Community grants
Community grants support community projects and events. These local projects promote a sense of inclusion across Casey, help residents be active and engaged in community life and celebrate diversity and cultural heritage.
Community Service Organisation (CSO) funding
CSO funding grants help community organisations deliver services that support the residents of Casey. Funding can be used to cover administrative and operational costs. CSO programs can include (but not limited to) health and wellbeing initiatives, support and programs for young people, and advocacy for mental health or drug and alcohol-related issues.
Equipment and training grants
Equipment and training grants are designed to help community groups support and develop their members by buying equipment and providing training. The goal is to allow community groups to operate successfully, diversify their programs and ensure they are inclusive.
Quick Response grants
The Quick Response grants is a program of small grants available to eligible organisations throughout the year to support the establishment and delivery of valuable services, programs, activities and events to the Casey community.
Creative and Cultural Development Fund
The Creative and Cultural Development Fund is designed to support performing, visual, literary and digital projects by arts organisations and professional artists and aims to bring people, place and community together through creativity and stories providing support to local artists, creative businesses, and groups to design and deliver their own works and arts and cultural programs. Two year funding covers 2024 and 2025.
Event Funding
Event Funding the development and delivery of successful and safe large-scale community events that engage local residents, visitors and businesses and provide opportunities to Casey residents for cultural enrichment, social interaction and active participation in leisure and arts activities in a community setting. Three year funding covers 2019/2020, 2021/2022 and 2022/2023.
Minor Capital Works Investment Program
Council’s Minor Capital Works Investment Program supports small to medium sized capital works projects that improve a community facility that is owned, managed, or leased by Council.