Roper Gulf Regional Council announces the successful applicants for the Community Grants program 2023-2024 round 2 totalling $43,200.
These grants aim to support local schools, organisations, and community groups in celebrating history, culture, and providing travel experiences for school children.
This is the second round of grants in the 2023/34 financial year, with Council continuing to help local communities succeed by supporting initiatives that enhance educational opportunities, cultural programs, and community events.
The successful applicants and their projects for this round are as follows:
Applicant | Project | Grant Amount (Excl.GST) | |
| Ngukurr School | Melbourne Excursion | $5,000 | |
| National Trust of Australia (NT) Gulf Branch | Borroloola History Book (Ed. 3) Publication | $5,000 | |
| Roper River Landcare Group Inc. | To undertake information and training session at the Never Never Festival | $4,000 | |
| Mataranka School | Darwin Excursion | $5,000 | |
| Borroloola Amateur Race Club | Sponsorship of the Borroloola Bushman Carnival 2024 | $5,000 | |
| Mimal Land Management Aboriginal Corporation | Supporting 5 indigenous women to attend the 2024 Strong Women for Healthy Country Forum | $5,000 | |
| Barunga School | To support Cultural Program | $4,200 | |
| Ciculanation Ltd (Behalf of Urapanga Aboriginal Corporation) | Naidoc Week 2024 | $5,000 | |
| Mataranka Fishing Sporting and Recreation Club | Territory Day Firework 2024 | $5,000 | |
Roper Gulf Regional Council is committed to promoting community spirit, preserving history, and supporting educational endeavours.
David Hurst, Acting CEO of Roper Gulf Regional Council, ‘It's incredibly rewarding to see our communities making the most of the Community Grants.’
‘These projects not only bring benefits to individuals but also help to strengthen our entire region.’
‘We are proud to support such a wide range of initiatives that celebrate our heritage and provide valuable experiences for our youth.’
Council congratulates all the successful applicants and look forward to seeing the positive impact these projects will have across the region.
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