GUIDELINES and APPLICATION FORM TIER 2 (grants over $2 000)
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1 COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS PROGRAM GUIDELINES and APPLICATION FORM TIER 2 (grants over 2 000) Aim The aim of the Community Capacity Building Grants Program is to improve Tasmanians participation in the social, economic, political and cultural life of their community by building individual and community capacity. The Tasmanian Government recognises and values the important role that local government, non-government community organisations and community groups play in delivering initiatives that support Tasmanian communities. Funding Funding will be made available through the Community Capacity Building Grants Program to eligible organisations through a two tiered competitive grant process: Tier one is for grants of up to and including (see guidelines and application form for Tier One) Tier Two is for grants over National Youth Week (NYW) grants (see NYW guidelines and application form). Priority areas Applications should represent value for money. The program aims to fund initiatives across all priority areas, distributing funding as widely as possible. Applications for over will be accepted for initiatives that: develop skills and opportunities for individuals and families to overcome barriers to participation in economic activities, sport and recreation, arts and culture; provide innovative ways to assist community members ease cost of living pressures; foster leadership opportunities for a diverse range of individuals and groups throughout the community; address social isolation of community members by developing sustainable support networks and connections with the broader community, including actions that seek to prevent homelessness; and/or build the capacity of community groups to meet and respond to identified needs in their communities. Organisations may submit a maximum of two applications only to Tier Two. Timeframes The Community Capacity Building Grants Program opens on Saturday 31 July 2010 and closes at 5 pm on Thursday 30 September Late applications will not be accepted. It is anticipated that funding for successful applications will be provided in February The program will be completed on 31 October Principles Projects and programs should be developed using a high degree of participation and engagement with community in the planning and development stages. Partnerships between organisations to deliver events and projects are strongly encouraged. It is strongly recommended that in order to ensure that your project meets the aims of this grant program you a draft of your project proposal to the Community Development Division at cdgrants@dpac.tas.gov.au. Please allow up to five working days to receive feedback about your proposed application. For definitions and further information about applying for a Community Capacity Building grant, please go to to access the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
2 Assessment Criteria The application must address the selection criteria, as follows: 1. How the initiative will improve Tasmanians participation in the social, economic, political and cultural life of their community by building individual and community capacity. 2. The main objectives the initiative aims to achieve. 3. The evidence of need in the community for the proposed initiative. 4. The capacity of your organisation to manage the proposed initiative. 5. How your organisation will evaluate the proposed initiative and how the initiative will provide ongoing benefits to the community. 6. How your proposed initiative represents value for money (assessed against your budget). Funding conditions and eligibility Funding conditions All funding is subject to the conditions of a Letter of Offer or Grant Deed. Equipment, building, refurbishment and maintenance will only be funded if it is integral to the proposed initiative. Catering costs should be kept to a minimum. Competitions, commercial or fund raising activities will not be funded. Funding is not available for staff wages unless it involves extra hours specifically for the proposed project. 2 Funding must be spent on the project as described in the application (any changes will need to be provided to the Department of Premier and Cabinet for approval). Initiatives must be covered by public liability insurance. Organisations seeking retrospective funding for initiatives that have already started or have been completed will not receive funding. Organisations are required to demonstrate that their initiative is not core business. Organisations may request funding for initiatives that run until 31 October Applicants are required to demonstrate at least 20 percent in-kind support for the proposed initiative. Initiatives must be not-for-profit. Vehicles will not be funded (refer to the Cars for Communities Program )
3 3 Eligibility Local government and not-for-profit, incorporated community organisations may apply for funding to deliver initiatives in Tasmania. Not-for-profit organisations or community groups that are not incorporated are eligible to apply but must be sponsored by an incorporated organisation. The sponsoring organisation must provide a letter to attach to the application to confirm that it will accept the relevant legal and financial requirements. State and Australian Government agencies, government and non-government schools, colleges and tertiary institutions, political parties, for profit organisations and individuals will not be funded. Initiatives that require ongoing funding will not be considered. Organisations that currently have a grant from the Department of Premier and Cabinet with reporting and acquittal obligations past their due date will not receive funding from this grant round until the reporting and acquittal obligations for the previous grant are completed. Applicants interested in applying for funding for social enterprises or micro-credit programs are encouraged to refer to the Social Inclusion Unit s Community Development Finance Fund at or contact Application process for Tier 2 Applicants must complete the application form. Organisations may submit a maximum of two applications on separate application forms. It is preferred that applications are typed and are submitted electronically at cdgrants@dpac.tas.gov.au Faxed applications will not be accepted. Application Forms are available at If you have any difficulty accessing the Application Form please call Your organisation will be contacted to acknowledge the receipt of your application within five working days. If you do not receive receipt of your application within this time you will need to contact Assessment In November 2010, an independent statewide panel will provide recommendations on the initiatives to be funded. The panel will be made up of two community representatives from each region. Applications will be assessed against the assessment criteria and on the merit of the initiative. Recommendations will be approved by the Premier or his delegate. Successful applicants for Tier Two grants will receive a Letter of Offer or Grant Deed outlining the funding conditions. Unsuccessful applicants may request feedback on their application by sending an titled request for feedback to cdgrants@dpac.tas.gov.au Reporting and Evaluation If funded, your organisation will receive a Final Report form from the Department of Premier and Cabinet during The information from your Final Report will be used to evaluate the Community Capacity Building Grants Program and for internal reporting requirements in the Department of Premier and Cabinet. Organisations need to provide a budget outline to explain how the grant was spent and provide receipts for purchases on request from the Department. Your organisation will also be required to sign and return a Statement of Compliance to declare that the grant has been spent as described in your grant application. All reporting requirements will be outlined in your funding agreement.
