Club Infrastructure Grants

The NSW Government offers grants to communities across NSW to support the building, renovation and fit-out of infrastructure. Funding is available for sport and recreation and arts and cultural infrastructure as well as projects that assist communities with essential infrastructure and disaster readiness.

What’s new?
This year, due to demand the community infrastructure category has been changed to stand alone. It includes multi-use community facilities including halls and meeting spaces, community transport options, improvements to disability or community welfare infrastructure, infrastructure that supports youth, mental health, homelessness, and domestic violence services. In addition, community facilities that support the community impacted by drought and bushfire are also eligible.

Priority
When making funding decisions, consideration is also given to applications that provide benefit to: 

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities 
• regional and remote communities
• people with disability
• culturally and linguistically diverse communities 
• communities experiencing the adverse effects of drought 
• areas likely to have higher rates and impacts of gambling harm.​

Eligibility includes infrastructure that is accessible and available to the general public the majority of the time.
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​Baseball NSW has partnered with Red Tape Busters and is offering the clubs a free resource to assist with their grant funding applications. Fairfield Phoenix Baseball Club has already reaped the reward with Red Tape Buster successfully obtaining a $15,000 Local Grant.

For more information on Red Tape Busters or assistance with submitting a Local Grant application, please contact Andrew Hamilton at andrewhamilton@redtapebusters.com.au
 
Infrastructure Grant applications open on Monday, 5 July and close at midnight on Monday, 26 July 2021. 

infrastructure grants program guide

nsw government article

Fairfield Phoenix Baseball Club Local Grant Approval