Welcome to the latest Bid Blast
Hello to everyone. The second month of 2021 has arrived already.
This February bid blast focuses on a selection of grant and program opportunities under the categories of:
1. Business Grants: 3 opportunities
2. Community Grants: 6 Opportunities
3. Infrastructure Grants: 3 Opportunities
4. Disaster Recovery Grants and Funding: 5 Opportunities
- 4.1 Storm and Flood Assistance: 1 Opportunity
- 4.2 Bushfire Assistance: 2 Opportunities
- 4.3 COVID-19 Assistance: 2 Opportunities
5. Glen Innes Severn Council Grant Applications Summary
This month’s Bid Blast also includes a link to a summary of grant applications applied for by Glen Innes Severn Council that have been successful, pending decision and unsuccessful. It certainly has been a busy period with 10 grant applications submitted by Glen Innes Severn Council currently awaiting decision for a total of $20,241,725 in potential grant funding. Click here
Hurry! The Community Child Care Fund – Round 3 closes February 22 and the Bushfire Community Resilience and Recovery Fund (BCRRF) Community Grants Program (Glen Innes Severn Council - Led BCRRF Community Grants Program) Expressions of Interest closes 28 February.
Links to further information and eligibility are provided at the end of each category listing which will direct you to the appropriate website for full details and how to apply for that grant.
For an update on Economic Development including grants please see the latest Council Report – December 2020, pages 110 to 116. Click here
Or you can sign up to receive the Economic Development e-newsletter. Click here
Have a great month.
Regards
Richard Quinn, Grants Officer
Glen Innes Severn Council
1. Business Grants
1.1 Australian Government’s Youth Jobs Path
Open: Now
Closes: Ongoing
Value: Up to $10,000 each business
Run By: Australian Government - Job Active
Trial a young person to find out if they're the right fit for your business and get $1,000 to help cover the costs of the trial. During the trial, you don't pay the young person. Instead, the Australian Government gives them $200 a fortnight on top of their income support and covers their insurance.
Businesses can also receive up to $10,000 (GST inclusive) through a Youth Bonus wage subsidy if they hire an eligible young person between 15 and 24 years of age.
The young person must:
• be a fully eligible participant, commenced with a jobactive or Transition to Work provider
• have received employment services from a provider (jobactive, Transition to Work, Disability Employment Services or Community Development Programme provider) continuously for the last six months
• have mutual obligation requirements at the time they commence in the wage subsidised job
• not been in a pre-existing employment relation with you in the previous six months
• not be an immediate family member.
Further information & eligibility: Click here
1.2 New Enterprise Incentive Scheme
Open: Now
Closes: Ongoing
Value: Income assistance and advice
Run By: Australian Government – Department of Employment
NEIS is a program delivered by a network of 21 providers who provide individualised help for job seekers to become self-employed business owners.
People interested in starting their own business or existing micro-business owners who need help to refocus their business during COVID-19 may be eligible for New Business Assistance with NEIS.
New Business Assistance with NEIS can help by providing:
• Accredited small business training
• Personalised mentoring and support from a NEIS provider
• NEIS Allowance for up to 39 weeks and NEIS Rental Assistance for up to 26 weeks (if eligible)
The government announced changes to expand the NEIS program. This includes:
• From 15 October 2020, people can access NEIS and start their own business if they are working 25 hours per week or less. This will enable people with part-time work, study or caring responsibilities to participate in the program on a part-time basis
• From 7 December 2020, existing micro-business owners impacted by COVID-19 can access NEIS if they need help to keep their business running or refocus their operations to meet new areas of demand
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
1.3 Innovation Connections
Open: Now
Closes: Ongoing
Value: Up to $50,000
Run By: Australian Government – Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
Innovation Connections assists businesses to understand their research needs, connect with the research sector and fund collaborative research projects.
What do you get if your application is successful?
• a Service Report that helps you understand your business’s research needs and opportunities
• a grant that allows you to undertake a research project based on the report
Who is this funding for?
