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The Minor Capital Works Grant contributes to minor capital works projects carried out on Council owned property. The purpose is to support sporting clubs to undertake timely development and upgrading of infrastructure, with the aim to increase community participation in sport and recreation.
The Minor Capital Works Grant is open to Incorporated sporting clubs that:
The maximum amount available is $4,000 per project. Please note that the City’s contribution towards minor capital works projects will not exceed 50% of the total project cost. It is important to note that contributions of voluntary labour and donated materials (in-kind contributions) can be recognised as a component of an applicant’s contribution towards projects in this category.
If you are interested in applying, please contact Recreation Services for assistance in determining whether the project you are seeking support for is eligible for funding. Applications are open all year round and will be assessed by a committee.
Please read the guidelines under Documents below and contact Recreation Services for more information on the Minor Capital Works Grant on 08 9411 3444 or at recreation@cockburn.wa.gov.au