leaders through Theatre: Western Edge provides positive arts and education experiences for culturally diverse and disadvantaged young people. Funding to support two in-school residences at Victoria University Secondary College in St Albans and Manor Lakes P-12 College in Wyndam. Second year of a three-year grant.
westernedge.org.au
