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Like mother like daughter basketball
… and water bottle (optional). Registrations are required.   Arts and Recreation Youth … Like mother like daughter …

Are you a mum who loves watching your daughter play basketball, while cheering from the sidelines?  Why not have a go yourself. 

Bulleen Boomers are hosting a mother/daughter session, where mothers and daughters come together to train and play, followed by afternoon tea.

Girls love to share the court with their mums, showcasing their skills and teaching their mums a thing or two. Come on down to have a run together.

This will be an all-female event with coaches, mums, daughters, aunties, grandmothers or any special other female in your life, getting together for a fun filled session of basketball.

Women of all ages and all abilities are welcome to participate.

What to wear: Basketball uniform or clothes you can move freely in and supportive sports shoes.

What to bring: A clearly named basketball (optional) and water bottle (optional).

Registrations are required.

 

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Serenity for Women Pilates - This Girl Can
… per class. Aquarena Aquatic and Leisure Centre Arts and Recreation Whats On … Serenity for Women Pilates - …

Join the Serenity for Women group for a free mat Pilates class.

This class is focused on bringing together women from different multicultural backgrounds, creating a diverse and enriching environment. It will focus on improving flexibility, strength, core stability and body awareness using low impact, repetitive moves for a full body workout.

Improved flexibility:

  • increased muscle strength and tone particularly of your abdominal muscles, lower back, hips and buttocks (the core muscles of your body)
  • balanced muscle strength on both sides of your body
  • improved posture
  • better mobility.

Who are these classes for?

  • classes are for females only.

What to bring:

  • mat and water bottle
  • wear comfortable clothing to work out in.

Registration:

  • Register via Eventbrite – bookings are essential, maximum 25 participants per class.
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View aerial photography using our maps
… View current aerial photography and unfold Manningham’s history dating back to 1998. About Council Maps …

How to view aerial photography

  1. Refer to the top right of the screen and select the change map icon

  2. Choose from aerial photography maps between 2019 and 1998

  3. Select a property to view more detailed information about a property.

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Find planning information about a property using our maps
… overlays, planning applications and MelbWater overlays in Manningham. About Council Maps … Find planning information …

How to find planning zones

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  1. Use the search bar in the top left hand corner to locate a property.

  2. A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the screen, select Planning Zones to view all relevant planning zones.

  3. Select a planning zone link to view more information

  4. To view planning zones across Manningham, use the zoom in and zoom out icons or use the scroll on your mouse to view planning zones on each property.

How to find planning overlays

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  1. Use the search bar in the top left hand corner to locate a property.

  2. A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the screen, select Planning Overlays to view all relevant planning overlays.

  3. Select a planning overlay link to view more information.

  4. To view planning overlays across Manningham, use the zoom in and zoom out icons or use the scroll on your mouse to view planning overlays on each property.

How to find planning applications

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  1. Refer to the top left of the screen and select the What's nearby menu What's Nearby icon from Mapping Manningham

  2. Select Planning Applications from the menu.

  3. Choose the type of application:

    1. Option one: Select Planning applications - advertising to view planning applications currently being advertised on or near the property you have searched for.
    2. Option two: Select Planning applications - current to view planning applications in use on or near the property you have searched for.
  4. Select a planning application to view more information.

  5. A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the screen, select View Permit Details to view the application.

How to view the MelbWater overlay

Melbourne Water has designated land under Regulation 806 for proposed works/structures that may affect Melbourne Water's waterways and/or assets.

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  1. Refer to the top right of the screen and select the change map icon.

  2. Choose the MelbWater Reg154 layer. The map will change to reflect the overlay on each property.

  3. Use your mouse to scroll/zoom in and zoom out of the map to view in detail the overlay and which properties are affected.

  4. Select a property to view more detailed information about the planning zones on a property.

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Book an immunisation session
… prepare you and your child for an immunisation session at Manningham. Tags Immunisation Apply Assistance and Support … …

We have a new booking system.

Book now via Vitavo

Contact us if you have any questions about your booking.

Book into an upcoming immunisation session. Discover what vaccinations we offer and when to immunise your family.
 

When are the immunisation sessions?

Go to the Vitavo booking link to view all our available sessions.

How to book an immunisation session

No walk-ins will be accepted at this time.

Bookings are via Vitavo.  Register for a new account through Vitavo.

  1. Create and register an account with parent/guardian's name and email address on Vitavo.  Use this account for all future bookings.

  2. Verify your account using the code sent to your email address from Vitavo.

     

  3. Fill in the details for yourself, then on the next page fill in details for your child/dependent. 

  4. Complete the consent on Vitavo and secure your booking.
     

    Book now

What happens at a session?

We ask that you arrive no more than 10 minutes before your booking time and check in at the desk.

After vaccination, we will ask you or your child to stay behind for 15 minutes for observation.

 

How to cancel a booking

To change or cancel your booking, login to your account on Vitavo.

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Freedom of the City award
… that have made an outstanding contribution to Manningham. Tags Civic Awards … Freedom of the City award …

We have three awards that recognise the outstanding contribution of locals who have distinguished themselves with their service to the community.

  1. Freeman or Freewoman of the City - this award recognises the outstanding contribution made to the community by an individual. All nominees have given extensive and distinguished service, in a largely voluntary capacity to local organisations and community groups.
  2. Key to the City - this is a single event award which acknowledges the contribution of an individual, group or organisation for an outstanding achievement in sport, entertainment or humanitarian work at a national or international level.
  3. Freedom of Entry to the City - this award reflects a special relationship between a local emergency services unit or an Australian Defence Force unit and the local community.
     

Our award recipients

The following people have received Freedom of the City Awards.

  • Mr William (Bill) Howard Larkin, OAM - Freeman of the City 2011
  • No. 401 Squadron, Australian Air Force Cadets - Freedom of the City 2001
  • The Honourable Neil Anthony Brown, QC, - Freeman of the City 1991
  • Mr Barry Anthony Jones - Freeman of the City 1990
  • Mr Leslie John Cameron - Freeman of the City 1990
  • Mr Irvine Heber Green, OAM - Key to the City 1988
  • Sir Raymond William Garrett, AFC, AEA - Freeman of the City 1987

Please note award recipients include those made by the Manningham Council's predecessor, the City of Doncaster and Templestowe.

 

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You can make a nomination anytime.

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Update your pet's registration details
… If you are new to Manningham, make sure to register your pet with us. This will …

If you are new to Manningham, you need to transfer your pet's registration to us. This will make sure they’re safe at all times and keep pound costs down if they ever get lost.
 

When to update your pet's registration details?

Whenever the contact details change of your pet, you need to contact us in writing to update your pet's registration details. This may include:

  • You have moved house - whether it's within our municipality or from another council in Victoria.
  • Your pet is no longer with you.

If you have moved from outside Victoria, you will need to start a new pet registration.

 

How to update your pet’s registration

To update your contact information and address:

  1. contact us in writing, via email or post, to update your pet's registration details
  2. contact your pet registry to update your pet’s microchip details.
    If you're unsure which registry it is, search using pet's microchip number on pet address.

If you have lost your pet’s original registration tag or it’s damaged, you can contact us to request a new one.

 

How to transfer registration from another council

You can transfer a paid registration from another council in Victoria by downloading:

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Once you have completed the form you can return it to us:

  • by post
  • in-person.

Don’t forget to bring proof of payment for the current period. We will then register your pet at no extra cost.
 

How to change ownership of your pet

If you have a pet currently registered in Manningham, you can transfer the ownership of that pet to another person by downloading:

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Our organisation structure and executive team
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We are Manningham.

We deliver over 100 different services to our vibrant and diverse community.

We implement the polices and strategic directions set by our Council.

We are proud of our unique blend of city and country.

And we shape positive outcomes by being inclusive and passionate about what we do.

 

Meet our executive management team

Our 500 employees are led by our Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and executive management team who operate with the guidance of our elected Council. Our CEO is directly accountable to our Mayor and Councillors.

 

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

 

Andrew Day

Andrew.Day@manningham.vic.gov.au

 

Director City Services

 

Rachelle Quattrocchi

Rachelle.Quattrocchi@manningham.vic.gov.au

 

Director Connected Communities

 

Lee Robson

Lee.Robson@manningham.vic.gov.au

 

Director City Planning

 

Andrew McMaster

Andrew.McMaster@manningham.vic.gov.au

 

Director Experience and Capability

 

Kerryn Paterson

Kerryn.Paterson@manningham.vic.gov.au

 

 

Chief Legal and Governance Officer

 

Carrie Bruce (Interim)

Carrie.Bruce@manningham.vic.gov.au

 

Chief Financial Officer

 

Jon Gorst

Jon.Gorst@manningham.vic.gov.au

 

Our organisation structure

Download the PDF to view our full organisation structure.

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Review of a planning decision at VCAT
… application decision if you want to review a decision by Manningham. Tags Apply Property and Development … Review of a …

Only the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) can review an application. After we have made a planning permit decision, we cannot undertake an internal review.

 

VCAT is the independent body that can review planning decisions

As an independent tribunal, VCAT hears and determines disputes that includes reviews of our planning decisions.

The Planning and Environment Act 1987 (the Act) establishes the applications that VCAT can review and can include reviews of:

  • refusals to grant permits
  • requirements
  • failures to grant permits
  • conditions on permits
  • extensions of time to permits
  • decisions of applications as an objector.

 

When do you have to apply for a review?

Timeframes and eligibility to apply for a review to VCAT are different and depends on:

  • the type of decision we have made
  • your relationship to the decision.

You can generally find an outline of the requirements on the final pages of the decision under the heading, ‘Important information about this permit/notice’.

 

How to apply through VCAT

You will need to make a review of a planning permit application directly to VCAT.

If you objected to an application and the applicant has applied to VCAT to review the decision, they will generally serve you notice of their application for review on you. Notice will include instructions on your involvement in the review application.

You can find detailed information on how to apply for review and what to expect on VCAT’s website.

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How does VCAT decide if we have made the right decision?

When reviewing a decision, VCAT will put itself in Manningham's shoes and analyse the merits of the application. They will then decide if we have made the right decision.

 

Complaints VCAT cannot hear

VCAT cannot hear complaints about:

  • the processing of the application
  • our conduct relating to the application.

In certain limited circumstances, you can make an application to VCAT for other matters such as:

  • cancellation of a permit
  • enforcement of a permit
  • a planning scheme requirement
  • a declaration about a specific matter.

These applications are separate to a review application. You should seek independent legal advice before making an application of this nature.

 

What types of outcomes can occur after an application hearing?

VCAT will make most decisions after holding a hearing. There is no requirement for all review applications to proceed to a hearing. Parties can reach an outcome by mutual consent from mediation or negotiation.

After making a determination to a review an application, VCAT will give its findings either verbally at the end of a hearing, or in writing at a later date.

You can view most VCAT decisions online.

 

Can you ask for correspondence or documents relating to VCAT?

