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… How to guides and support for businesses Get advice on starting a new … business. Business Australia National information, grants, services and support from across government to help … Grant Guru Search a comprehensive list of grant and funding opportunities. Australian Securities and Investments …
Setting up a new business is an exciting and challenging time with many things to consider such as budgets, staffing, branding, operations and marketing. It's important to think about the big picture and how you would like to grow into the future.
Below you'll find a range of resources, tools and information available to support all types of local businesses.
Why start a business in Manningham?
We are here to help!
The Manningham Business Team are here to assist you with resources, networking events and various training programs throughout the year.
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Business essentials
When do you need a permit for your business?
Have a new business idea? Find out when you need a permit and where you can get advice.
Looking for volunteers?
Eastern Volunteers delivers services directly to the community and encourages and supports volunteering in the community.
Local business associations, networks and mentoring
There are a range of local associations that encourage networking and mentoring opportunities for small businesses as well as annual events and training.
… Bus stop and shelter construction Find out about new bus shelter … projects in Manningham, including upgrading existing and building new shelters. Increasing public transport movement We identify and prioritise the routes and stops that commuters use most. …
Increasing public transport movement
We identify and prioritise the routes and stops that commuters use most.
We consider community feedback, commuter demand and nearby services and facilities to identify locations where new shelters or upgrades are needed.
Works to build new shelters are prioritised by:
- commuter demand and historical requests
- the type of road the bus stop is located on
- the bus stop’s location relative to various facilities within the community.
On average, we aim to build between three and five, new or upgraded shelters every year.
The timing for new shelter projects may be influenced by factors like big road projects or large developments in Manningham.
Find out about the latest bus shelter projects in Manningham
… Arts Grant allows organisations to deliver arts, cultural and heritage activities that reflect the diversity of the community. Tags Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … Apply for an arts grant …
The Arts Grant is a category of the Community Grant Program. The grant allows not-for-profit groups and organisations to deliver arts, cultural and heritage activities reflecting the diversity of the community.
What type of applicants does the grant support
The arts category supports applications that:
- contributes to the vibrancy and liveability of the area
- supports the delivery of community arts and cultural activities
- encourages partnerships between groups, organisations and businesses to benefit all
- encourages innovation.
What the grant hopes to achieve
The aim of the grant is to:
- allow diverse arts and cultural expression that includes digital arts, literary arts, participatory arts, performing arts and visual arts
- provide participants with a sense of belonging and inclusion
- give artists and participants a sense of feeling valued
- support the local creative industry by involving local artists.
When does the funding round begin
Applications for the 2025 Arts Grant open on Monday 3 February 2025.
How much funding is available for the grant
Funding is between $3,001 and $20,000. Allocations are for 1 financial year. There’s no repeat funding.
The estimated allocation for the arts category is $50,000 per annum.
How to apply
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Before you start an application, get familiar with the guidelines
You will have to agree to the terms and conditions of the Community Grant Program too.
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Make sure you are eligible to apply
Before starting your application, make sure your organisation is eligible to apply.
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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.
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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.
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Review the assessment criteria
Refer to the guidelines and review the assessment criteria for the relevant category before you finish.
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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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Start your application
Having trouble logging into SmartyGrants? Find out how to reset your password.
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.
… Property and development Find information that will help you with your … small your renovation or building project. Your building and planning projects Everything you need for your building, … here. Apply for assistance to preserve your bushland Grants to help property owners with land care education, land …
We are committed to building a better Manningham that works for all. Find information that will help you with your works – no matter how big or small your renovation or building project.
Your building and planning projects
Everything you need for your building, planning, construction and renovation projects.
View planning application portal
View all planning applications on our planning applications portal. You can view details of lodged applications such as the location of proposed land development or use and the outcome of any assessment of an application.
Rates and valuations
View the available options to learn more about your property rates and valuations.
Key projects
Take a look at the capital works programs we are currently undertaking.
… community need with a focus on vulnerable individuals and groups. Tags Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … Apply for a community development grant …
The Community Development Grant is a category of the Community Grant Program. The grant allows not-for-profit groups and organisations to achieve short to medium term community development outcomes.
What the grant hopes to achieve
The aim of the grant is to:
- respond to a community need with a focus on vulnerable individuals and groups
- be inclusive and allow all member of the community to participate, including targeted responses that helps vulnerable individuals 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 community
- support a safer and more resilient community
- encourage collaboration between ourselves, groups and organisations for the benefit of the community
- enhance community outcomes through organisational change or development such as capacity building and research.
When does the funding round begin
Applications for 2025 Community Development Grants open on Monday 3 February 2025.
How much funding is available for the grant
Funding is between $3,001 and $20,000. Allocations are for 1 financial year and isn’t recurring.
The estimated allocation for the community development grant category is $110,000 per annum.
How to apply
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Before you start an application, get familiar with the guidelines
You will have to agree to the terms and conditions of the Community Grant Program too.
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Make sure you are eligible to apply
Before starting your application, make sure your organisation is eligible to apply.
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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.
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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.
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Review the assessment criteria
Refer to the guidelines and review the assessment criteria for the relevant category before you finish.
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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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Start your application
Having trouble logging into SmartyGrants?
Find out how to reset your password.
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.
… The community partnership grant lets not-for-profit groups and organisations to achieve longer term community and … cultural development outcomes. Tags Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … Apply for a community partnership grant …
The Community Partnership Grant is a category of the Community Grant Program. The grant allows not-for-profit groups and organisations to develop longer term community and cultural development outcomes that benefits our residents.