Businesses in one of the following growth sectors:
• advanced manufacturing
• food and agribusiness
• medical technologies and pharmaceuticals
• mining equipment, technology and services
• oil, gas and energy resources
Additionally, businesses that provide enabling technologies and services to the above growth sectors are also eligible to apply.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click Here
2. Community Grants
2.1 Community Child Care Fund – Round 3
Open: Now
Closes: 22 February 2021
Value: Sustainability support: Minimum grant amount $2,000, maximum $200,000
Community support: Minimum grant amount $5,000, maximum $100,000
Capital support: Minimum grant amount $50,000, maximum $150,000
Run By: Australian Government – Department of Education, Skills and Employment
This grant opportunity is available to Child Care Subsidy (CCS) approved services that meet eligibility criteria in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines. This grant is open competitive.
Intended outcomes are:
• child care services operating in disadvantaged and vulnerable communities are able to address (or have increased capacity to address) community level barriers to child care participation
• increased number of children from vulnerable or disadvantaged families and communities accessing child care
• increased sustainability of child care services operating in disadvantaged communities experiencing viability issues, including in areas with fluctuating and/or low short-term demand
• increased availability of child care places in disadvantaged communities with high unmet demand through capital works projects.
Funding is available under three elements:
Sustainability Support: helping services operating in areas of limited supply improve the viability and sustainability of their service.
Community Support: helping services to work with other organisations and families to identify and address community level barriers to child care participation. The engagement must ultimately result in increased child care participation.
Capital Support: helping services with the cost of modifying, renovating, extending or building child care facilities. These capital works must result in more child care places in areas where there is unmet demand.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
2.2 Bushfire Community Resilience and Recovery Fund (BCRRF) Stream 1 Community Grants Program.
Glen Innes Severn Council-Led Program.
Expressions of Interest:
Open: Now
Closes: 28 February 2021
Value: Total value of $78,012 Ex GST
Run By: Funded under the Bushfire Community Resilience and Recovery Fund. NSW Government - Resilience NSW.
Council-Led program run by Glen Innes Severn Council
Glen Innes Severn Council is inviting Expressions of Interest from the community for small-scale community projects that meet one or more of the Disaster Recovery Outcomes. Funding is provided through the Commonwealth Government Bushfire Community Resilience and Recovery Fund. The total amount of this Community Grant program round available is $78,012 Ex GST. All projects submitted need to be completed by 29 June 2022.
Disaster Recovery Outcomes:
1. The needs of vulnerable groups are addressed in disaster recovery
2. The community is aware of the disaster recovery processes
3. The community can express its changing disaster recovery needs
4. Community members are aware of the risks of future disasters
5. The community has improved capacity and capability to respond to future disasters
6. Business and not-for-profits have in place adequate mitigation practices for and threats
7. Government, private sector, civil society and organisations are engaged in for preparedness and management of the recovery;
Example projects include:
• Regional social events and digital communication initiatives that support social recovery, commemoration and improve community connectedness;
• Programs and initiatives that support community recovery and well-being including support for connectedness, improved identity of place and cultural heritage;
• Community education programs to improve regional knowledge and resilience in response and preparedness to future disasters and how to be better prepared for hazards into the future;
• Neighbourhood and community strengthening activities that focus specifically on capacity building, and knowledge building and sharing.
Requirements for submitting and EOI:
1. Provide detailed project description and key activities;
2. Detail how the project contributes to the disaster recovery outcomes outlined above
3. Provide project milestones with descriptions, including estimated start date and estimated end date; Projects submitted would need to be completed by 29 June 2022; Project timings should not commence until after 30 April 2021.
4. Provide demonstrated risk management and appropriate mitigation strategies associated with the project;
5. Provide details of the amount of funding requested noting there is no minimum amount and maximum total value of an application should not exceed $15,000 excluding GST.
6. Provide a budget and attached quotations from local suppliers and contractors; and
7. Provide a Declaration of Conflict of Interest.
Expression of Interest Closing date: 5.00pm, 28 February 2021.