We can help with general questions about reviews of planning decisions. We recommend that you contact VCAT or get independent legal advice.

You should serve any documents and correspondence about VCAT proceedings to our email VCAT@Manningham.vic.gov.au.

If you want to access any documents relating to current VCAT proceedings, you can do so by conducting a planning application search.

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Liveability, Innovation and Technology Committee
… is to connect people and places to improve liveability in Manningham. Tags About Council Committees and Working Groups …

Our purpose

Through innovation and technology, our Liveability, Innovation and Technology (LIT) Committee aims to:

  • improve liveability
  • public value.

By connecting people, places and assets.

 

Our role

Our LIT Committee is represented by a councillor and community members who meet the following criteria:

  • have an interest and knowledge in innovation and technology and how it applies to liveability
  • live or work in Manningham
  • can regularly attend and participate in meetings
  • has skills that compliments the committee.

 

Who are our members

If you meet the above criteria, you can nominate to be a community member on our LIT committee for a three year term.

We'll choose cross section of the community that best represents our diversity.
 

Unfortunately, we are currently not taking nominations. Follow our news channel and local media for when we advertise calls for nominations.

 

When do we meet?

LIT meets at least four times a year, on a quarterly basis.

 

What is the appointment process?

  1. We will advertise calls for nominations in local media and on our news channels.
     
  2. From the nominations received, we will select community members who best meet the selection criteria to join our committee for three years. Members can renominate to join the committee after their term ends.

 

How to contact us

If you have any questions, contact us.

An Interpreter Service is available by phoning 9840 9355.

 

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Chinese painting class for older adults

In this Chinese painting class you will learn basic brush strokes, brush loading techniques and the use of Chinese ink and colours on rice paper. ...

Learn the unique art of Chinese brush painting with our experienced teachers.

In this class you will learn:

  • basic brush strokes
  • brush loading techniques
  • the use of Chinese ink and colours on rice paper.

Activities will include a series of practical exercises before completing small paintings on three main themes – flowers, birds, fish and landscapes.

The class is suitable for beginners and continuing students. No experience required. All adults aged 55 years and over are welcome to attend.

Please note: students need to supply their own materials.

This is a great opportunity to meet new friends and improve your health and wellbeing while connecting with others in your community.

To reserve your place in the class, call Bo on 0437 956 639.

We look forward to seeing you at our class.

The class is run by CASS Care, a non-profit organisation, providing aged care services in Sydney and Melbourne.

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When the Wind Blows
… When the Wind Blows Arts, theatre and music Hope. Love. Survival. What happens …

Hope. Love. Survival. What happens when the unimaginable becomes reality?

A quiet life is turned upside down when an elderly British couple prepares for an impending nuclear strike. Armed with only government survival pamphlets and unwavering optimism, they face the horrors of war with a heartbreaking mix of love, humor and denial.

This critically acclaimed adaptation of Raymond Briggs' classic graphic novel is a deeply moving, darkly humorous, and eerily relevant story about resilience in the face of catastrophe.

Why you should see it:

  • a gripping and emotional theatre experience that will stay with you long after the final bow
  • a blend of satire and tragedy, offering moments of both laughter and heartbreak
  • stunning, intimate performances by Adrian Rice and Simone Kiefer, directed by David Tynan

Don’t miss this unforgettable production at Warrandyte Theatre Company. 

Bring a friend, spread the word, and experience one of the most thought-provoking plays of the season.

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Resource hub for sport and recreation clubs
… related to sport club operations and participation.  Manningham’s Resource Hub has been created to support our … Policies and documents What's on Sign up to our Active Manningham Sport and Recreation newsletter Club governance … to promote the many benefits sport has to offer. Active Manningham e-newsletter archive Browse the archive of our …

Manningham’s Resource Hub has been created to support our sport and recreation clubs both on and off the field. The hub provides key information, links, resources and updates on important topics related to sport club operations and participation. 

 

 Find resources on:

  • Club governance
  • Child safety
  • Inclusive sports clubs
  • Club development webinars
  • Policies and documents
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  • Sign up to our Active Manningham Sport and Recreation newsletter

Club governance

  • Game plan

    Game Plan is a free online platform that allows sporting clubs of all sizes to get insights into their current capability in key areas of club administration, then supports ongoing club development with a suite of tools.

  • Club help

    Club Help has been developed as a "one stop shop" for resources for local sporting clubs to support them in running a successful club.

  • Good Sports program

    The Good Sports program supports and inspires community sporting clubs to set up a better environment for players, volunteers, supporters and officials, helping tackle tricky topics such as alcohol, drugs, smoking, mental health and safe transport.

  • Vicsport

    Vicsport's aim is to get as many people in Victoria engaging in sport and physical activity as possible. They are the peak body for sport and active recreation in the state and work closely with the Victorian Government to promote the many benefits sport has to offer.

  • Active Manningham e-newsletter archive

    Browse the archive of our Active Manningham e-newsletter

Child safety

  • Vicsport child safe online education program

    A new free and interactive way to understand and comply with the 11 Victorian Child Safe Standards

  • Victorian child safe standards

    Victoria's Child Safe Standards were put in place in 2016 to protect children and young people from harm and abuse.

  • Safeguarding Children resources

    Providing safe sporting environments for children and young people in Victoria is not optional, it is required by law under the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005.

Inclusive sports clubs

  • This Girl Can

    Celebrating and supporting everyday women to get active in ways that suit them — featuring a range of physical activity events designed to welcome beginners and those curious to try something new.

  • Change Our Game

    The Office for Women in Sport and Recreation (OWSR) is the first dedicated office designed to improve gender equality in sport and recreation in Australia. Their goal is to increase the number of women and girls participating in sport and active recreation, from grassroots through to senior

  • Sport for All Gender Inclusive Toolkit

    A toolkit to help sporting clubs and active recreation settings to take positive action towards gender equity and achieving fair access and usage of community infrastructure for all genders.

  • Disability sport and recreation

    DSR's vision is to create a Victoria where all people with disability can choose and access any sport or active recreation activity they want to engage with.

  • AAA Play

    Australia’s only dedicated referral and connection service for people with a disability to sports and recreational opportunities in Victoria. AAA Play work with the enquirer to identify what activity they wish to be involved in, what their disabilities are, and where they are located.

  • Pride In Sport

    A national not-for-profit sporting inclusion program specifically designed to assist sporting organisations at all levels with the inclusion of employees, athletes, volunteers and spectators with diverse genders and sexualities.

  • Proud2Play

    Championing inclusivity in sports. Sports Clubs can learn how to ensure inclusivity for every member, while Individuals can find opportunities to participate and connect.

  • Rainbow Roadmap

    In partnership with Proud 2 Play, Vicsport has created the Rainbow Roadmap to assist sport organisations in achieving rainbow ready status.

  • Inclusive Clubs project

    In partnership with Access Health and Community, City of Boroondara, Manningham Council, Whitehorse City Council and Leisure Networks we deliver the Inclusive Clubs project. The project includes an online webinar and two free 2-hour workshops with the completion of an inclusion assessment and action

Club Development webinar links

Strategic Planning

Strategic Planning

Action planning

Creating a team

Unlocking the power of strategic planning

Watch the video on Vimeo

The Who, What, When and how of consultation

Watch the video on Vimeo

Turning Club goals into success

Watch the video on Vimeo

Marketing your club

Finances

Financial Management 101

Financial sustainability

Show us the money

Governance

Governance 101

Tailored Governance

Safeguarding at Grassroots

Your Club's Framework (Legalities)

Volunteers

Volunteer Management

Being your best

Leadership on and off the field

Turf management

Turf management 101

Are you looking for?

  • Log a maintenance request.

    All maintenance requests that are deemed a Council responsibility are to be reported via Council’s online request tool.

  • Calendar for ground availability.

    View the availability of Manningham’s sports grounds on our public calendar.

  • Information on our Capital works program.

    Council’s Recreation Capital Works Funding Program provides funding towards sporting facility infrastructure developments.

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Heritage Advisory Committee
… promotion of, and education about heritage places within Manningham. Tags About Council Committees and Working Groups …

Our role and purpose

We have established a Heritage Advisory Committee (HAC) that includes representatives from the community, historical societies, councillors and council officers. The committee provides advice to Council on the conservation and promotion of, and education about heritage places within Manningham. This includes:

  • considering grant applications received under the Heritage Restoration Fund.
     

When do we meet

The Committee generally meets every three months.

 

How to contact us

If you have any questions, contact us.

An interpreter service is available on 9840 9355.

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Open Space and Streetscape Advisory Committee
… strategic advice on open space and streetscape issues in Manningham. Tags About Council Committees and Working Groups …

Our purpose

The Open Space and Streetscape Advisory Committee provides strategic advice on open space and streetscape issues.

Our role

The objectives of the committee is the promotion of our open spaces and streetscapes to ensure that they’re:

  • accessible
  • well designed
  • properly managed.

Who are our members

Our community members will be residents and also have:

  • demonstrated interest in open space or streetscape issues
  • personal, professional and community networks
  • an understanding in strategic decision making
  • prior experience working on committees.

One community member will have open space planning qualifications. While, 2 members will have proven knowledge of managing, planning and use relating to Ruffey Lake Park.

Membership will be up to 3 years and advertising for nominations will be in the Manningham Leader.

There’ll be up to 7 community members on the committee.

When do we meet

We meet quarterly.

How you apply

Send a completed nomination form to Paul Goodison, eepadmin@manningham.vic.gov.au

Post a completed nomination form to Manningham City Council, PO Box 1 Doncaster VIC 3108.

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View our demographics
… for use to people interested in planning for the future. Manningham continues to be an attractive place to live. Tags …

Manningham Demographics

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Census data from 2021 is now available for use by our community, local service providers, community groups and anyone else interested in effectively planning for the future.

For a snapshot of the latest statistics and demographic population data, use the .id toolkit, including:

  • Community Profile: Population facts and characteristics with comparisons over time and with other areas.
  • Population Forecast: Outlines the factors driving population change in the community and how the population, age structure and household types will change each year.
  • Social Atlas: Maps that show how particular population groups are distributed across the municipality.

The Manningham Community Profile provides demographic analysis for Manningham and its suburbs based on results from the 2021, 2016, 2011, 2006, 2001, 1996  and 1991 Censuses of Population and Housing.

The Manningham population and household forecasts highlight the factors driving population change in the community and how the population, age structure, and household types will change each year between 2021 and 2036. 

These forecasts were updated in December 2022 by .id, the population experts, on behalf of Manningham Council. 

 

State of the City Report

We have prepared a State of the City Report document that provides an overview of key data about the Manningham community. 

This information can be used by community clubs, groups and individuals to support grant applications. It can also be used when designing programs and services, advocacy activities or developing strategies and policies for the Manningham community.

