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SUMMARY:GRANT-NSW ​​Local Audience Development Grants - Live Music Events and All Ages Programming
DESCRIPTION:Supports local music events that build new audiences and encourage the participation of young people. \n\n\nThis funding program supports contemporary music events and festivals to deliver new programming and activities that builds audiences\, promotes NSW music\, supports local music collaboration and provides opportunities for community connection through music. \nThe funding aims to:\n– Build audiences and promote NSW music\n– Increase local artist engagement with their local music scene or community\n– Increase opportunities for all ages music event programming\n– Strengthen community participation particularly in Western Sydney and regional NSW\n– Amplify the work of priority communities to build a diverse contemporary music sector. \nFunding is available for music businesses and industry professionals to generate new activity through the delivery of contemporary music events and festivals. \nContemporary music events and festivals must:\n– Be presented in NSW\n– Be majority Australian owned\n– Program new and original contemporary music\n– Have a maximum capacity of 15\,000 OR have a primary focus of First Nations cultural priorities OR be based in regional NSW or Western Sydney\n– Collaborate with local venues and community organisations to deliver new activity that supports growth in audiences\n– Provide opportunities for local community connection\n– Predominantly program local music artists and acts\n– Program artists from NSW Government priority groups. \nFor the purpose of this program:\n– A contemporary music event or festival refers to an event or festival that is predominantly programming artists and acts performing new and original music\n– The event or festival can be new or established\, but the activity you seek funding for must be new\n– The event or festival can be ticketed or free to the public\n– The event or festival can take place in existing venues or outdoor locations for public use\n– Artforms not supported through this program are: experimental music and sound art\, contemporary classical\, opera\, choral and ensembles. \n50% of the program budget will be allocated to applications for activity in Western Sydney and regional NSW. Additional priority will be given to events that support NSW Government priority groups. \nFunding can support\, but is not limited to\, activities such as:\n– All ages music event activity that supports early career artists and industry professionals to establish and grow new music scenes or communities\n– Local music events that connect local artists with local business and venues to build local audiences\n– Festivals based in regional NSW and Western Sydney programming local artists and collaborating with local business and venues. \nFunding up to $100\,000 can support new or additional programming costs for contemporary music events and festival relating to:\n– Artists fees\n– Marketing and promotion\n– Travel and accommodation costs\n– Administrative costs. \nClick here to view full funding guidelines on the provider’s website.
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/grant-nsw-local-audience-development-grants-live-music-events-and-all-ages-programming/
CATEGORIES:GRANT - NSW
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SUMMARY:GRANT-NSW Community Benefit Payment Scheme
DESCRIPTION:Benefits local communities and offsets the potential harm of increased gaming machines in a local government area. \n\n\nCommunity benefit payments are generally given to local not for profit and charitable organisations to support communities in the local government area where the funding is generated. \nPotential grant recipients may include\, but are not limited to\, organisations that provide services and support relating to health\, mental health\, youth\, housing\, domestic and family violence\, social or financial disadvantage and Aboriginal or culturally and linguistically diverse communities. \nFunded organisations incorporate gambling harm minimisation strategies into their usual activities in a way that contributes to the support they provide to local communities. \nWhere the funding comes from\n– When a venue applies to Liquor & Gaming NSW to increase the gaming machines on its premises\, it may be required to complete a Local Impact Assessment which examines the impact that the additional machines may have on the local area. The Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority uses the Local Impact Assessment to determine if approving the application will have an overall positive impact on the community. \nIf the application is approved\, the venue must make community benefit payments to the Responsible Gambling Fund. The payments are calculated by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority and are distributed to organisations that support the social wellbeing of communities in the local area. \nHow the funding is distributed\n– Community benefit payments are allocated through a closed grant process administered by the Office of Responsible Gambling. When the funding becomes available\, the Office identifies and invites potential applicants from the local area to apply for a grant. \nThe Office convenes a community contribution panel to assess applications and make a recommendation for the approval of the Deputy Secretary Hospitality and Racing. \nCommunity contribution panels consist of a local community representative (usually a local government or health representative)\, a representative of the local GambleAware service and an RGF Trustee. \nTo be eligible applications must meet the following conditions:\n– The amount of funding requested must be within the available range (the funding amounts vary and are outlined in the guidelines for each grant opportunity).\n– The proposal must be from a not for profit organisation\, social-purpose or government agency with an ABN.\n– The proposal must benefit local communities in the target LGA. \nFunding proposals are considered against the following assessment criteria:\n– The proposal is deliverable within the proposed timeframe and budget\n– The applicant has sufficient capacity and expertise to deliver the project\n– The proposal will provide benefit to communities in the target LGA\n– The proposal will achieve value for money\n– The proposal is aligned with NSW Government policy objectives. \nIf your organisation can meet the eligibility criteria and you would like to be considered if this funding becomes available in your local area\, please register your details on the funding provider’s website. \nClick here to view full funding guidelines on the provider’s website.
