Apply for a Queensland Children’s Week Grant! Get up to $500 for your project or celebration that raises awareness of children’s rights. Submit your application by August 25, 2024.
About
In 2024, Children’s Rights Queensland will help groups plan a celebration or project for Children’s Week. They want to teach people about children’s rights. You can get up to $500 for your project.
Your celebration or project should:
- Get the community involved and working together.
- Teach people about children’s rights.
- Happen during Queensland Children’s Week 2024 (October 19-27). It can also be held one week before or after this week if needed.
If you want to apply for the grant, click the link below! Applications close on Sunday, August 25, 2024.
Eligibility
Who can apply:
- Non-Government Organisations
- Playgroups
- Neighbourhood Centres
- Childcare Centres
- Women’s Centres
- Parents and Friends/Citizens/Associations
- Police Citizens Youth Clubs
- Youth Centres
Who cannot apply:
- Organisations not based in Queensland
- Government organisations (like the Department of Education, Queensland Health)
- Groups without public liability insurance
- Organisations that got a previous Children’s Week Grant but did not submit a good performance report
Celebrations and Projects
- Events and celebrations
- Music and concerts
- Food
- Playgroup celebrations
- Trivia and games
- Forums
- Walks and fun runs
- Open days
- Interactive workshops
- Expos and fairs
- Presentations
- Dress up days
- Cinema and theatre
- Debates
- Quizzes
- Events about the Children’s Week theme
- Online events like webinars
- Virtual tours
- Online streaming of events
Children’s Rights Queensland is happy to get new ideas for celebrations and projects
Documents Required
Successful applicants need to:
- Fill out a short report about the celebration/project after Children’s Week (using an online form).
- Provide 3 photos with consent.
- Use the Children’s Rights Queensland/Children’s Week logo on promotional materials.
- Provide attendance numbers.
- Follow any COVID-19 restrictions in place during the celebration/project.
Benefits of the Queensland Children’s Week Grant
Financial Support:
The grant provides up to $500 to help cover the costs of your project or celebration. This financial support can be crucial for non-profit organisations, community groups, and other eligible entities that may have limited resources.
Community Engagement:
Hosting events or projects with the grant can significantly boost community involvement. It encourages people to come together, fostering a sense of unity and cooperation within the community.
Raising Awareness:
The grant supports initiatives that educate the public about children’s rights. This can lead to greater awareness and understanding of these important issues, promoting the well-being and rights of children.
Diverse Activities:
The grant allows for a variety of celebrations and projects, from music concerts and food events to interactive workshops and online webinars. This flexibility means you can choose the best way to engage your community and raise awareness.
Increased Visibility:
By using the Children’s Rights Queensland/Children’s Week logo on your promotional materials, your event gains increased legitimacy and recognition. This can attract more participants and support from the community.
Professional Development:
Organizing and executing a successful project can enhance your team’s skills in planning, coordination, and community outreach. This experience can be valuable for future initiatives and professional growth.
Supportive Framework:
Successful applicants receive guidelines and support, including how to comply with COVID-19 restrictions. This helps ensure your event is safe, well-organized, and effective in achieving its goals.
Documentation and Reporting:
The requirement to provide a brief report and photos helps document the impact of your project. This can be useful for future funding applications and showcasing your organisation’s work and success.
Enhanced Reputation:
Successfully managing a grant-funded project can boost your organisation’s reputation. It shows your ability to handle funds responsibly and deliver meaningful community projects, which can be beneficial for future funding opportunities and partnerships.
Applications Process
Children’s Rights Queensland will choose an independent group to review applications and decide which grants to approve.
The amount of detail and evidence you include should match the size and complexity of your project and the amount of money you are asking for.
To Apply For this grant Click this link :// Application form