Active Club Program：积极的扶轮社计划.pptVIP

Active Club ProgramFunding Workshop We would like to acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the greater Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today. Contents Active Club Program - background Organisation eligibility? Types of Grants Types of projects funded not funded Assessment process Hints and tips Frequently asked questions Background Since 1996 there have been – 20 rounds with over 10,100 applications received. Over 5,000 successful applicants. Receiving over $16 Million. Generally a 50% success rate. Active Club Program Projects which develop and expand services, thereby increasing the community’s access to quality active recreation and sport activities and facilities. May 2006 round Applications received: 516 Applications ineligible: 61 Applications eligible: 455 Applications successful: 246 Amount requested: approx $3.8Million Amount approved: $1,337,882 Organisation eligibility Sport and active recreation organisations The principal objectives of the organisation must be providing active recreation and sport programs and services. This must be reflected in your organisation’s constitution as your core business. Probable ineligible organisation’s, based on their constitution. Oval Management group, Community Recreation Centre Community based, not for profit organisations. Incorporated Body Associations Incorporations Act (1985), or other comparable legal status as recognised by the Office for Recreation and Sport. Who can’t apply? Gaming Machines licence Applicants must not have a gaming machines licence Must not be associated with organisations that hold a gaming machines licence, for example, social clubs, and who have the opportunity to derive a benefit from this associ