Applications can be submitted by email to [email protected] or by post to PO Box 61, Glen INNES, NSW, 2370. Attention to Craig Bennett, General Manager, Glen Innes Severn Council
For further details please contact Richard at [email protected]
Disclaimer: The views expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the New South Wales Government”, unless the views expressed in the Project Materials have been publicly supported by the Government or a government agency.
2.3 Building Better Regions Fund (BBRF) – Community Investments Stream –Round Five
Open: Now
Closes: 5 March 2021
Value: Grants of $5000 to $1 million to cover 50% or more of eligible project costs.
Run By: Australian Government – Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
The Australian Government has committed a total of $1.04 billion over seven years from 2017-18 to 2023-24 for the Building Better Regions Fund (the program).
The objectives of the program are to:
• drive economic growth
• build stronger regional communities into the future.
The intended outcomes of the program are to:
• create jobs
• have a positive impact on economic activity, including Indigenous economic participation through employment and supplier-use outcomes
• enhance community facilities
• enhance leadership capacity
• encourage community cohesion and a sense of identity.
The Community Investments Stream will fund new or expanded local events, strategic regional plans, or leadership and capability strengthening activities that provide economic and social benefits to regional and remote areas. Infrastructure projects are not eligible under the Community Investments Stream. An incorporated not-for-profit, local government agency or body or non-distributing co-operative can apply.
Eligible activities:
To be eligible your project must:
• be aimed at new or expanded local events, strategic regional plans, or leadership and capability strengthening activities that provide economic and social benefits to regional and remote areas
• comprise one of the following activities:
: local events : strategic planning : regional leadership and capability
• not have commenced.
We may also approve other activities.
You can only receive funding for an event once under this program:
Funding is intended as seed funding for local events that:
• are new to the community; or
• support a significant addition to an existing event.
Applications for one-off events will need to demonstrate the long-term benefit to the community, including but not limited to media exposure, promotion of local businesses and visitors from outside the region.
Should your event be ongoing (e.g. annual), you will still need to demonstrate the long-term benefits (as above) and also clearly outline your strategy to fund the ongoing event without Australian Government funding.
Events must take place after you execute a grant agreement with the Commonwealth.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
2.4 Community Broadcasting Foundation - Contents Grants:
Open: Now
Closes: 2 March 2021
Value: Unspecified
Run By: Community Broadcasting Foundation
Content grants support the development, production and distribution of content via Australian community media. Our guiding principles, approach and goals relating to content grants are outline in our “Supporting Content Framework”. For link Click here
This year the Foundation are particularly looking to:
• increase community participation and diversity in community broadcasting and/or
• support creativity and excellence in content production.
Content grants are distributed twice per year, with the greater portion allocated in Round 1.
Content grants include funds specifically dedicated to Specialist Radio Programming. This portion of our content grants funding is available to support ongoing ethnic, Indigenous and RPH programs. For applicants looking to apply for Specialist Radio Programming funds, you must complete a separate grant application specifically requesting this funding.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
2.5 Specialist Radio Programming Grants
Open: Now
Closes: 2 March 2021
Value: Unspecified
Run By: Community Broadcasting Foundation
Stations producing content that meets the needs of particular communities may be eligible for dedicated Specialist Radio Programming Content grants.
This funding is intended to encourage stations to incorporate:
• RPH programs to serve people with a print disability
• Ethnic programs to serve a defined local ethnic community
• Indigenous programs
These grants are distributed twice per year, with the greater portion allocated in Round 1.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
2.6 Quick Response Grants
Open: Now
Closes: Applications are ongoing
Value: Up to $15,000
Run By: Regional Arts NSW
Made available under the Regional Arts Fund allocation for NSW, Quick Response Grants offer funding of up to $1,500 for regional artists, arts organisations and communities to respond to unique arts opportunities that present themselves at very short notice.
The program is intended to:
• support professional development opportunities for artists and arts workers involved in community programs that will increase their knowledge, skills and experience
• support skills and or arts development for individuals and groups in regional communities through the employment of arts and cultural workers to conduct workshops, seminars and forums.
