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Youth Grant Program

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Grant Program is a Youth Council initiative which provides essential financial assistance to youth groups and organisations in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

We understand the importance of nurturing our young people's potential, and the YGP aims to support initiatives that empower individuals aged 12 to 25 years old. The grants are intended to facilitate skill development, encourage active participation in youth activities, events, and programs, and foster a vibrant and inclusive community for our youth.

Grant Categories

The Youth Grant Program offers two grant categories, ensuring a range of funding options to suit diverse projects and activities:

Minor Grants (up to $2,000):

Suitable for smaller-scale projects and activities that contribute to youth development and community engagement.

Major Grants (up to $5,000):

Designed for more substantial initiatives that promise significant benefits to our community and young people.

Eligibility Guidelines

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Important Information

Key Dates

The Youth Grant Program opens for applications twice each financial year. Applications are taken through our online portal (see link below).

Round 1 for the 2024/25 FY will open soon.

Closing date: To be confirmed

Who can apply?

Incorporated, not-for-profit community groups and organisations are eligible to apply for both Minor and Major grants.
Non-incorporated, not-for-profit community groups and organisations are also eligible to apply but must be supported by an auspice organisation.

Who can't apply?

Registered businesses, commercial entities, and profit-making organizations are not eligible.
Local, State, or Federal government departments or agencies cannot apply.
Organisations already on financial agreements with the City (e.g., Annual Grant Program or other Community Assistance Schemes) are not eligible.

Auspice Applications

For non-incorporated organisations supported by an auspice organisation, they can apply for Minor Grants up to $2,000.

The auspice organisation must take responsibility for the legal and financial contractual arrangements on behalf of the applicant. Detailed information about the auspice organisation, including its incorporation status, income, expenditure, and activities, must be provided, along with a signature from an official representative (Treasurer, Chairperson, President, or Secretary).

Please note that non-incorporated organisations are not eligible to apply for funds over $2,000.

Ready to apply?

We encourage eligible youth groups and organisations to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity. Let's work together to create a brighter future for our youth and the entire community.

Round 1 for the 2024/25 FY will open soon.

Closing date: To be confirmed

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More Information

To discuss your application or for more information please contact our Youth Services Team on 9021 9600 or email mailbag@ckb.wa.gov.au

City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder launches funding for youth initiatives

Applications are now open for the first round of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Youth Grant Program (YGP).

A Youth Council initiative, the new grant program provides financial assistance to encourage skill development, active engagement in youth activities, events, and programs.