2026 Community Grant

The Suitcases for a New Adventure program supports families navigating a diagnosis of Down Syndrome or Cerebral Palsy by providing practical resources, local support information and connections to community networks.

The Wildlife Foodbank initiative supports wildlife recovery and habitat restoration while educating students and families about biodiversity and environmental sustainability.

A new mobile generator trailer will provide emergency power to disaster recovery base camps, helping communities recover more quickly after bushfires and floods.

The Life Skills Program helps vulnerable community members build confidence, independence and practical skills while improving access to services and social connections.

The GLOW House program gives young people and families hands-on opportunities to learn about solar, batteries, electric vehicles and the transition to cleaner energy.

This inclusive STEM program helps neurodivergent young people develop skills and confidence in coding, robotics, engineering and technology while exploring future career pathways.

Emergency preparedness kits will be installed in local community locations to improve disaster readiness and access to essential supplies during emergencies.

Solar and battery storage will strengthen energy resilience at the Jervis Bay rescue base, helping maintain critical emergency response services during power outages and natural disasters.

This program supports older multicultural carers by reducing social isolation, improving wellbeing and strengthening connections to services and community networks.

Through STEM-based learning, this program helps primary school students understand natural hazards and build practical skills that support community preparedness and resilience.

Growing from the Ganya brings Aboriginal and wider community members together to restore local landscapes, share cultural knowledge and strengthen connections to Country through hands-on environmental and community activities.