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/grant-nsw-community-benefit-payment-scheme/
CATEGORIES:GRANT - NSW
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260109T080000
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SUMMARY:GRANT-WA Community Training Grants
DESCRIPTION:Funds participation in a selection of training courses offered by the Institute. \n\n\nAIM recognises the work of not-for-profit (NFP) organisations and aspiring professionals in the community\, wishing to embark on professional development. \nThe Community Training Grant provides training up to the value of $3\,000 for organisations and up to $4\,000 for individuals that can be used to fund participation on a selection of training courses offered by the Institute. \nAIM WA awards Community Training Grants in two categories: \n1. Organisational Grants\nAIM invites organisations from civic and voluntary groups\, charitable and welfare groups\, church groups and other not-for-profit organisations to apply. \n2. Individual Grants\nThe Individual Community Training Grants are broken down into two subcategories:\n– Ben Scott Young Professional: This category is tailored for ambitious young professionals under the age of 35 years who are in\, or aspiring to be in\, a management or leadership role and wishing to embark on professional development.\n– First Nations Individuals: This category is tailored for First Nations individuals who are in\, or aspiring to be in a management or leadership role and wanting to undertake professional development opportunities with AIM WA. \nCommunity Training Grants may be awarded in the following fields:\n– Interpersonal and Communication Skills\n– Leadership and Management\n– Frontline Management and Supervision\n– Work Health and Safety\n– Project\, Contract and Process Management\n– HR\, Training and Administration\n– Finance\, Sales and Marketing\n– Computer Skills. \nClick here to view full funding guidelines on the provider’s website.
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/grant-wa-community-training-grants/
CATEGORIES:GRANT - WA
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SUMMARY:GRANT-AUS World Mental Health Day Community Fund
DESCRIPTION:Supports communities to start or expand projects that positively impact mental health and well-being. \n\n\nHow it works: \n1. If you apply with a proven idea…\n– Access funding and guidance to start proven ideas\, designed by a community of social innovators\n– Choose an idea from the list (Mental Health Community Connect\, Sidewalk Talk\, OpenSeat Mindful Meals)\, and apply to create your project page\n– Complete a 30 Day Challenge to unlock funding\n– Receive the first portion of funding and use it to make your project happen!\n– Share the impact of your project to unlock the final portion of funding\n– Funding is allocated to those who successfully complete the challenge on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nFunding is allocated to those who successfully complete the challenge on a first-come\, first-served basis. \n2. If you apply with your own project…\n– Apply by January 15\, 2026 (AWST).\n– Wait for your application to be reviewed. You’ll know if it was successful by February 26\, 2026 (AWST)\n– If successful\, complete some simple steps within 30 days before starting your project\n– Receive the first portion of funding and use it to make your project happen!\n– Share your project’s impact to unlock the final portion of funding. \nOrganisations must be legally registered in the country where they operate\, they often include non-profits\, schools\, libraries\, and other legally registered community groups. \nEligibility criteria\n– Projects must address the theme of mental health\n– Projects must take place in Australia\n– Applicants must be at least 18 years old or have the permission of a guardian to apply for funding. \nFunds can be used to cover:\n– Direct costs for the set-up or maintenance of the project\, e.g.\, space rental\, insurance fees\, seeds and planting materials\, tools\, training fees\n– If applying with your own project\, some funds may be used to pay those working on the project. \nClick here to view full funding guidelines on the provider’s website.