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Demographic information for Manningham

Population
  • The 2021 Estimated Resident Population of Manningham is 125,827, an increase of 3,257 from 2016 (122,902).
  • Like much of Melbourne, the Manningham population is ageing, with 28.5 per cent of Manningham residents aged 60 and over.
  • The median age of Manningham residents is 43 years old
  • 46.3 per cent of our community speak a language other than English at home.
Area
  • Manningham has a total land area of 114 square kilometres, including substantial green open spaces.
  • The municipality is mostly defined by natural boundaries: the Yarra to the north and west, Koonung Creek to the south.
  • The Mullum Mullum Creek divides Manningham into two distinct areas with the land to the west being urban in character and primarily rural/residential land to the east.
  • Our transport network includes 27 local bus routes, and more than 1700 kilometres of roads, paths, bike lanes and walking lanes maintained by Council.
Environment
  • Manningham has one of the largest networks of open space in metropolitan Melbourne. It covers approximately 17 per cent of the municipality, and includes more than 300 parks, gardens and reserves.
  • We are home to 22 per cent of Victoria's known plants, including 11 species of State significance and four species of National significance.
  • We provide a sanctuary to 56 threatened animal species.

 

 

 

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Apply for a healthy ageing grant
… improve the health and quality of life of older adults in Manningham.  Tags Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … …

The Healthy Ageing Grant is a category of the Community Grant Program. The grant allows partnership with community organisations to improve the health and quality of life of older adults in Manningham. 

What does the grant hope to achieve?

The aim of the grant is to:

  • respond to a specific need in the ageing Manningham community
  • be inclusive and allow all members of the ageing community to participate, including targeted responses that enable vulnerable older individuals, families, carers, and groups to participate in local activities and opportunities
  • foster an inclusive and harmonious community, drawing strength from difference and diversity
  • enhance the health and wellbeing of the Manningham ageing community
  • support a safer and more resilient community
  • encourage collaboration between Council, groups, and organisations for the benefit of the ageing community.

 

When does the funding round begin?

The round is closed and will reopen in 2026


How much funding is available for the grant?

Funding is between $3,001 and $20,000. Allocations are for one financial year. There’s no repeat funding.

The estimated allocation for the healthy ageing grants category is $80,000 per annum.

How to apply

  1. Before you start an application, get familiar with the guidelines
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    You will have to agree to the terms and conditions of the Community Grant Program too.

  2. Make sure you are eligible to apply

    Before starting your application, make sure your organisation is eligible to apply.

  3. Confirm grant category and put together your proposal

    Confirm that you are applying for the right grant category.

    After checking you have got the right category, develop a project proposal that includes:

    • a brief project description
    • the objectives
    • timelines
    • budget identifying the appropriate category to submit your application.
  4. Discuss your application with us before you submit

    Before finishing your application, make sure you discuss your proposal with us. Although, you won’t need to speak with us beforehand if you’re applying for the Small Grants category.

    We can help you with your application. We can also give advice on how to apply online.

    To discuss your application, contact us.

  5. Review the assessment criteria

    Refer to the guidelines and review the assessment criteria for the relevant category before you finish.

  6. Prepare supporting information to include with your application

    Use the application checklist to help you to prepare your application to make sure you haven’t missed anything.

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  7. Start your application

    Create an account or login to SmartyGrants to start.

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Join our mailing list and find out when grants are available

Subscribe to the Community Grants Program mailing list and keep informed of upcoming grants and community training sessions.




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Grant Finder

Grant Finder brings together grants from national, state, and local government along with opportunities from corporate organisations and foundations.

This service is open to all local businesses, community groups, not-for-profits, and individuals. 

Register online to receive email alerts about upcoming funding opportunities.

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Procurement policy
… Find out more about Manningham’s procurement policy. We’re always looking for …

The Local Government Act 2020 is what we use in developing a procurement policy that benefits the community.

From our suppliers, we seek:

  • open and fair competition that provides value for money
  • clear guidelines to allow consistency and control
  • demonstrated accountability to our community
  • ethical behaviour
  • the best outcomes for our community.

We’re always looking for suppliers who practice fairness and are also technologically innovative.

For further information, or to speak to someone in our Procurement team, please contact us via email at procurement@manningham.vic.gov.au.

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Community Grant Program
… looking for funds to deliver projects and activities in Manningham? Find out if you're eligible to apply for a grant. …

The Community Grant Program supports groups delivering programs and activities that benefits the community. Our goal is to develop partnerships with not-for-profit groups and organisations that enriches the area and share our vision.
 

Who can apply for a grant

There’s seven grant categories each with their own goals, values and timing.

Grant applicants must be either:

  • A not-for-profit constituted body such as an incorporated association or a company by limited guarantee.
  • An incorporated organisation supported by a not-for-profit organisation and able to accept legal and financial responsibility for the project.
  • A school.

They must also meet eligibility criteria for the grant category.  
 

How to apply

Choose one of the grant categories below to find out how to apply.

Grant category and purposeFunding allocationTiming

Community Partnership

Achieve longer term community and cultural development outcomes through strategic partnerships that respond to our priorities and directions.

Up to $50,000 per year to a total of $200,000 over four years.

Every four years.

Check dates

Community Development

Achieve community development outcomes that respond to the needs of our diverse community.

Between $3,001 and $20,000.

Annually in February.

Check dates

Arts

Support activities that provide opportunities to participate in arts, culture and heritage.

Between $3,001 and $20,000.

Annually in February.

Check dates

Festivals and Events

Support community led festivals and events that attract visitors to Manningham and activates key locations.

Between $3,001 and $20,000.

Annually in February.

Check dates

Healthy Ageing

Improve the health and quality of life of older adults by working in partnership with community organisations. 

Between $3,001 and $20,000.

Annually in February.

Check dates

Seniors Club Support Grant

Promotes social connection through programs and activities that have positive health and wellbeing outcomes for Manningham’s ageing community.

Up to $8,000 per year.

Annually in August.

Check dates

Small Grants

Support community strengthening initiatives and enhance the quality of life of Manningham residents.

Community Strengthening category: Up to $3,000.

Equipment Purchase category: Up to $1,500 as a 50 per cent co-contribution of the total cost of equipment.

Applications can be submitted all year and are assessed quarterly.

Check dates

Community Grant support and resources

We offer annual Community Grant information sessions and grant writing workshops to support organisations and community groups in applying for grants.

These in-person sessions are held every February. If you’re unable to attend, you can watch the recorded presentation below.

Additionally, we provide a series of short Grant writing learning bytes – informative videos designed to explain grant writing terminology and concepts, making the application process easier to understand. 

Community Grant information session

Watch the 2025 information session recording to find out more about the Community Grant program.

Grant writing learning bytes

  • Grant Writing - SMART goals 
  • Grant Writing - Developing a project plan 
  • Grant Writing – Understanding auspicing
  • Grant Writing – Auspicing arrangements 
  • Grant Writing - In-kind support 
  • Grant Writing - Preparing the budget for a grant application 
  • Grant Writing - Acquittals 
  • Grant Writing - Evaluations
     

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Current grant recipients

Community Partnership Grants

Community Partnership Grants 2022 - 2025 (year three - 2024)

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation for year two
1 Jan to 31 Dec 2023
CareNet LtdFood Collective Manningham$50,000
Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre (Doncare)Healthy Young Men's (HYM) Program    $50,000
Eastern Community Legal CentrePromoting legal and social wellbeing in Manningham    $50,000
Eastern VolunteersManningham Youth Employment Pathways Program$50,000
Heide Museum of Modern ArtCultural and Community Connection at Heide    $30,000
Kevin Heinze GrowUsing nature as a supportive environment$46,344
Lions Club of Park OrchardsPark Orchards Community Carols  $7,513
Manningham Musicians AssociationManningham Concert Band Program$17,373
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc (REAL)REAL Pathways    $35,073
Rotary Club of TemplestoweManningham Family Festival  $12,000
The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham IncPositive Ageing Program for Chinese seniors    $37,839
The Onemda AssociationOnemda Community Cafe Program $49,716
The Pottery ExpoThe Pottery Expo at Warrandyte$25,000
Victorian Skateboard Association IncManningham Skate Park Activation Project    $20,000
VP Community Holdings LtdHealthy food accessibility and education    $50,000
Warrandyte Community ChurchWarrandyte Community Carols$7,400
Warrandyte Festival CommitteeWarrandyte Festival$50,000
Women's Health EastTaking action to combat racism and support Manningham Chinese communities    $49,200
Annual Grants

Arts Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
House of Persia Community and Cultural Centre IncFarsi Community Choir$9,000

Festival and Events Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Benevolence AustraliaRabi Al-Awwal Festival$4,286
Cantonese Art Association IncMid-Autumn Festival Celebration Show$3,001
Community Music and Performances IncorporatedJazz In The Park$8,720
Greythorn Bowling ClubFamily & Friends Funday$5,500
Heide Museum of Modern ArtMolto Italiano! Community Festival 2024$14,740
Kevin Heinze GrowSpring Celebration$4,000
Manningham Toy Library IncManningham Toy Library 40th Anniversary Messy Play Day$5,044
Victoria HongKongers Association (Australia) Inc.Victoria Moon Festival @ Manningham 2024$20,000

 

Community Development Grants

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Bushfire Resilience Inc.Provide bushfire information using content, onsite filming and community engagement$7,740
Chinese Health Foundation of AustraliaEmbracing Hearts: Walk with Seniors for Mental Wellbeing in Manningham$20,000
Eastern Domestic Violence Service IncLevel Up- Building Community Capacity for Gender Equality in Manningham$19,042
Left Write Hook LtdReclaim & Rewrite$17,680
Living and Learning at Ajani IncClosed Loop Food Solutions$20,000
Seniors Happy Life Club Inc.Program to support older people's wellbeing$19,183
Templestowe Bowling ClubExpanding Community Connection$5,000
The Onemda AssociationDigital Creative Lab a space for connection & learning$10,627
The Trustee for Raise FoundationRaise Youth Mentoring Program - Templestowe College$5,500

Healthy Ageing Grants

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Doncaster Chinese Senior Association IncCelebrate Chinese New Year$3,100
House of Persia Community & Cultural CenterHealthy Aging$9,760
Living and Learning at Ajani IncMaking Friends for a Better Life: Our diverse migrant community$8,468
Manningham Australian Chinese Mutual Aid Association IncSenor club health and wellbeing activities$6,851
Pines Learning IncThe Thrive Program$17,703
Rejoice Chinese Christian Communication Centre IncDigital Literacy Workshops for Chinese speaking Seniors$7,600
Wonga Park Community Cottage IncCultivating Healthy Seniors$4,930

Manningham Community Fund (Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation)

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre IncEmergency Food Relief$4,032
Kevin Heinze GrowGrowing together: peer group counselling for young carers$10,000
St John Ambulance Australia (Victoria) IncCPR training equipment for St John Manningham Division$6,691
Small Grants

