Community Action Grants - Stream 2: Sporting Codes (applications closed)
Applications for the Community Action Grants are now closed.
Applications were required to be received by FaHCSIA, or postmarked, by 5:00pm AEST Monday 30 May 2011.
The Australian Government is committed to supporting community action that seeks to prevent the problem of violence before it occurs. These grants are intended to increase community awareness of the issue and change attitudes and behaviours so that violence against women is not tolerated.
Community Action Grants Stream 2: Sporting Codes was restricted to National Sporting Organisations and National Sporting Organisations for people with Disability as recognised by the Australian Sports Commission, for innovative primary prevention projects aimed at engaging their community to prevent violence against women and to encourage and promote respectful relationships. Only organisations that received an invitation to submit an application were eligible for funding under Stream 2.
Funding of up to $750,000 was committed for Stream 2: Sporting Codes and applicants were able to apply for up to $250,000 over three years from July 2011 to June 2014 to fund their project. Funded organisations are listed below:
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Funded Organisations Organisation |
Jurisdiction |
Project Description |
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Australian Rugby League |
National |
The project will use a broad based media campaign using the reach of the National Rugby League to raise awareness of violence and a grass roots campaign to promote violence prevention through the code of conduct. The project will also include a video competition for clubs to create videos showing what their club is doing to prevent violence against women, and respectful relationships education for elite representative players aged 13-19. |
$250,00 |
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Australian Football League |
National |
The project will distribute training resources nationally, supported by training for trainers in each state, an online violence prevention education tool for young male players, a violence prevention quality framework for state football bodies and tool kits for local football clubs. |
$244,800 |
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Netball Australia Limited |
National |
The project will include education modules on healthy relationships and violence prevention for young players, a training course for coaches and a peer education and mentoring program for Indigenous young women. |
$250,000 |
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Selection documentation and related information for Community Action Grants Stream 2: Sporting Codes
- Application guidelines:
- Part A Program Guidelines: Overview of the Gender Equality for Women Program
- Part B Information for Applicants: Specific information for all FaHCSIA grant applications
- Part C Application Information for Community Action Grants Stream 2: Sporting Codes Specific information on Community Action Grants Stream 2: Sporting Codes, eligibility, selection criteria, performance management and reporting.
- Application form for Community Action Grants Stream 2: Sporting Codes
- Funding Agreement Standard Terms and Conditions
- Questions and Answers
- National Plan to Reduce Violence Against Women and their Children 2010-2022