Applying for Category 1 ClubGRANTS in the Northern Beaches LGA

Northern Beaches clubs accepting applications are listed further below.

• You can search for these Clubs on ClubGRANTS online.
• Or proceed to a Club’s Category 1 application via their website listed below

Preference will be given to projects and programs that:

• Are delivered by locally based organisations that benefit residents of the Northern Beaches
• Meet the Local Priorities for the Northern Beaches (listed at the end of this page)

Please note:

• Applications are centrally assessed to limit applicants making multiple applications for the same project.
• Final funding decisions are made by the individual clubs by 31 August.

For more information please contact the Club/s you would like to apply to.

Participating Clubs

Local Area Priorities

The ClubGRANTS Guidelines advise Category 1 expenditure is for projects and/or services that contribute to the welfare and broader social fabric of the local community, and are aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people.

Applications that aim to reduce social disadvantage and have a prevention/ early intervention focus will generally be ranked highly by the local ClubGRANTS assessment panel; as well as programs and projects that promote a safe, inclusive and connected community, that:

• Support and promote mental health and wellbeing – particularly programs that increase access to mental health and wellbeing programs for priority populations.
• Increase community safety and help prevent crime – particularly relating to emergency services and programs that raise awareness of water/surf safety and address elder abuse, scams and fraud, domestic and family violence and drug and alcohol-related issues for priority populations.
• Reduce social isolation and increase community connectedness and inclusion for priority populations:
  • Promote and celebrate our community’s diversity and welcome new residents to the area;
  • Encourage inclusion of priority groups in the planning of and participation in events, activities and services;
  • Provide opportunities for community skill building such as increasing online participation and intergenerational transfer of skills;
  • Advocate for innovative approaches for housing affordability and decreasing homelessness;
  • Support volunteering.
• Enhance employment opportunities and economic outcomes for those who experience barriers to the workforce and economic participation such as people living with disability, people from multicultural and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and young people.

Priority populations identified in Council’s Better Together, Social Sustainability Strategy 2040, other local planning documents and the local committee include:

• Culturally and linguistically diverse people
• Essential workers
• Families
• First Nations people
• Older people
• Young people
• People living with disability
• People who identify as LGBTQIA+
• Veterans

Need help?

Enquiries: communitydevelopment@northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au