Small Grants - Round 3

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
East Doncaster Netball ClubEast Doncaster Netball Club Equipment Grant 2025$1,267
Mantingfang Seniors Club of AustraliaChinese traditional dancing and fashion walk teaching and learning$2,600
Warrandyte Mechanics Institute and Arts Association IncBuilding essential safety skills for community arts in Warrandyte$2,379

Small Grants - Round 2

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Doncaster LIttle Athletics CentreUpgrade two ageing laptops used for track event timing$1,399
Doncaster Seniors Club IncWomen's Affairs - Manningham$3,000
East Doncaster Cricket ClubPurchase of Cricket Balls for the 2024/2025 Season$1,500
Greythorn Bowling Club IncPurchase of all abilities kit and equipment $879
Kevin Heinze GROWCafe Kevin: Purchase of a Food Processor for Disability Training$912
Manningham Uniting Church Building Bridges Through Story - Homelessness$1,800
Melbourne Oldpink Dancing Club Inc.Seniors Festive$2,480
Park Orchards BMX ClubDecoder to improve race training outcomes for riders$1,500
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc REALCards$2,016
Rotary Club of Manningham CityWalk for Youth Mental health$3,000
St John Ambulance Australia (Victoria) IncEssential equipment for St John Ambulance Manningham Division$375
The Onemda AssociationAssistive Tech Expo for people with disabilities and their families$3,000

Small Grants - Round 1

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Australian Iranian Senior Citizens Society of VictoriaGentle exercise, Carpet Bowl, Festivals and Walking and Outings$1,500
Bulleen Tennis Club IncRenewal of court equipment$949
Chinese Health Foundation of AustraliaMoving Forward:  Equip the Community in Manningham for Family Violence$3,000
Park Orchards Netball ClubPurchase of netball equipment$888
Templestowe Cricket ClubCelebrate and attract multicultural participation through schools sessions in Manningham$3,000
Templestowe Wolves Football ClubPurchase of camera and balls for training and matches$1,500
Warrandyte Cricket ClubPinking up Warrandyte and surrounds for Breast Cancer Awareness month.$2,500
Warrandyte Mechanics' Institute and Arts Association IncPromoting the Warrandyte Repair Cafe$2,900
Warrandyte Netball ClubNew Training Uniforms to improve club identity$1,500
Seniors Club Support Grants

Seniors Club Support Grants 2024

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Australian Iranian Senior Citizen Society of VictoriaManningham parks walking, exercise, Heide Museum and festivals$8,000
East Doncaster Cricket Club IncOver 60's Veterans Cricket at East Doncaster Cricket Club$3,738
Greek Elderly Citizens Club of Manningham IncOutings that promote social connection in the ageing population$8,000
House of PersiaInternational women day celebration$2,100
Italian Seniors Citizens Group of Doncaster IncSocial gatherings and social catering functions$8,000
Manningham Australian Chinese Mutual Aid Association IncSenior club health and wellbeing activities$8,000
Melbourne Oldpink Dancing Club Inc.Healthy exercise and diet$3,000
Parish of St Haralambos Elderly Citizens ClubEducation and integration to reduce social isolation$7,980
Pensioners Association of Bulleen and Templestowe IncHealthy Ageing Programs$5,300
Seniors Happy Life Club IncThese Seniors Can - design, sewing and fashion show$8,000
The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham IncCelebrating significant cultural festivals with seniors$8,000
Warrandyte Senior Citizens Club IncSocial gathering and sports$8,000
Women's Friendship Group IncSocial$8,000
   

 

Past grant recipients

Community Grant Program 2023/2024

Small Grants

Round 3

Organisation NameProject TitleAllocation
Beverley Hills Junior Football ClubOnemda & Beverley Hills Annual Football Skills & Exercise Program$3,000
Cass Care LtdLet's Crotchet Together$2,086
Chrisalis FoundationGet Fit At Aquarena$3,000
Koonung Bushwalking ClubFirst Aid Training For Bushwalk Leaders$2,100
Manningham Uniting ChurchMusical Event: Music for a Warming World$1,600
Marcellin Old Collegians Cricket ClubFrogBox streaming purchase$1,100
Nakisa Malakooti- auspice Access Health and CommunityHealth and Wellness series for Carers respite (10-12 week series)$3,000
Park Orchards Community House and Learning Centre IncorporatedCleaning Up$942
Park Orchards Football Netball ClubFootballs & Netballs$780
Persian Happy Family IncNowruz / Harmony Day Event 2024$2,500
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure REAL IncREAL Rhythm$2,000
Serpell Tennis Club IncTennis Light Pole Pads$1,253
Veneto ClubWomen's Circle$1,940

Round 2

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Doncaster Baseball Club IncorporatedEssential Equipment Requirements$720.00
Fitzroy Doncaster Cricket ClubCompeting in Victorian Premier Cricket Competition, fielding six teams$1,000.00
House of Persia Community and Cultural CentreIranian Movement Workshop for Children$2,700.00
Kevin Heinze GrowCafe Kevin Art Project$3,000.00
Manningham Australian Chinese Mutual Aid Association IncChinese New Year 2024$3,000.00
Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club IncFirst Aid Kit Renewal$1,448.00
Rotary Club Manningham CityWalk for Youth Mental Health$3,000.00
Seniors Happy Life Club Inc.Community Multicultural Network Development and Partnerships Activity$3,000.00
St David's Cricket ClubPurchase of Supper Sopper equipment$1,500.00
Templestowe Bowling ClubUpgrade of Club Uniform$1,775.00
The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham Inc.Community Live Musical Band$3,000.00
Wonga Park Community CottageThe Good Neighbour Community Cookbook$2,800.00

Round 1

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Australian Iranian Senior Citizens Society of VictoriaFestival gatherings and monthly gentle exercise$1,350
Box Hill Cricket ClubEquipment purchase - Women's 3XI team and new U15 Academy$750
CareNet LtdChristmas Giving Days$2,932
Catjump Pre-school Association IncPurchase new photocopier$1,500
Chinese Health Foundation of AustraliaSafe on Your Feet - Falls prevention program in Manningham$3,000
Doncaster Seniors Club IncSeniors Day Festival$3,000
Donvale Bowls Club IncPurchase of extra bowls for community use$1,500
East Doncaster Cricket ClubPurchase replacement junior club equipment kits$840
Myths and Legends AustraliaBasketball$1,475
Old Yarra Cobras FCReplacement of broken equipment$925
Park Orchards Community House and Learning CentreSight and Sound$1,500
Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of ManninghamYouth/Kids Festival$3,000
Templestowe Valley PreschoolNew tables and shelves$1,500
The Scout Association of Australia, Victorian Branch - Manningham DistrictDefibrillator - St John G5 CPR hardcase bundle$1,275
Warrandyte Basketball AssociationPurchase of new sporting shorts for junior basketball players$3,000
Warrandyte Childcare and Preschool CentreFunding to support purchase of a trampoline$1,000
Warrandyte Community ChurchWarrandyte Community Carols$3,000
Warrandyte Cricket ClubPink up Warrandyte for breast cancer October 2023$2,000
Warrandyte Mechanics Institute and Arts Association IncBuilding test and tag capability for Warrandyte Repair Cafe$3,000
Warrandyte Neighbourhood HouseWarrandyte Big Lunch$2,438
Warrandyte Senior Citizens Centre ClubCelebration NOWROOZ and Persian New Year$3,000
Wonga Park Cricket ClubProvision of laptop computer$1,500

Arts Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Doncaster Templestowe Artists SocietySix open workshop days by different award winning artists$3,550
The Onemda AssociationArt and the Extra-Ordinary$14,850

Festival and Events Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Beverley Hills Junior Football ClubManningham District Girls Football Carnival$4,000
Community Music and Performances IncJazz In The Park: a free community event for everyone$5,000
Heide Museum of Modern ArtYaluk Langa Community Day 2024$13,052
Manningham United Blues Football ClubManningham Junior Girls Cup (football tournament)$15,000
Rotary Club of TemplestoweElectric Vehicle Expo and seminars$12,500
Trevisani Nel Mondo Melbourne IncTrevisani Nel Mondo Melbourne 50 Anniversary Celebration$5,000
Warrandyte Senior Citizen ClubMEHREGAN Celebration$3,800

Community Development Grants

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
CareNet LtdCareNet digital transformation for better community food security outcomes$19,960
Chinese Health Foundation of AustraliaHearts-in-Hands II - Rebuilding self-esteem after family violence$15,000
Chrisalis FoundationLet's Move Together$5,360
Doncaster Bowling ClubTry-Bowls programs for women and girls$3,140
Intertwine Pty LtdFuse Pilot Program$15,000
La Trobe UniversityShared reading for wellbeing for adults of all ages$8,800
Manningham Christian CentreSafer community and stronger people: Helping the community build community$10,830
Sport and Life Training LtdMental health wellbeing training$20,000
The Trustee for Raise FoundationRaise Youth Mentoring Program - Templestowe College$11,000
The Water Well Project LtdImproving the health and wellbeing of CALD communities$10,320
Warrandyte Basketball AssociationFemale basketball programs (Girls Got Game)$8,000

Manningham Community Fund (Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation)

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Chrisalis FoundationLet's Move Together$2,472
Manningham Inclusive Community Housing Inc (MICH)Affordable Home Facilitator$19,303

Community Partnership Grants 2022/2025 (year 2 -2023)

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation for year two
1 Jan to 31 Dec 2023
CareNet LtdFood Collective Manningham$50,000
Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre (Doncare)Healthy Young Men's (HYM) Program    $50,000
Eastern Community Legal CentrePromoting legal and social wellbeing in Manningham    $50,000
Eastern VolunteersManningham Youth Employment Pathways Program$50,000
Heide Museum of Modern ArtCultural and Community Connection at Heide    $30,000
Kevin Heinze GrowUsing nature as a supportive environment$48,750
Lions Club of Park OrchardsPark Orchards Community Carols  $6,053
Living and Learning at Ajani IncLet's Connect$25,000
Manningham Musicians AssociationManningham Concert Band Program$17,373
Park Orchards Community House and Learning CentreCommunity Connection and Engagement for ALL$40,000
Pensioners Association of Bulleen and Templestowe IncTogether We Move Forward$15,000
Pines Learning IncLinking together through connection and community engagement$25,000
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc (REAL)REAL Pathways    $33,071
Rotary Club of TemplestoweManningham Family Festival  $12,000
The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham IncPositive Ageing Program for Chinese seniors    $36,513
The Onemda AssociationOnemda Community Cafe Program $48,694
The Pottery ExpoThe Pottery Expo at Warrandyte$25,000
Victorian Skateboard Association IncManningham Skate Park Activation Project    $20,000
VP Community Holdings LtdHealthy food accessibility and education    $50,000
Warrandyte Community ChurchWarrandyte Community Carols$7,400
Warrandyte Festival CommitteeWarrandyte Festival$50,000
Warrandyte Neighbourhood HouseMind, Body, Community: building community health, social connection and wellbeing.$40,000
Women's Friendship Group IncFriendship$8,000
Women's Health EastTaking action to combat racism and support Manningham Chinese communities    $49,200
Wonga Park Community CottageAccessing and connecting with community life in Wonga Park$40,000
Community Grant Program 2022/2023

Arts Grants 

Organisation name Project title Allocation

The Pottery Expo

Connection    

An exhibition of photographs and a projection event with the theme of connection and what it means to the local community.

