Offers grants for not-for-profit community organisations based in Tasmania to help fund projects that make a real difference for people and communities. Hydro Tasmania wants to support community groups to achieve great outcomes. School Associations are exempt from paying income tax under the Income Tas Assessment Act 1997 (Cth)

Assists eligible organisations to purchase additional or replace existing equipment to deliver community sport and/or active recreation activities that enhance participation. Eligible equipment includes: – Playing and or/training equipment – Coaching and/or officiating equipment – Safety, health and/or protective equipment – Uniforms and/or protective gear directly associated with participation – Information technology equipment directly associated with participation – Watercraft and related equipment – Playing venue maintenance equipment.

The Community Grant supports the delivery of community-based activities that involve, engage and benefit the Hobart community. Applicants must be either: – A not-for-profit organisation – A registered charity – An incorporated association – An unincorporated group – A social enterprise – A registered school or training organisation.

Supports organisations to develop and deliver programs that cater for the needs and interests of all women and girls to increase opportunities to participate, including specific cohorts who may experience additional barriers to participation. Her Path to Play (the Program) is funded through the Community Support Fund (CSF). Legislation requires that funding under this program is provided for the benefit of community sport and recreation clubs.

Provides funds to different organisations to run community activities and programs for children in South-East Tasmania. Grants are available for amounts between $1,000 and $3,000 and are open to Community Organisations to initiate or develop activities that improve parenting, safety and resilience, build community capacity and the health and wellbeing of families with children aged 0-12 years.

The Sydney Oprea House offers an award for a primary school with a learning program, class or an individual student or teacher, that has made a remarkable and ongoing contribution to ‘play in learning’ with demonstrated positive impacts. The Sydney Opera House has an ongoing and rich connection with play and its intrinsic connection to the arts and learning. From the inspiring stories on its stages, to the artists who enliven the Centre for Creativity, they are committed to equipping artists and audiences with the capacity and skills to embed play in their classrooms, creative and civic spaces, and everyday life.