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/grant-aus-world-mental-health-day-community-fund/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:GRANT - AUS
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260115
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SUMMARY:GRANT-AUS World Mental Health Day Community Fund
DESCRIPTION:Supports communities to start or expand projects that positively impact mental health and well-being. \n\n\nHow it works: \n1. If you apply with a proven idea…\n– Access funding and guidance to start proven ideas\, designed by a community of social innovators\n– Choose an idea from the list (Mental Health Community Connect\, Sidewalk Talk\, OpenSeat Mindful Meals)\, and apply to create your project page\n– Complete a 30 Day Challenge to unlock funding\n– Receive the first portion of funding and use it to make your project happen!\n– Share the impact of your project to unlock the final portion of funding\n– Funding is allocated to those who successfully complete the challenge on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nFunding is allocated to those who successfully complete the challenge on a first-come\, first-served basis. \n2. If you apply with your own project…\n– Apply by January 15\, 2026 (AWST).\n– Wait for your application to be reviewed. You’ll know if it was successful by February 26\, 2026 (AWST)\n– If successful\, complete some simple steps within 30 days before starting your project\n– Receive the first portion of funding and use it to make your project happen!\n– Share your project’s impact to unlock the final portion of funding. \nOrganisations must be legally registered in the country where they operate\, they often include non-profits\, schools\, libraries\, and other legally registered community groups. \nEligibility criteria\n– Projects must address the theme of mental health\n– Projects must take place in Australia\n– Applicants must be at least 18 years old or have the permission of a guardian to apply for funding. \nFunds can be used to cover:\n– Direct costs for the set-up or maintenance of the project\, e.g.\, space rental\, insurance fees\, seeds and planting materials\, tools\, training fees\n– If applying with your own project\, some funds may be used to pay those working on the project. \nClick here to view full funding guidelines on the provider’s website.
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/grant-aus-world-mental-health-day-community-fund-2/
CATEGORIES:GRANT - AUS
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260122T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260122T093000
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Kickstart 2026 Like a Ninja
DESCRIPTION:In this “punchy” 30-minute session we’ll cover some Ninja skill reminders AND some new ideas to help us get in the zone and ready for 2026. \nAfter what was hopefully a relaxing\, resetting holiday season\, lets re-group and think (like a Ninja) about our plans for the year ahead.
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/webinar-kickstart-2026-like-a-ninja/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260128
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SUMMARY:Out Of The Boardinary - CPR Group
DESCRIPTION:Unlock first access to boost student leader impact with Out of the Boardinary – Early bird pricing! \nSEN and CPR Group are excited to bring you Out of the Boardinary – the hands-on governance training program designed for student leaders and those who support them. \nThis two-day immersive course builds the skills\, tools and confidence leaders need to govern with impact. Participants will learn how to: \n\nFoster a board culture that listens\, learns and leads with credibility\nMake decisions that leave a legacy\nRun effective meetings and meet compliance responsibilities\nNavigate risk and compliance with confidence\n\nSEN recommends this course to all members because it’s tailored to student union\, guild and association leaders. Delivered by CPR Group\, student leaders will leave with practical\, real-world knowledge and a stronger network of like-minded leaders from across the country. \nRegister interest now to get first access to tickets and the chance to secure early bird pricing\, starting from $810 per person (group prices)\, before they’re released to the public. Some locations are already sold out\, so join the list now to avoid missing out. \nUpcoming dates: \n\nJoondalup\, WA\, 28–29 October 2025 – SOLD OUT\nPerth\, WA\, 30–31 October 2025 – EOI open\nSydney\, NSW\, 1–2 December 2025 – SOLD OUT\nBrisbane\, QLD\, 4–5 December 2025 – EOI open\nParramatta\, NSW\, 28–29 January 2026 – EOI open\nMelbourne\, VIC\, 5–6 February 2026 – EOI open\n\nEarly bird pricing comes to an end on the 10th September\, so fill out your Expression of Interest now to be first in line when tickets are released: HERE \nInterested in attending an event in your area that’s not listed? Contact us to discuss. \nLet’s take your student leadership from ordinary… to Out of the Boardinary.
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/out-of-the-boardinary-cpr-group-5/
LOCATION:Parramatta\, NSW
CATEGORIES:General Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260130T093000
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Leading a High Performing Team
DESCRIPTION:Being a good leader takes focus and energy. The skills\, knowledge and abilities of the leader can be the difference between having an acceptable team and an exceptional one performing at their very best. This program will assist your leaders to take the next step in supporting their teams’ growth by being able to identify strengths and weaknesses in their team and use coaching and reinforcing skills to incite high performance and continued improvement. \nLearning outcomes\nFollowing the program participants will be able to: \n\nBe more adaptive in their leadership approach\nLead change initiatives more confidently\nBuild more effective leader/team member relationships\nApply a framework for coaching and developing tram members
URL:https://studentexperiencenetwork.com.au/event/webinar-leading-a-high-performing-team/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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