‘Quicks’ are offered on a quarterly basis. There is no deadline for applications, which may be made as required, although applications are processed on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. Applicants MUST speak to the Funding Manager at Regional Arts NSW before applying (see contact details below). Decisions will be advised within 5 working days of receipt.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
3. Infrastructure Grants
3.1 Building Better Regions Fund (BBRF) – Infrastructure Stream – Round Five
Open: Now
Closes: 5 March 2021
Value: Grants of $20000 to $10 million to cover 50% or more of eligible project costs.
Run By: Australian Government – Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
The Australian Government has committed a total of $1.04 billion over seven years from 2017-18 to 2023-24 for the Building Better Regions Fund (the program).
The objectives of the program are to:
• drive economic growth
• build stronger regional communities into the future.
The intended outcomes of the program are to:
• create jobs
• have a positive impact on economic activity, including Indigenous economic participation through employment and supplier-use outcomes
• enhance community facilities
• enhance leadership capacity
• encourage community cohesion and a sense of identity.
Round Five of the program incorporates $100 million towards tourism-related infrastructure projects. As part of the application process, the Australian Government will ask you to indicate if you are applying for funding for a tourism-related infrastructure project, and if so, to provide information about how your project is related to tourism as outlined in the grant guidelines.
The Infrastructure Projects Stream only supports investment ready projects. We consider a project to be investment ready where you have taken steps to allow construction to commence within 12 weeks of executing your grant agreement.
This includes where you have:
• the authority of the land or infrastructure owner to undertake the project at the nominated site(s)
• confirmed funding contributions from all sources and can provide formal documentation to verify those contributions with your application
• identified and prepared submissions for all required regulatory and/or development approvals or have already submitted and/or obtained those approvals
• finalised project designs and costings.
For multi-stage projects, the first stage of the project must be investment ready within 12 weeks of executing the grant agreement. You must demonstrate that subsequent stages are investment ready in the progress report immediately preceding the next stage’s agreed commencement date, and the entire project (as defined in the BBRF grant agreement) must be complete within the maximum grant period.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
3.2 Rural, Regional and Other Special Needs Building Fund - Capital Funding
Open: Now
Closes: 18 March 2021
Value: Fund total of up to $150 million
Run By: Australian Government – Department of Health
This Capital Funding Grant Opportunity was announced as part of the 2020 ACAR, with $150 million made available for capital grants to fund suitable proposals, which specifically aim to improve access to quality residential aged care in regional, rural and remote locations and/or improve access to care for any of the Special Needs Groups under the Act, in any areas.
The ACAR is a competitive application process that enables prospective and existing approved providers of aged care to apply for a range of new Australian Government funded aged care places (residential care and Short-Term Restorative Care places) and financial assistance in the form of a capital grant.
The objective of the Fund is to facilitate equitable access to residential care across Australia. The Fund’s objective is to provide capital grants to facilitate equitable access to residential care where access is impeded by virtue of:
• geographic location, and/or
• inadequate supply of residential care, including for people with special needs, and
• lack of access to sufficient non-grant funding by an approved provider.
To increase access to residential care which may otherwise not be available, the Fund provides capital grants for the construction or upgrade of residential aged care buildings:
• in rural, regional and remote areas of Australia, and/or
• which specifically focus on the provision of residential care to people from Special Needs Groups or concessional, supported, assisted or low-means residents (as defined under the Act), including in major cities, and/or
• in a location where there is a demonstrated need for additional residential aged care services.
The main outcomes delivered by the Fund are new residential care buildings, and the upgrade of existing residential care buildings which, without the assistance of capital grants provided under the Fund, would otherwise not be available. The Fund also supports access to residential care and continuity of care in a region or area, or for a Special Needs Group, where access would otherwise be at risk.
