Community Grants

Hurstville City Council provides funding to not-for profit groups for the development of community initiatives and services through a number of programs:

Hurstville City Council Community Grants Program

Hurstville City Council Community Grants Program is managed by Council and funded through an annual budget allocation. The program provides funding to not-for-profit community groups and organisations to support the development of community services and programs for Hurstville City residents.

Grants are available to not-for-profit groups and organisations that meet Council's policy guidelines, funding criteria and annual priorities, as set out in the  Community Grants Policy Guidelines(127.05kB).

The 2013/14 Program is now open and will close 4.30pm Friday 28 June 2013. Late application will not be considered.

Download  Community Grants Application Form 2013/14 (100.00kB) or APPLY ONLINE

Important: When you apply online, make sure you prepare the answers in a local (Word) document and copy/paste them into the online form in case your answers might be lost due to the timeout.

Download  Project Evaluation Report 2012/13 (46.29kB) for projects funded in 2012/13.

All enquires to David Linden, Manager - Community Services, Hurstville City Council

Telephone: 029330 6095            
Email: dlinden@hurstville.nsw.gov.au

ClubGrants Scheme (formerly known as CDSE)

Council is convenor of the Local Committee for the ClubGrants Scheme, which provides grants to not-for-profit community groups from local gaming machine profits.

Council accepts applicatons for the ClubGrants Scheme, but does not contribute financially to this pool of funds. The eligible registered clubs in Hurstville City that donate the funds make the final decision on the allocation of their contributions, after considering the recommendations of the Local Committee. 

The 2013 program is now closed and applicants will be advised in late June of the results.