$15,000

Warrandyte Mechanics Institute and Arts Association Inc. (Warrandyte Arts)

Re-invigorating Warrandyte Arts  

To deliver a series of workshops and programs to provide opportunity for people to undertake artistic endeavours including pottery, life drawing and playwriting, acting, directing, and lighting design.

$6,876

 

Festival and Events Grants 

Organisation name Project title Allocation

Greythorn Bowls Club as auspice for Manningham Bowls Group

Grand Fun Day

A 'Grand Fun Day' event to promote healthy, safe & inclusive sport/recreation of community lawn bowls, to people of all generations/abilities.

$10,720

Rotary Club of Templestowe Inc.

Walk 4 Youth Mental Health

An event to build community unity and increased awareness of the issue of youth mental health in Manningham and provide an opportunity for the wider community to become aware.

$9,283

SESTAA - Society for Empowerment, Service, Training and Awareness Australia Incorporated

A Very Special Performing Arts Evening, for One and All

Dance workshops to people with a disability and host performing arts events to celebrate International Day of Families in 2023 and showcase participants talents to the wider community.

$7,700

Templestowe College

Unleash - All-age concerts by and for Young Musos

'Unleash - A series of all-age concerts by and for the Young Musos of Manningham'. The program will provide an opportunity for youth in Manningham to connect around youth culture, music, and creative expression and develop a range of skills in production, promotion and front of house that will introduce an industry based learning experience.

$20,000

Wonga Park Community Cottage

Youth Speaks and Play in Wonga Park

The 'Youth Speaks and Play in Wonga Park' event will provide an opportunity for local youth, their families and friends to come together and participate in an arts focused activity and enhance social connections.

$9,000

 

Community Development Grants

Organisation name Project title Allocation

Chinese Health Foundation of Australia

Hearts in Hands in Manningham, Family Violence Free for Women

A program to raise awareness of family violence for the Chinese community that will also address prevention and inform on the supports available.

$16,000

Doncaster Bowling Club

Developing a Sporting Community Hub

To purchase equipment to develop a sporting hub that will assist people with disability/mobility issues to continue to participate in the sport and assist with combating social isolation.

$5,013

Doncaster Junior Football Club

"Footy for Fun" Multicultural Inclusion Come-and-Try Days

An activity that will provide opportunities for multicultural communities to get active through football and be introduced to community sport. 

$5,000

Eastern Domestic Violence Service Inc.
(EDVOS)

Level Playgroup for Multicultural Families in Manningham

A Level Playgroup program to multicultural families in partnership with Migrant Information Centre, informing women from diverse backgrounds on gender equality and offering support services to them and their children.

$13,120

LinC Church Services Network Inc.

(Trading as LinC Manningham)

Community support for those in need.

A program to support the most vulnerable in the community with the provision of food vouchers and assistance to navigate longer term support.

$2,731

Living and learning at Ajani Inc

Engage with your Neighbourhood House

A range of low cost programs for the community to increase connections and engagement and improve their social and emotional wellbeing.

$20,000

Manningham Christian Centre

Fighting Hunger in Manningham. 

To establish food pantries in partnership with Manningham community organisations to support the increase in requests for food relief that can be attributed to Covid and the increases in the cost of living.

$14,632

Manningham Inclusive Community Housing Inc. (MICH)

Transition into Independent Living 

A program to support people with an intellectual disability to gain skills and confidence to transition to independent living.

$18,103

Park Orchards Community House & Learning Centre

Climate Action in Park Orchards

A climate action group in Park Orchards to support the sustainability of Park Orchards and include guest speakers on a range of environment and sustainability topics to educate the community and implement climate adaption practices.

$11,000

Vantage Point Community

Upgrade Food Transport Vehicle for Increased Access to Fresh Foods

To contribute to the purchase a refrigerated food truck to increase access to fresh food and refrigerated items for the Vantage Point Foodbank program to support the vulnerable Manningham community.

$20,000

Warrandyte Neighbourhood House

Reinvent, Repurpose & Restore

To provide the community with opportunity to learn the impact of waste and how to repurpose items for a more sustainable future and feature an exhibition of artists who up cycle waste materials to create their arts and crafts. 

$10,300

Warrandyte Mechanics Institute and Arts Association Inc.

(Warrandyte Arts)

Re-invigorating Warrandyte Arts

To deliver a series of workshops and programs to provide opportunity for people to undertake artistic endeavours including pottery, life drawing and playwriting, acting, directing and lighting design.

$6,876

Manningham Community Fund 

Organisation name Project title Allocation

LinC Church Services Network Inc.

(Trading as LinC Manningham)

Community Support for those in Need.

A program to support the most vulnerable in the community with the provision of food vouchers and assistance to navigate longer term support.

$3,269

Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc. REAL

REAL Cultural Diversity

To inform Manningham residents from diverse ethnic communities of the opportunities for social and activity inclusion of adults with intellectual disabilities and to raise awareness of the organisation.

$18,583

Community Partnership Grants 2022 - 2025 (year one - 2022)

Organisation name Project title Allocation for year one
1 Jan to 31 Dec 2022

Manningham Musicians Association

Manningham Concert Band Concert Program

A series of concerts in the local community and civic events.

$7,976.26

Pensioners Association of Bulleen and Templestowe Inc.

Together We Move Forward

A program of activities for seniors from diverse backgrounds to build community connections and reduce social isolation.

$15,000

Park Orchards Community House & Learning Centre

Community Connection and Engagement for ALL

A range of low cost programs for the community to increase connection and engagement in community life.

$50,000

Manningham Christian Centre

CareNet- Food Collective Manningham

A co-operative food relief network with existing and new emergency food service providers in Manningham

$50,000

Warrandyte Community Church

Warrandyte Community Carols

A community celebration event at Stiggants Reserve, Warrandyte

$7,400

Eastern Volunteers

Manningham Youth Employment Pathways Program

A program to encourage and upskill youth into active community participation.

$50,000

Wonga Park Community Cottage

Accessing and Connecting with Community Life in Wonga Park

A program of affordable activities for the local community to improve their health and wellbeing.

$50,000

Pines Learning Incorporated

Linking Together through Connection and Community Engagement

A program of a range of recreational and social community programs to support community participation.

$50,000

Kevin Heinze Grow

Kevin Heinze Grow

To deliver therapeutic, capacity building programs for people in need including people with a disability or poor mental health.

$50,000

Warrandyte Neighbourhood House

Mind, Body, Community: building community health, social connection and wellbeing.

A program of activities for the community to promote active lifestyles and reduce social isolation and loneliness.

$50,000

Living and learning at Ajani Incorporated

Let's Connect

A program of activities at minimal or no cost to improve health and fitness, connection to and engagement in community life for all Manningham residents

$50,000

Women's Friendship Group Inc.

Friendship

 A support group for senior women from diverse backgrounds to increase connections and participation in community life.

$8,000

Heide Museum of Modern Art

Cultural and Community Connection at Heide    

Reducing the financial barriers for Manningham residents to experience arts and culture through the Heide Museum

$30,000

The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham Inc.

Positive Ageing Program for Chinese Seniors    

Offer a range of additional activities to meet the needs of the increasing membership.

$35,868

Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre
(Doncare)

Healthy Young Men's (HYM) Program    

A program to respond to the needs of young men and individuals who identify as men aged 12-25  through counselling, therapeutic groups and place based service delivery.

$50,000

The Onemda Association

Onemda Community Cafe Program 

To establish a Community Cafe, providing young adults with intellectual disabilities exposure and practical skills in customer service, food preparation, money handling and the overall concept of running a business

$34,155

Lions Club of Park Orchards

Park Orchards Community Carols  

A community run, cultural end of year celebration event

$6,723

Rotary Club of Templestowe

Manningham Family Festival    

A family festival at Finns Reserve 

$12,000

Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc REAL

REAL Pathways    

A program to provide opportunities for adults with an intellectual disability to engage in community life.

$33,064

Women's Health East

Taking Action to Combat Racism and Support Manningham Chinese Communities    

A program to improve the social and emotional wellbeing of Mandarin-speaking women in Manningham by providing opportunities for increased social connection and engagement in community life.

$48,775

Victorian Skateboard Association Inc

Manningham Skate Park Activation Project    

A capacity building program for Manningham residents to build a sustainable skateboarding ecosystem.

$20,000

VP Community Holdings Ltd

Healthy Food Accessibility and Education    

To increase the ratio of healthy food available through the foodbank program and offer an education program around preparing low cost, good quality meals.

$50,000

Eastern Community Legal Centre

Promoting Legal and Social Wellbeing in Manningham    

A range of activities and support services for Manningham residents that address legal and social wellbeing across the prevention continuum, including a focus on legal response, early intervention, education and primary prevention.

$50,000

Small Grants 

Organisation name Project title Allocation

Veneto Club

Bulleen Men's Shed

To offer a Men's Shed program for men to meet and form new friendships and provide activities to support mental health and social connection.
 

$1,700

Phoenix Theatre Company Inc.

Auslan Performance of a Musical

Engage an Auslan interpreter at performances to make it accessible for people who are deaf or hearing impaired to participate in community live theatre

$3,000

Doncaster Tennis Club

Rotary Line Sweeper

To purchase a rotary line sweeper to assist older members and people with a disability to maintain the court surface in a safe manner.

$250

Park Orchards BMX Club Inc.

Increase Participation in BMX as a Sport

To purchase aged appropriate bike and helmets to provide opportunity to potential new members to try the sport before committing to purchasing the equipment.

$780

Chinese Health Foundation of Australia

Warm Hearts for Golden Ageing in Manningham

A program that will inform the Chinese community of the potential risks of elder abuse and how to seek help and support.

$3,000

Templestowe Football Club

Pathway Program for Female Player and Coaching Development

To offer a Pathway Program for Female Player and Coaching Development which will provide professional AFL coaching and training services to female participants and the coaches.

$3,000

Fitzroy Doncaster Cricket Club Inc.

Match Balls 2022-23

To purchase approved cricket balls for use on match days.

$1,500
Manningham Walking Group for Carers

Strengthening Craft To Connect For Carers

To offer the 'Strengthening Craft to Connect Carers Program' to encourage connections and improve the health and mental wellbeing of carers.

$3,000
Australian Iranian Senior Citizen Society of Victoria

Gentle Exercise

To offer a range of programs for seniors to be active and  achieve healthier lifestyles.

$750
Pines Learning Inc

Let's Laugh - Laughter Workshop 

To offer a Laughter Workshop to engage participants and facilitate community connections and improve wellbeing.

