Community Small Grants

Community Grants

The next Community Small Grants Program round is round two of 2026-27

The Community Grants Program supports not-for-profit organisations based in Circular Head to enhance community life through targeted projects. Grants are available across six categories:

  1. Community Development
  2. Community Facilities
  3. Cultural Heritage
  4. Community Events
  5. Cultural Development
  6. Sport, Recreation & Healthy Living

Round One Closes: 31 August 2026

Types of Grants

There are two grant categories available in the 2025/2026 round:

  1. Major Grants – Up to $3,000
  2. Minor Grants – up to $1,000

Eligibility and Co-funding

Eligibility and co-funding condition apply, see documents below or contact us for more details.

Links

Applications have now closed - thank you!

Community Small Grants Program Policy

Community Small Grants Guidelines

Budget template (editable word doc)

Tips

  • The application must be completed online. Make sure you have all required supporting documents ready, including a budget.
  • A co-contribution from the applicant is required. This can be cash or in-kind.
  • The online form cannot be saved and returned to later. We recommend copying the questions into a Word document, drafting your answers there, then pasting them into the online form when you’re ready to submit.
  • Before you start, review the application form and note what documents you’ll need to upload, such as a budget, quotes, and letters of support. Having these prepared will make the process much easier.
  • Use our budget template (editable Word document). An example budget is provided on the second page to guide you.

Support

For assistance, contact Kylie on 03 6452 4821 or email kmonson@circularhead.tas.gov.au.

2026-27 Round One Recipients

OrganisationAmount
Smithton Country Club - Replacement of Tee Bed Signage$3,000
Rura, Alive and Well - Wellbeing Beyond the Stockyards 2026$2,584
Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation - Bush Playgroup$3,000
Smithton Basketball Club - Mobile Scoreboard$2,088
Wyndarra Centre Inc. - Portable TV for United @43$2,155
TOTAL$12,827

2025-26 Round Two Recipients

OrganisationAmount
Circular Head Boat Club – Replace Sea-wall gate$3,000
Irishtown Community Centre – replace toilets & cisterns$3,000
Smithton Bowls Club – Purchase additional lawn bowls$2,000
Circular Head Netball Association – Purchase of marquees$1,755
TOTAL$9,755

2025-26 Round One Recipients

OrganisationAmount
Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation - Strong Mums, Stronger Communities: Postnatal Exercise Program$2,120
Circular Head Gymnastics Club Inc - New equipment$2,807.62
Circular Head Indoor Bias Bowls Club (auspicing Stanley Demons Bowls Club) - Purchase of two indoor Bowls Mats$2,311.90
Circular Head Landcare - Ricegrass eradication from the Duck River Estuary etc.$3,000
Circular Head Little Athletics - Upgrade of Timing Gates$2,768
Irishtown Football Club - New football ground siren$1,645
Redpa Primary School Association - Redpa Primary Community Garden$3,000
Riverbend Youth Centre - A Disc Golf Course$3,000
Rotary Club of Smithton - Community Outdoor Stage$2,800
Smithton Country Club - Replace Gas Oven & Cooktop in kitchen$2,560
Smithton Scouts -Roofing Smithton Scout Hall$3,000
TOTAL$29,012.52

National Selection Community Grant

Year round till allocation exhausted

A National Selection Community Grant is available for Circular Head residents that are selected to represent Australia in academic, arts, youth or sporting endeavours. Applicants can receive up to $500 per application depending on eligibility & allocation of funds in the National Selection Grant budget.

This grant is open all year round until budget allocation is exhausted. See the Community Small Grants Policy and Guidelines more details:

Support

For assistance, contact Kylie on 03 6452 4803 or email kmonson@circularhead.tas.gov.au.