4 COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS PROGRAM Please submit the completed application form by to: cdgrants@dpac.tas.gov.au or post to: Community Capacity Building Grants Program GPO Box 123 HOBART TAS 7001 Applications must be received by 5 pm on Thursday 30 September Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted. Please call if you have any questions or require any assistance with the application process. REGION NORTH o NORTH-WEST o SOUTH o STATEWIDE o AMOUNT REQUESTED ORGANISATION NAME OF INITIATIVE INITIATIVE START DATE INITIATIVE END DATE NAME OF INCORPORATED BODY WHERE FUNDS WILL BE LODGED APPLICATION FORM TIER 2 (2 000 and over) ABN REGISTERED FOR GST Yes o No o Will the initiative proposed in this application be covered by public liability insurance? You will need to provide evidence of this on request from the Department Yes o No o AUTHORISED OFFICER (AT INCORPORATED ORGANISATION) TO SIGN LETTER OF OFFER/GRANT DEED NAME POSITION ADDRESS PHONE POSTCODE APPLICANT CONTACT DETAILS NAME ADDRESS PHONE POSITION POSTCODE This application must include sufficient information about the proposed initiative and the capacity of your organisation to deliver it. You may provide a maximum of three (3) letters of support. Additional support materials are not to be included in the application but may be requested by the Department if required. Please make sure that you read the Guidelines and the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) available at to assist you to complete this application.
5 Please indicate the communities/people that will benefit from your proposed initiative (eg. Aboriginal, culturally and linguistically diverse, people with disability, seniors, women etc): 5 How many people will benefit from your proposed initiative? In what suburb(s) will your proposed initiative be held? Criterion1: Demonstrate how your proposed initiative will improve Tasmanians participation in the social, economic, political and cultural life of their community by building individual and community capacity Please provide a description of how the initiative (250 words maximum) will address at least one of the following: develop skills and opportunities for individuals and families to overcome barriers to participation in economic activities, sport and recreation, arts and culture; provide innovative ways to assist community members ease cost of living pressures; foster leadership opportunities for a diverse range of individuals and groups throughout the community; address social isolation of community members by developing sustainable support networks and connections with the broader community, including actions that seek to prevent homelessness; and/or build the capacity of community groups to meet and respond to identified needs in their communities.
6 6 Criterion 2: Please list the main objectives that your proposed initiative aims to achieve (maximum three) Criterion 3: Demonstrate evidence of need in the community for your proposed initiative. How have community members been consulted and involved in the planning and development stages of this proposed initiative? How will you get people to participate in your proposed initiative? Explain how your proposed initiative addresses a gap and does not duplicate existing service/program delivery.
7 Criterion 4: Demonstrate the capacity of your organisation to manage the proposed initiative. How will your organisation deliver the proposed initiative on time and on budget? 7 Please explain what your organisation is currently funded to deliver (role of your organisation, projects and programs) and how the proposed initiative is outside the core business of your organisation. Criterion 5: Outline how your organisation will evaluate the proposed initiative and how this initiative will provide ongoing benefits to the community. How will you measure the success of your proposed initiative against the objectives listed under criterion 2? Objective 1 Objective 2 Objective 3 How will your organisation collect feedback about your proposed initiative? How does your proposed initiative deliver ongoing benefits to the community?
8 8 Criterion 6: Demonstrate how your proposed initiative represents value for money by providing a fair and reasonable budget. Please outline how you intend to spend the requested grant funding, noting the following: Administrative costs are to represent the true cost of administering the proposed initiative only Catering will only be funded where the provision of food is integral to the success of the initiative and should be restricted to a reasonable amount that is demonstrated as a per head cost. List budget items in order of priority. TOTAL AMOUNT REQUESTED FROM THIS GRANT Please outline any in-kind funding or other contributions (including, sponsorship, volunteer hours, and in-kind funding from your organisations). If you have received any other funding for this project, please list the amount and source of this funding below. TOTAL AMOUNT OF IN-KIND FUNDING
9 Checklist 9 Have you read the Community Capacity Building Grants Program guidelines? Have you answered all the questions? Does the application have a clear project description? Have you double checked your budget? Personal Information Personal information will be managed in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act You are able to access any information that the Department of Premier and Cabinet has about you on request. Freedom of Information You should be aware that information you provide to the Department in this application, and details of any further financial assistance, may be available under the Freedom of Information Act (Tas) Further information on this Act is available by contacting the Office of Parliamentary Counsel on or via the Tasmanian Legislation website
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