$1,065
Access Health and Community

Therapeutic Equipment to Support the Wellbeing and Development of Children

To purchase therapeutic equipment to build the capacity of children with developmental delay and disabilities that use the service.

$1,500
Old Carey Cricket Club

Increase Participation in Cricket

To purchase equipment and training shirts to support the men's, women's and girls teams.

$1,500
Bulleen Cricket Club

Balls for Juniors Boys & Girls and Seniors

To purchase approved cricket balls for use on match days.

$1,500
Doncaster & Districts Netball Association (DDNA)

New Uniforms for our Association's Rebranding to Entice Wider Participation

To purchase of new uniforms to support a rebrand to Manningham Netball.

$1,500
Templestowe Bowling Club Incorporated

Lawn Bowls and Community Engagement Event

To host the 'Lawn Bowls and Community Engagement' event to encourage participation and celebrate the club's 75th anniversary.

$3,000
Doncaster RSL Subbranch Incorporation

Provide Amenity to have Better Events for our Community Partnerships

To purchase equipment to enable better utilisation of the RSL through providing community programs to local groups and schools.

$1,500
Doncaster Cricket Club

Crucial Cricket Balls

To purchase training and match day balls.

$1,500
Doncaster Seniors Club Incorporated

Women's Matters

To offer the Women's Matter program to encourage connections and reduce loneliness and isolation.

$2,270
Wonga Park Community Cottage Inc.

Toddler Playtime @ the Cottage

To provide a  playgroup program to support families and reduce social isolation.

$3,000
Warrandyte Cricket Club

Scoring Equipment Purchasing

To purchase of equipment to support online scoring at cricket games.

$1,500
Yarraleen Cricket Club

Equipment for Junior Cricket

To purchase equipment to support the development of young cricketers.

$968.25
La Trobe University

Shared Reading for Wellbeing and Social Inclusion

To establish a Shared Reading Program and  provide an opportunity for social inclusion and improved wellbeing.

$1,147.40
Melbourne Shandong Australian Association Inc.

Multicultural Activity Links Us Together

To provide an opportunity for the community to attend performances to re-engage and lift their spirits following the lockdowns.

$3,000
Happy Life Club Inc.

Healthy Lifestyle Promotion Activities

A  healthy lifestyle program to promote wellbeing through a range of activities.

$2,347
Cantonese Art Association Inc

2023 Fabulous Rabbit New Year Festival Show

To host the 2023  Fabulous Rabbit New Year Festival Show.

$2,480
Manningham Inclusive Community Housing Inc (MICH)

Support for social MICH

To establish a support network and to share experiences of preparing for and living independently.

$2,706
Manningham Christian Centre

Practical cyber safety

To host two practical cyber safety nights for parents and young people.

$2,860
Donvale Netball Club

New balls and playing bibs

To purchase netball equipment to support the skill development of participants

$1,005
Warrandyte Historical Society

iPad and electronic funds technology

To purchase an iPad and card reading technology to improve the operations of the Historical society.

$279
Doncaster Templestowe Historical Society

Multimedia presentation screen

To purchase a tv screen to replace an ineffective multimedia projector to improve the customer experience.

$1,405
Bulleen Tennis Club Inc

Renewal of court equipment

To purchase court equipment to  provide a better experience for participants at the club and new members.

$1,500
The Scouts Association of Australia - Wonga Park Scout Group

Camping adventures

To purchase equipment to facilitate outdoor experiences for new and existing group members and their families of the Wonga Park Scout Group. 

$1,064
Eltham Panthers Junior Netball Club

Coaching development program

To deliver the Coaching Development program to upskill volunteer coaches.

$3,000
Scones Together auspiced by Park Orchards Community House and Learning Centre

Scones Together

To deliver a monthly event inviting older residents to socially connect for afternoon tea,  build friendships and have fun reducing social isolation and loneliness. 

$3,000
Warrandyte Toy Library

Little Movers Playtime

To purchase of play equipment to relaunch the Warrandyte Toy Library through a playtime session in the new and bigger location at Warrandyte Community Hall.

$1,493
Beverley Hills Junior Football Club

ONEMDA Football Program for people with disabilities

To deliver the ONEMDA Football program and provide an opportunity to play football in safe, fun and inclusive environment.

$3,000
Eastern Volunteers

Manningham Volunteer Expo

To contribute to the cost of the marketing and promotion for the Manningham Volunteer Expo.

$3,000
Bulleen Templestowe Amateur Football Club

Canteen Fridge

To contribute to the purchase of a new fridge.

$1,460
Donvale and Templestowe Horse and Pony Club

Purchase of a riding arena rake for the club

The purchase of an arena rake to  provide a safe environment for riders and their horses/ponies.

$1,485
Manningham Neighbourhood Watch Inc

Don't Do Something Silly: Beating Scams (for Chinese Speakers)

A program to raise awareness on scams and how to beat them. Delivered in English and Chinese.

$2,150
Old Carey Grammarians Football Club

Relaunching of women's AFL program to increase participation

To provide an opportunity for women to participate in AFL and enhance access through reducing the financial barriers.

$730
Pickleball Manningham

Pickleball Manningham Club

To purchase sporting equipment to facilitate Pickleball playing sessions at Leeds Street Sports Centre.

$1,460
Serenity for Women

Women's only Group fitness and Aquatic Program

To provide women from diverse backgrounds an opportunity to improve their health and wellbeing.

$3,000
Waterdale Theatre Inc

Bonnie and Clyde the Musical

To purchase a portable staging deck for use by the  amateur theatre.

$1,500
Community Grant Program 2021/2022

Community Development Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Chinese Health Foundation of
Australia

Golden Ageing - Friendly Manningham without Elderly Abuse Program II

Stage 2 of an elder abuse prevention program including seminars, support group, volunteer training and hot-line support.

$20,000.00
parkrun Inc (T/A parkrun Australia)

parkrun for Warrandyte

To establish a parkrun event in Warrandyte and provide an opportunity for the community to participate in a free 5km timed run/walk every weekend.

$7,550.00
LinC Church Services Network Inc (Trading as LinC Manningham)

Helping to bridge the gap in a time of need

A program to support the most vulnerable in the community with the provision of food vouchers and assistance to navigate longer term support.

$6,000.00
Manningham Inclusive Community Housing Inc. (MICH)

Transition into independent living - facilitation and support

A program to support young people with intellectual disabilities to gain skills and confidence to transition to independent life.

$16,566.00
Doncaster & Districts All Abilities Netball

All Abilities Netball Competition / Program

A program for people of all abilities to actively participate in netball and empowering them to be physically active and productive, improving their health and well-being.

$5,358.00
Kevin Heinze Grow

Community Liaison Development Project

A project to rebuild and strengthen the volunteer program and establish beneficial collaborations with the aged-care sector, service groups, special interest groups and individuals.

$14,000.00
The Men's Table Ltd

Healthy men, healthy masculinities, healthy communities of Manningham

A project to establish 3 groups in Manningham to run the Healthy men, healthy masculinities, healthy communities program.

$17,880.00
VP Community Holdings Ltd

Implementing COVID-safe Structures to Strengthen the Foodbank Program

Continue the foodbank program to support vulnerable members of the community through the provision fresh food and groceries.

$14,000.00

 

Arts Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
St Peter and Paul's Primary
School
Indigenous Mural and Garden
To create an Indigenous space which includes a mural and garden
within the school grounds to promote the benefits of celebrating
our Indigenous heritage and caring for our environment.
$3,001.00
The Pottery Expo

Fresh Perspectives

An exhibition of photographs and a projection event to offer fresh perspectives on what we view as important in our lives after period of confinement and reflection.

$14,600.00
Manningham Musicians Association

Manningham Concert Band Concert Program

To perform a series of concerts in the local community involving music of diverse backgrounds, in various performing formats and venues.

$9,235.00
Wonga Park Community Cottage

Publication of 'A History of Wonga Park'

The Suburban Village' To produce printed copies of the book titled 'A History of Wonga Park The Suburban Village'.

$7,000.00
Doncaster Templestowe Artists SocietyThree open days with demonstrations by various artists. A program for the community to engage with artists demonstrating different art mediums.$3,050.00
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc

REAL Hope 21

A creative arts community project engaging a local potter to work with a group of adult residents who have intellectual disability to generate a work for public display which gives a post pandemic message of hope.

$7,585.00
Heide Museum of Modern Art

Yaluk Langa: Three Contemporary Scar Trees at Heide's Indigenous Garden

To create an indigenous garden along the Yarra River on the Heide site, which has been named Yaluk Langa by Wurundjeri elders involving the ceremonial scarring of three significant trees, to represent the three family groups of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and to signify cultural continuity.

$14,174.00
Manningham Uniting Church

Manningham Uniting Church and Community Centre Community Mural

To create a vibrant five-part mural along the western boundary wall and public walk through of the new Manningham Uniting Church and Community Centre.

$4,400.00

Festival and Events Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Australian Oriental Martial
Arts Tai Chi Inc.

World Intangible Cultural Heritage Tai Chi Festival in
Manningham

A program of regular weekend Tai Chi in the Park for all residents.

$3,530.00
Doncaster Seniors Club Incorporated

Seniors Day Festival

An event to celebrate and honour the senior members in our community as recognition of the contributions they have made in the community.

$3,450.00
The Pottery Expo

The Pottery Expo at Warrandyte

A weekend outdoor ceramics art event, involving approximately 80 ceramic artists from Australia and overseas, including clay activities for children, "Tent Talks", demonstrations and workshops for adults and live music by local musicians on the riverbank at Warrandyte.

$20,000.00
Eastern Volunteer Resource Centre Inc.

Manningham Volunteer Expo

An Expo involving volunteer organisations in Manningham to share and promote opportunities for volunteering with interested residents with the potential recruit new volunteers.

$7,000.00
Warrandyte Community Church

Warrandyte Community Carols

A community Carols event at Stiggants Reserve featuring local singers and performers to create a festive atmosphere celebrating Christmas, singing carols, mingling with friends with a positive ambience, advocating diversity.

$6,700.00
Rejoice Chinese Christian Communication Centre Inc.

Rejoice Manningham Lunar New Year 2022

A community celebration of 2022 Lunar New Year at MC Square to promote mutual understanding and integration of multi-culturalism in Manningham.

