2025 Community Grant

This grant provides children on the autism spectrum with access to tailored STEM resources, helping them enjoy and fully participate in learning opportunities.

Vital science, engineering and robotics resources will be added to classrooms, helping Years 3 and 4 students build future-ready skills.

Supertees, fun hero-themed hospital gowns, will be supplied to children in hospital, making treatment less intimidating while allowing easy access for medical care.

An Aboriginal cultural program will teach leadership and resilience to children, celebrating culture and boosting school participation.

A new battery system to connect existing solar panels, creating a safe gathering place for the community during extreme weather events.

An emergency kiosk with satellite internet and battery power will give locals access to disaster information, free Wi-Fi and charging points during crises.

Multilingual workshops to help multicultural communities understand renewable energy options, government rebates and clean transport so no one is left behind in the energy transition.

New parents will receive hampers filled with home-cooked meals, food and small gifts, offering comfort and support when it’s needed most.

Fortnightly school breakfasts and grocery packs will reach low-income families, easing the pressure of rising living costs.

Upgraded communication tools, including a Starlink kit and smart TV to improve disaster response and keep the community connected during emergencies.

Essential food and supplies will be distributed from the Wingecarribee Aboriginal Cultural Centre, supporting families in need and strengthening community ties.