In the 2020 ACAR, the Australian Government strongly encourages applications focussed on:
• assisting the development of residential care places previously allocated but not yet operational in rural/regional areas
• improving access to dementia care and improving service environments to be more dementia friendly
• reducing shared rooms/facilities to improve:
: resident amenity; : service viability; and : infection prevention and control
• other measures to improve infection prevention and control
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
3.3 ClubGrants Category 3 Fund - Infrastructure
Open: Now
Closes: Not specified
Value: Arts & Culture: $50,000 to $200,000 available per project
Community Infrastructure: $10,000 to $200,000 available per project
Disaster Readiness: $10,000 to $200,000 available per project
Sport & Recreation: $50,000 to $300,000 available per project
Run By: NSW Government – Office of Responsible Gambling
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. Infrastructure Grants are made possible by reinvesting a rebate on gaming machine profits from the state’s registered clubs, known as the ClubGrants Category 3 Fund.
Infrastructure Grants can be used toward the costs of construction, alteration, renovation, completion and fit-out of buildings and community infrastructure in the following areas:
• Arts & Culture
• Community Infrastructure
• Disaster Readiness
• Sport & Recreation
Infrastructure Grants can also be used for costs such the purchase of capital equipment and professional fees.
Examples of projects range from local sports ground facilities, public swimming pools, children’s play areas, museums, art galleries, theatres and upgrades to evacuation centres, or community welfare infrastructure that supports youth, mental health or homelessness services.
Applicants must be a not-for-profit organisation with an ABN that is responsible for operating and/or maintaining the infrastructure. Applicants must show the benefit that the infrastructure is accessible and available to the general public the majority of the time.
Financial contributions: Local government applicants are required to cash-match the funding amount requested.
The Infrastructure Grants process is competitive. Each year the program receives more applications than can be supported and, in some instances, partial funding may be offered.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: https: Click here
4. Disaster Recovery Grants
4. Disaster Recovery Grants and Funding
4.1.1 Joint Commonwealth-State-Territory Governments Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA)
Open: Now
Closes: Not specified
Value: Not specified
Run By: Joint Commonwealth-State-Territory Governments Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA)
Disaster assistance is now available in the local government areas of Glen Innes Severn, Tamworth and Parkes following severe storms in January 2021.
The joint Australian, state and territory governments' Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) provide a range of financial assistance to the natural disaster-declared areas in each state or territory.
For the NSW storms and floods from 2 January 2021 onwards the available assistance measures include:
• Personal hardship and distress assistance
• Counter disaster operations
• Restoration of damaged essential public assets
• Concessional interest rate loans for small businesses, primary producers and non-profit organisations
• Freight subsidies for primary producers
• Grants for non-profit organisations
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
4.2 Bushfire Assistance
4.2.1 Small Business Bushfire Support Grant
Open: Now
Closes: Not specified
Value: Up to $50,000
Run By: NSW Government – Service NSW
If your small business has experienced a significant decline in revenue as a result of the NSW 2019-2020 bushfires (beginning in August 2019), and it's located within a specified Local Government Area (LGA), you may be eligible for the $10,000 small business support grant. Glen Innes Severn is included in the specified Local Government Area (LGS) list currently. The application process for this grant has been simplified so eligible small businesses can access funds as quickly as possible.
The grant may be used for, but is not limited to:
• meeting standard business costs, including utilities, salaries and rent
• seeking financial advice to support the recovery of the business
• adjusting the business to be viable in the changed local context following the bushfires
• developing the business and extending business reach through marketing and communications activities, or
• improvements to make the business more resilient to future disasters.
Note: A decline in revenue as a result of bushfire may include multiple scenarios. This evidence requirement may be demonstrated when the business was in a defined disaster area and subject to either:
• an evacuation order or tourism leave order
• other supply chain interruptions or stock damage resulting in reduced sales, such as road closures and utility disconnections, or
• significantly reduced customer numbers, such as through consumer perception of danger and smoke haze.
Further information, eligibility and criteria: Click here
4.2.2 NSW EPA Bushfire Recovery Programs - FenceCycle:
Open: Now
Closes: 15 March 2021
Value: Between $20,000 to $500,000 for eligible projects
Run By: NSW Government – Environment Protection Authority (EPA)
This program is designed to provide funding to support eligible councils with the collection and recycling of the metal components of burnt rural fencing materials from bushfire affected rural landholders. Supporting councils to collect and recycle burnt fencing materials will assist in the recovery of rural communities impacted by bushfire and ensure the safe and efficient disposal of this bushfire waste.