$7,000.00

Small Grants 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Ambitious Sisterhood Society IncorporatedSisters of one mind, making friends through dance$3,000
Bulleen Cricket Club IncSoftware upgrading of video screen scoreboard to Solid Scoring Systems$1225
Bulleen Tennis Club IncEquipment purchase$984
Chinese Precincts Community Association IncorporatedMake Manningham the cultural home of Chinese Ethnic Minority Group$3000
Chrisalis Foundation as auspice for Manningham Walking Group for CarersCraft to Connect for Carers$3000
Doncaster Athletic ClubPurchase of replacement athletic (high jump) equipment$1360
Doncaster Baseball Club IncorporatedEquipment requirements$739.85
Doncaster Chinese Senior Association IncorporatedLight up our spirit$3000
Doncaster Cricket Club IncorporatedSenior and Junior cricket including matches, coaching and training$1500
Doncaster Gardens Preschool auspice TRY AustraliaOutdoor climbing equipment for preschool children$1500
Doncaster Hockey ClubBBQ Area including BBQ, shade, table, gas bottles, storage shed$1500
Doncaster Seniors Club IncorporationPurchase of overhead projector and printer$835
Doncaster Templestowe Badminton AssociationModernisation Project - Technology in club operations$1500
Eltham Panthers Junior Netball ClubIncrease participation by subsidising gender neutral uniforms to our Juniors$1500
Fitzroy Doncaster Cricket Club Inc.Competing in Victorian Premier Cricket Competition, fielding four teams.$1500
Greek Elderly Citizens Club of ManninghamSeniors wellbeing and Pilates$2350
Greythorn Bowling Club IncEquipment purchases to facilitate greater inclusivity$1500
Heatherwood Special SchoolHeatherwood Community Mashup$3000
House of Persia Community and Cultural CentreSkills development and learning$3000
Kevin Heinze GrowCoffee machine for hospitality training program$1500
LinC ManninghamEquipment modernisation for increased efficiency$1427
Living and Learning at AjaniPurchase of office desktop computers$1500
Macedon Blues United FCSoccer Mums and All Abilities programs to increase participation$3000
Manningham Cobras Football ClubUpgrade honour board$800
Manningham Inclusive Community Housing Inc. (MICH)Making Better Decisions – A pilot program$2888.03
Manningham RotaractGenerations@Work$3000
Melbourne 7 Melody NotesFabulous Christmas and New Year show$2680
Melbourne Disc Golf Club Inc.Active Community - Disc Golf$1192.4
Melbourne Shandong Australian Association Inc.Digital Events link us together 2021$3000
Old Carey Cricket ClubIncreasing active sport participation through a girls cricket program$3000
Old Carey Cricket ClubPortable shade marquees for protection against the sun and weather$1459
Old Trinity Grammarians Soccer ClubPurchase of portable soccer goals$1496
Park Orchards Community House & Learning CentreLaptops for learners$1500
Park Orchards Football & Netball ClubFootballs and netballs$600
Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club IncFirst aid equipment for the safety of players and community$864
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc REALREAL Try-Out$2965
Scout Association of Australia Victorian Branch as auspice for Wonga Park Scout GroupReturning to Nature$1100
St Timothy's Anglican ChurchNeed to purchase a defibrillator for church to support elderly$734.5
St. John Ambulance Australia (Victoria) Inc.Purchase of essential equipment for St John Ambulance's Manningham Division$1340
Templestowe Bowling ClubWebsite re-build$3000
Templestowe Junior Football ClubJunior development program to encourage juniors' return to sport$3000
Templestowe Returned and Services LeagueProvide community welfare and social connectivity facilities$1500
University of the Third Age ManninghamReplace computers and ancillary Zoom equipment for hybrid classes.$1500
Warrandyte Football ClubAFL Indigenous Round - recognising and celebrating First Nations players$1500
Warrandyte Mechanics Institute and Arts Association Inc.Building essential skills for the arts in Warrandyte$2726
Warrandyte Mountain Bike ClubDirt Devils coaching program$1740
Warrandyte Neighbourhood HouseSelf care for children and youth$2935
Warrandyte Neighbourhood House as auspice for Warrandyte Men's ShedContinuing to develop support network for older men within Warrandyte$1820
Wonga Park Cricket ClubNew portable scoreboard$1500
Yarraleen PreschoolSafety equipment and sandpit safety$1357.72

Community Partnership Grants 1 July - 31 December 2021 

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Pines LearningCommunity Engagement$25,000
Park Orchards Community House & Learning Centre IncPark Orchards Community House & Learning Centre Incorporated$25,000
Warrandyte Neighbourhood HouseWarrandyte Neighbourhood House Programs$25,000
Wonga Park Community CottageWonga Park Community Cottage Programs$25,000
Living and Learning at Ajani IncConnecting Communities at Living and Learning at Ajani Inc$25,000
Warrandyte Festival CommitteeWarrandyte Festival$50,000
Kevin Heinze GrowUsing nature as a supportive environment$25,000
Access Health and Community

Parent Child Mother Goose program

- Connecting families and linking with the local community

$14,447
Eastern Community Legal CentreECLC community partnership program across Manningham$15,000
Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre Inc. (Doncare)Provision of multi-disciplinary services to support children in crisis$15,000

Terms and Conditions and Glossary

The following are the Terms and Conditions and Glossary of Terms for our Community Grant Program.

You need to read these as part of the application process.

To discuss further, contact us.

Terms and Conditions

For Applicants

The following general terms and conditions apply to the Community Grants Program:

  1. All applications must be approved by the Chairperson, President or Chief Executive Officer of the organisation.
  2. Successful applicants must use Community Grant Program funding for the stated purpose for which the funding was awarded unless further written permission has been obtained from Council before the activity has commenced.
  3. Successful applicants must comply with all relevant State and Federal government legislation that apply to pertaining to the funded activity. If the funded activity involves contact with children, your group or organisation may be required to obtain a Working with Children (WWC) Check. To find out if you need a WWC Check or are exempt, visit the Working With Children website.
  4. Council’s Community Grant Program is a competitive funding scheme and the funding allocation is awarded on the merit of the application.
  5. Applicants must demonstrate satisfactory performance and adherence to all grant conditions (e.g. permit requirements such as traffic management plans, traders’ permits, etc.).
  6. The total funding available for Council’s Community Grant Program is subject to variation and Council’s annual Budget process.
  7. Council reserves the right to request further information in considering applications. If deemed necessary, applicants may be required to discuss or clarify their application with Council officers and/or provide further written information within a specified timeframe.
  8. Canvassing or lobbying Councillors, Council employees or independent assessors, in relation to a grant application, is prohibited. Lobbying or canvassing relevant officers may result in your application being deemed ineligible.
  9. For the protection of grant applicants and those involved in the assessment process, all Council officers, Councillors and community members involved in the grant assessment process are required to declare their interest prior to assessing any grant applications or reviewing project evaluations and reports. This process ensures that a clear or perceived conflict of interest is promptly identified, addressed and recorded. In the event of a conflict of interest, the person will not participate in any discussion or decision making relating to the nominated item/s of conflict.

For Community Development, Arts, Festival & Events and Community Partnership Grants:

  1. A Council Report on the recommended funding allocations is presented to Council for consideration. The decision to award grants is made by Council and shall have regards to Council’s responsibilities under the Local Government Act and Council’s decision is final. There is no appeal process.
  2. Applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application after Council’s decision.

For funded recipients

Funding and Service Agreement (FASA)

  1. Funded recipients will be expected to enter into a Funding and Service Agreement (Agreement) with Council. The Agreement:
    • Establishes a collaborative arrangement between Council and your group or organisation, based on the principles of co-operation and partnership
    • Outlines the roles and responsibilities of Council and your group or organisation in the provision and use of funding allocated under this Agreement
    • Includes general funding Terms and Conditions and may include special conditions relating to the delivery of the grant.
  2. The Agreement must be completed, signed off and returned by the specified date for the funding to be released. Funding will not be made available to groups who submit this documentation after this date or those that currently hold a debt with Council.
  3. Except for Small Grants, all funded recipients will be allocated to a Council officer who is the primary contact for the delivery of the activity. As per the Agreement, regular monitoring will be required with the relevant Council officer to provide activity support, identify emerging themes and monitor performance.
  4. Any changes to the use of Council funding for purposes other than outlined in the Agreement must be approved by Council in writing. If the grant is not utilised for the stated purpose, the organisation must guarantee repayment in full to Council, plus interest earned, within one month of the end of the Agreement.
  5. Funding that remains unspent upon the end of the Agreement must be repaid to Council within one month (of the end of the Agreement), unless activity changes are approved by Council in writing within 14 days of notification.
  6. Allocation of funds to a community organisation for any purpose, in any funding round, must not be taken as a commitment by Council to provide additional or recurrent funding beyond that specifically provided for in the Agreement.
  7. Funded activities must be completed within twelve months of receipt of funding, unless an alternative arrangement has been approved by Council in writing (prior to the activity completion date).
  8. The Agreement is governed by and is construed to be in accordance with the laws of Victoria.

Permits

  1. If a permit is required for the funded activity, funded recipients must comply with all Council requirements. This includes matters such as road closures, outdoor advertising and temporary food premises.

Funding Allocation

  1. Upon receipt of funding, funded recipients must deposit that sum in the interest-bearing bank account in the name of the organisation nominated in the Application Form.
  2. Council disclaims all liability and responsibility for any direct or indirect loss to the recipient after the release of funding.

Insurance

  1. Funded recipients must take out and keep current during the period of the Agreement, public liability insurance. The public liability policy must be for a minimum of $20 million.
  2. The public liability insurance ensures Council and the recipient against all actions, costs, claims, charges, expenses, and damages whatsoever which may be brought or made or claimed against them arising out of, or in relation to, the funded activity.
  3. A copy of the Certificate of Currency is to be provided to Council before commencement of the funded activity. Funded recipients must also maintain WorkCover insurance, where relevant.

Marketing Requirements

  1. Funded recipients are required to acknowledge receipt of financial assistance from Council in any promotion, publication or advertising of the activities. This includes the use of Council’s logo and giving Councillors and officers the opportunity to attend relevant promotional events. Any publicity material regarding an activity should be submitted to Council’s Grants Team for approval prior to printing. For more information visit www.manningham.vic.gov.au/community-grant-program.

Acquittal and Activity Completion Report

  1. Council reserves the right to conduct financial and performance audits for funding it has provided. Consequently, funded recipients are required to maintain full records of receipts of activity expenditure and performance outputs/outcomes for the relevant period. These records are to be made available to Council and its officers/agents upon request.
  2. Funded recipients are required to complete an Activity Completion Report (acquittal) within 2 months of completing the funded activity online at manningham.smartygrants.com.au . This report certifies that the activity and funding was carried out in accordance with the Agreement. It should include a completed Evaluation Framework, (not required for Small Grants) proof of expenditure of Council funds (receipts and invoices) and copies of marketing material used to promote the funded activity.
  3. Failure to provide a satisfactory acquittal may result in a funded group or organisation being deemed ineligible to receive any further funding from Council. Council’s reporting is directly linked to its requirement to report on how public funds are spent and whether funded groups and organisations have achieved the desired end result. While Council is committed to minimising administrative processes, it is also committed to the collection of high quality information that may be communicated across Council and the community.
Glossary of Terms and Definitions

Acquittal

Acquittal is a formal condition of funding and means accurately reporting on the funded activities and the expenditure of your funding. Proof of expenditure (as well as other information) is required on the completion of your activity. See ‘Activity Completion Report’.

