
Grants worth a total of almost $450,000 have been awarded to 16 community organisations in the Cronulla electorate.
The grants are being provided under the NSW Community Partnership Program to help local organisations deliver projects to improve their facilities and equipment.
The program is highly anticipated every year and again community volunteers have worked hard to submit fantastic applications for local projects.
Thanks to their efforts there will be improved facilities and equipment for organisations such as local primary and high schools, disability employment, and sporting clubs.
This is a great boost for what our volunteers so to help bring people together in community and I look forward to seeing these projects come to life in the months ahead.
The following projects have received funding from the latest round of applications:
- Civic Disability Services (facilities upgrade and accessibility improvement) $66,225
- Cronulla Public School P&C (construction of landscaped and covered yarning circle $50,000
- Wanda Surf Life Saving Club (IT infrastructure upgrade) $47,421
- Lilli Pilli Public School P&C (shade canopy for outdoor learning and play area) $35,000
- Cronulla South Public School P&C (public address system upgrade for school hall and amphitheatre) $31,191
- Yowie Bay Public School P&C (Chicken coop renovations) $29,150
- Kirrawee High School P&C (air conditioning in priority classrooms) $26,300
- Gymea Bay Public School P&C (new water hydration stations) $25,036
- Port Hacking Dragon Boat Club (equipment upgrade) $24,400
- Laguna Street Public School P&C (resurfacing of netball courts) $20,000
- Cronulla Presbyterian Church (Installation of play area fence, shade system and operable wall) $20,000
- St Andrews Anglican Church Cronulla (people mover to support community events) $20,000
- St Aloysius Catholic Church Cronulla (installation of solar battery system) $15,500
- Burraneer Bay Public School P&C (canteen and uniform shop upgrade) $15,000
- Cronulla Sharks Boardriders (surfing competition infrastructure upgrade) $10,986
- Uniting Preschool Caringbah (replacement of shade sails) $10,741
Local not-for-profit community organisations and councils were eligible to apply for grants ranging from $10,000 to $100,000.