Eligibility: Any NSW council (including regional organisations of councils or another local government-controlled organisation) with rural lands whose local government area was declared as a bushfire natural disaster area during the 2019/2020 bushfire season.
Further information and criteria: Click here
4.3 COVID -19 Assistance
4.3.1 Homebuilder (Programme Extended)
Open: Now
Closes: Extended to 31 March 2021
Value: A $15,000 grant for building contracts (new builds and substantial
renovations) signed between 1 January 2021 and 31 March 2021,inclusive
Run By: Australian Government – Treasury
HomeBuilder will assist the residential construction market by encouraging the commencement of new home builds and renovations.
On 29 November 2020, the Government announced an extension to the HomeBuilder program to 31 March 2021.
Changes to the HomeBuilder program include:
• A $15,000 grant for building contracts (new builds and substantial renovations) signed between 1 January 2021 and 31 March 2021, inclusive.
• An extended deadline for all applications to be submitted, including those applying for the $25,000 grant and the new $15,000 grant. Applications can now be submitted up until 14 April 2021 (inclusive). This will apply to all eligible contracts signed on or after 4 June 2020.
• An extension to the construction commencement timeframe from three months to six months for all HomeBuilder applicants. This will apply to all eligible contracts signed on or after 4 June 2020.
• An increase to the property price cap for new build contracts in New South Wales and Victoria to $950,000 and $850,000, respectively, where the contract is signed between 1 January 2021 and 31 March 2021, inclusive.
• The existing new build property price cap of $750,000 will continue to apply in all other States and Territories.
• A change in licensing requirements and registration for builders, as below:
• Where an eligible contract is signed on or after 29 November 2020, the builder must have a valid licence or registration before 29 November 2020.
• Where an eligible contract is signed before 29 November 2020, the builder must have a valid licence or registration before 4 June 2020.
Other than the above, the existing program criteria applies. That is, the other existing eligibility criteria remains in place and the $25,000 grant will still be available for eligible contracts signed on or before 31 December 2020.
Further information and criteria: Click here
4.3.2. Pandemic Leave Disaster Payment
Open: Now
Closes: Not Specified
Value: $1,500 for each 14-day period you’ve been told to self-isolate or quarantine,
or are caring for someone with COVID-19 for eligible applicants.
Run By: Australian Government - Services Australia
Provides a lump sum financial assistance to limit the financial hardship for eligible individuals who are unable to earn an income having been informed by a health official in the state they live and/or work to self-isolate or quarantine due to COVID-19.
Claimants are required to complete an application by telephone or by submitting a completed claim form by fax to Services Australia. The easiest way to claim is over the phone. A claim will be assessed by Services Australia against the eligibility criteria before making payment and claimants will be notified by letter if their claim has been granted or rejected. Where requested, a claimant may also need to provide evidence of meeting the eligibility criteria for the payment. Services Australia makes every effort to process claims as quickly as possible. Depending on individual circumstances, payments can be released in real time to the claimant’s Australian bank account.
Further details and eligibility: Click here
5. Grant Applications by Glen Innes Severn Council
Click here for a summary of 2020-2021 financial year grant applications applied for by Glen Innes Severn Council that have been successful, pending decision and unsuccessful. Currently 10 grant applications that have been lodged by Glen Innes Severn Council are pending decision for a total of $20,241,725 in potential grant funding.
Disclaimer: Information for this Bid Blast sourced from www.grants.gov.au, www.business.gov.au, Regional Development Australia Northern Inland, Australian Government – Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Australian Government - Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources , Australian Government - Job Active, Australian Government – Department of Health, Joint Commonwealth-State–Territory Governments Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA), Australian Government – Treasury, Australian Government - Services Australia, NSW Office of Sport, NSW Government - Office of Responsible Gambling, Regional Arts NSW, NSW Government – Resilience NSW, NSW Government – Service NSW, Regional Arts NSW, and Community Broadcasting Foundation.
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