Activity Completion Report

Is a report that ensures grant recipients have administered grant funds responsibly and in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Funding and Service Agreement. An Activity Completion Report usually consists of a written report that summarises how the activity fared against the initial objectives of the grant. It also provides a financial statement detailing how the funding was spent. See ‘Acquittal’.

Auspice

Is an agreement where one organisation (the ‘principal organisation’) agrees to apply for funding on behalf of a second organisation that is not incorporated (the ‘auspiced organisation’). If the funding application is successful, the principal organisation then receives, holds and administers the funding to the auspiced organisation so that the auspiced organisation can complete the funded activity. Further information can be found at, http://www.nfplaw.org.au/auspicing.

Company by Limited Guarantee

A company limited by guarantee is a type of legal structure that you may choose for your charity that is registered by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Further information can be found at asic.gov.au/regulatory-resources/financial-reporting-and-audit/preparers-of-financial-reports/companies-limited-by-guarantee/

Commercial activities and organisations

Includes retail groups that: a) sell goods by retail, or by retail and wholesale; b) sell services; or c) hire goods for profit.

Confirmed Funding (CF)

Refers to any confirmed funding amounts, including your organisation’s cash contribution, funding from other sources to be included in your ‘Income’ section of your budget.

Council

Manningham City Council is the entity which has the authority to make decisions on behalf of the Manningham community.

Curriculum Based Activity

Curriculum is the knowledge and skills students are expected to learn, the units and lessons that teachers teach; the assignments and projects given to students; books, materials, videos, presentations, and readings used in a course; and the tests, assessments, and other methods used to evaluate student learning.

Evaluation Framework

Evaluation is an important component of the grants program because it enables organisations to showcase achievements, as well as inform and improve project delivery. (page 9).

Evidence Based

Provides the proof that an activity or program is best placed to respond to an identified community need which may include research, statistics, community consultation, needs analysis, etc.

Funding and Service Agreement (FASA)

A Funding and Service Agreement (Agreement) is a legal and financial agreement entered into between Council and community organisations receiving grant funding.

The categories of an Agreement, a short or long form, reflect the level of funding provided and the required performance of the grant recipient. The FASA states:

  • Purpose of the funding
  • Dollar amount of funding
  • Rights and responsibilities of all parties to the Agreement; including reporting, monitoring and evaluation requirements, and the permits the grant recipient is required to obtain
  • Clear statement of the required outcomes of the grant
  • Terms and conditions of the funding, including the circumstances in which Council can reclaim funding, consequences for breaches of funding conditions and a procedure for the return of unspent funds.
  • Special conditions

Grant

A grant is a sum of money given to organisations for a specified purpose directed at achieving objectives and outcomes consistent with specific policies.

Impact

The desired short to medium term effects or changes that an activity seeks to achieve (e.g. increased community awareness of a particular topic or skills development of a target group, change in behaviour, change in attitude).

Incorporated Association

Being incorporated infers that an organisation has a legal identity of its own, recognised by State and Federal governments and is separate and distinct from the individuals who formed or make up the group.

In-kind Funding Contribution

Is when an organisation contributes goods or services in lieu of providing funds (cash). For example, volunteers hours, use of organisation equipment or facilities (i.e. photocopiers). In-kind contribution must have a $ value, for example the estimated value of volunteer time is $41 per hour.

Non Recurrent Funding

The Annual and Small Grant categories are to fund one-off short to medium term activities. Funding allocations are for one financial year and are not recurrent.

Objectives

Objectives are the big picture aims or goals which a policy, plan, program or activity seeks to achieve (e.g. improved exercise).

Outcome

The desired result of goals and strategies that have been achieved (e.g. a healthier population).

Outdoor Sports Infrastructure Guidelines

The Outdoor Sports Infrastructure Guidelines steer the redevelopment or refurbishment of existing sporting infrastructure and informs the development of new sports infrastructure on a case by case basis. The Council Standard Facility Fit Out sets out what Council will provide and what is not covered.

Political

Taking or belonging to a side in politics or in controversial matters.

Religious

Religion is regarded as a set of beliefs and practices, usually involving acknowledgment of a divine or higher being or power, by which people order the conduct of their lives through promotion of their faith or worship.

SmartyGrants

SmartyGrants is Council’s online grants management system. Applicants must apply online and attach relevant documents to their application.

Statement by Supplier

For organisations that do not have an ABN, applicants are required to complete a Statement by Supplier form as a result of the Commonwealth ‘Pay As You Go’ taxation legislation. Statement by Supplier forms can be located from the Australian Taxation Office at ato.gov.au/Forms/Statement-by-a-supplier-not-quoting-an-ABN/.

Unconfirmed Funding (UF)

Refers to the other funding amounts which you have applied for which is yet to be confirmed, to be included in the ‘Income’ section of your budget.

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Local Government in Victoria is administered under the Local Government Act 2020, which provides a framework for the establishment and operation of councils.

The Act is the main legislative instrument for Victoria's seventy-nine councils.

Part 1A of the Local Government Act contains the Local Government Charter, which describes the purpose, objectives and functions of council.

In addition to these matters, the Local Government Act also includes provisions for:

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  • council's powers to make and enforce local laws.

 

Community Local Law

Manningham’s Community Local Law 2023 is a local law made under Part 3 of the Local Government Act 2020 and section 42 of the Domestic Animals Act 1994.

This Local Law is made in recognition of Manningham’s Generation 2030 Community Plan and the Council Plan, which, as Council’s overarching strategic documents, provide a long-term shared vision for Manningham and the community by guiding the development of policy and strategies.

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Find out what information you can request and how in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act).

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Manningham City Council and its service providers value the privacy of every individual's personal information.

Council is committed to protecting the information it collects and uses by compliance with its obligations under the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014. To review Council’s privacy statement and policies, please visit Manningham Council's Privacy Policy.

 

Human Rights Charter

The Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 is a law that protects the human rights of all people in Victoria.

The Charter requires all public authorities and their employees to act compatibly with human rights in the delivery of services and when making decisions.

Manningham City Council recognises and respects that everyone has the same human rights entitlement to allow them to participate in, and contribute to, society and our community. We recognise that all persons have equal rights in the provision of, and access to, Council services and facilities. We also recognise that, at times, such rights may be limited, insofar as to strike a balance between individual rights and the protection of public interest.

The Charter complements other laws such the Equal Opportunity legislation and protects rights such as freedom of speech, freedom from forced work and freedom from degrading treatment which previously had no legal protection. The Charter sets out a list of twenty rights that assist all people to live with freedom, respect, equality and dignity.

For more information:

  • Visit the Department of Justice website
  • Visit the Human Rights Commission website

 

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Council is the custodian of significant public funds and assets therefore it is important that the community has assurance that these are adequately protected. 

In December 2022, Council approved the Manningham Council Fraud and Corruption Policy.

The Policy sets out specific guidelines and responsibilities regarding appropriate actions that must be followed for the investigation of fraud and corruption and other similar irregularities.

The Policy should be read together with the Manningham Risk Management Strategy and relevant legislation.

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Public Interest Disclosures Procedures


The Public Interest Disclosures Act 2012 (the Act) facilitates the making of public interest disclosures about improper conduct within the public sector without fear of reprisal. The Act aims to ensure openness and accountability by encouraging people to make disclosures and protecting them when they do.

Manningham is committed to the aims and objectives of the Act and encourages the making of disclosures about improper conduct. Council will not tolerate improper conduct by the organisation, its workers or Councillors nor the taking of reprisals against anyone who discloses such conduct.

What is a public interest disclosure?

Public Interest Disclosures (PID) are reports about:

  • Improper conduct of public bodies or public officers (such as corrupt conduct).
  • Detrimental action that a public body or public officer has taken against a person in reprisal for them (or another person) having made a PID or cooperating with the investigation of a PID.

A person making a disclosure must believe, on reasonable grounds, that the Council, worker or Councillor has engaged in, or proposes to engage in, improper conduct.

How do I make a public interest disclosure?

A PID may only be made by a natural person or a group of people making a joint disclosure. A PID cannot be made by a company or organisation.
We can only address disclosures that relate to Manningham City Council and its workers. A person making a disclosure can do so by contacting Council or the Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission (IBAC).

Council recommends that a written disclosure is sealed in an envelope and clearly marked:

  • “Private and Confidential – Attention Mr Andrew McMaster, Chief Legal and Governance Officer”.
  • Or by email to Andrew McMaster: andrew.mcmaster@manningham.vic.gov.au.

If your disclosure is about a Councillor, your disclosure must be made to the IBAC or the Victorian Ombudsman.

How will Manningham protect me if I make a disclosure?

Manningham will take all reasonable steps to protect a person who makes a public interest disclosure. All correspondence, phone calls and emails from a discloser will be referred to the Public Interest Disclosure Coordinator.

The Public Interest Disclosure Coordinator will take all necessary steps to ensure that the identity of the discloser and the person who is the subject of the disclosure are kept confidential. Where appropriate welfare support will also be provided.

Who can I contact if I am thinking about making a public interest disclosure?

Anyone considering making a disclosure is encouraged to read Manningham’s Public Interest Disclosure Procedures on this page. The procedures will guide you through the process and help you understand how to make a disclosure and activate the protections available under the Act.

Disclosures to Manningham Council

Disclosures to Manningham should be made confidentially to the Public Interest Disclosure Coordinator or to one of the Public Interest Disclosure Officers listed below:

  • Andrew McMaster, Public Interest Disclosure Coordinator, telephone 9840 9360
  • Kerryn Paterson, Director Experience and Capability, telephone 9840 9201
  • Carrie Bruce, Senior Governance Lead, telephone 9840 9210
  • Vicki Miller, Risk and Assurance Lead, telephone 9840 9204

Disclosures to the IBAC

Disclosures can also be made directly to the IBAC.

  • Address: Level 1, North Tower, 459 Collins Street, Melbourne 3001
  • Telephone: 1300 735 135
  • Online: You can also submit an online complaint at the IBAC website

Disclosures about Councillors

Disclosures about Councillors must be made directly to the Victorian Ombudsman

  • Address: Level 2, 570 Bourke Street, Melbourne 3000
  • Telephone: 9613 6222 or toll free to 1800 806 314
  • Online: You can also submit an online complaint at the Victorian Ombudsman website

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The Public Interest Disclosures Procedures are designed to complement normal methods of submitting a complaint to Council and existing communication channels between workers and line managers. If your complaint does not meet the threshold of a public interest disclosure, it will be referred through to the appropriate person for action.

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You can find more information about public interest disclosures in the Guidelines for handling public interest disclosures on the IBAC website.

Manningham’s Public Interest Disclosures Procedures have been prepared in accordance with these guidelines and advice from the IBAC.

Please contact the Council’s Protected Disclosure Coordinator on 9840 9360 for further information or a confidential discussion. Advice can also be received from IBAC on a confidential basis.

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