The grant funds strategic partnerships that supports our priorities set out in the:
What the grant hopes to achieve
The aim of the grant is to:
- strengthen community connections and a sense of belonging through cultural and social inclusion
- improve the health and wellbeing of the community
- provide affordable community programs by specialist groups or organisations in response to demonstrated community needs or service gaps
- support a safer and more resilient community
- encourage relationships between ourselves, groups and organisations for the benefit of our community.
When does the funding round begin
The Community Partnership Grants funding round occurs every four years.
The next funding round will re-open in 2025
How much funding is available for the grant
Funding up to $50,000 per year to a total of $200,000 over four years.
Organisations the grant will prioritise
The grant will prioritise funding for groups that address:
- youth mental health
- climate change adaptation
- reconciliation
- prevention of family violence
- legal services to support at risk residents
- improved social and emotional wellbeing
- increased active living
- increased connection to and engagement in community life
- access to healthy eating
- reduced injury and harm.
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.
Smartygrants Login
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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.
… with community organisations to improve the health and quality of life of older adults in Manningham. Tags Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … Apply for a healthy ageing grant …
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 the grant hopes 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
Applications for 2025 Healthy Ageing Grants open on Monday 3 February 2025.
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
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Before you start an application, get familiar with the guidelines
You will have to agree to the terms and conditions of the Community Grant Program too.
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Make sure you are eligible to apply
Before starting your application, make sure your organisation is eligible to apply.
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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.
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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.
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Review the assessment criteria
Refer to the guidelines and review the assessment criteria for the relevant category before you finish.
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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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Start your application
Having trouble logging into SmartyGrants? Find out how to reset your password.
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.
Smartygrants Login
Already familiar with applying for a grant process?
Login to smartygrants.
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.
… term community development outcomes. Tags Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … Apply for a seniors club support grant …
The Seniors Club Support Grant is a category of the Community Grant Program. The grant allows seniors clubs to achieve short to medium term community development outcomes.
What the grant hopes to achieve
The aim of the grant is to:
- provide improved social connection for older adults
- 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 adults, 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 Manningham’s ageing community
- support a safer and more resilient ageing community.
When does the funding round begin
Grant currently closed. Next round opens August 2025.
How much funding is available for the grant
Funding is up to $8,000. Allocations are for one financial year. There’s no repeat funding.
The estimated allocation for the Seniors Club Support Grant category is $70,000 per annum.
How to apply
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Before you start an application, get familiar with the guidelines
You will have to agree to the terms and conditions of the Community Grant Program too.
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Make sure you are eligible to apply
Before starting your application, make sure your organisation is eligible to apply.
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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.
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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.
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Review the assessment criteria
Refer to the guidelines and review the assessment criteria for the relevant category before you finish.
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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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Start your application
Having trouble logging into SmartyGrants? Find out how to reset your password.
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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.
Smartygrants Login
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Login to smartygrants.
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.
… The Festival and Events Grant lets groups to support community led … and activate key locations. Tags Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … Apply for a festival and events grant …
The Festival and Events Grant is a category of the Community Grant Program. The grant allows not-for-profit groups and organisations to support community led festivals and events that attract visitors to Manningham at key locations.
The grant supports applications that:
- focuses on community based festivals and events
- focuses on visitor attraction initiatives.
What the grant hopes to achieve
The aim of the grant is to:
- deliver of one-off community festivals and events
- contribute to the vibrancy and liveability of the local area
- celebrate cultural diversity through cross cultural engagement and participation
- encourages partnerships between groups, organisations and businesses to benefit all
- foster community spirit and belonging through events, activities and festivals
- encourages innovation.
When does the funding round begin
Applications for 2025 Festival and Events Grants open on Monday 3 February 2025.
How much funding is available for the grant
Funding is between $3,001 and $20,000. Allocations are for 1 financial year. There’s no repeat funding.
The estimated allocation for the grant is $50,000 per annum.
How to apply
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Before you start an application, get familiar with the guidelines
You will have to agree to the terms and conditions of the Community Grant Program too.
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Make sure you are eligible to apply
Before starting your application, make sure your organisation is eligible to apply.
-
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.
-
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.
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Review the assessment criteria
Refer to the guidelines and review the assessment criteria for the relevant category before you finish.
-
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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Start your application today
Having trouble logging into SmartyGrants? Find out how to reset your password.
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.
Smartygrants Login
Already familiar with applying for a grant process?
Login to smartygrants.
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.
… City of Manningham. The Manningham Community Fund supports and distributes funds to community organisations to create a positive change in the community. Tags Grants and Funding … Manningham Community Fund …
Manningham Community Fund is a charitable fund account of the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation. The fund is a separate legal entity from the City of Manningham.
The Fund has been established to raise much-needed funds to help community organisations with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR)* status support the needs of people living in Manningham. It does this by encouraging tax-deductible donations, gifts and bequests that build up the fund corpus in perpetuity. Each year the fund earns income (in the form of interest) which can then be available to the community in the form of grants.
The Manningham Community Fund supports and distributes funds to community organisations to create a positive change in the community.
Apply to the Manningham Community Fund
The Manningham Community Fund supports and distributes funds to community organisations in Manningham. It operates under the umbrella of the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation, which has been supporting charities across the Melbourne metropolitan area since 1923.
The Manningham Community Fund will accept applications for grants up to the maximum value of $10,000. There's no minimum amount you can apply for.
Activities must be based in the City of Manningham.
Funding is available annually to community organisations that have:
- Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status as covered by Item 1 in the section 30-15 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
- Endorsed as a Taxation Concession Charity (TCC)
How to apply
Not for profit organisations with DGR (1) status that deliver activities to benefit the Manningham community will be invited to apply.
Please read through the guidelines to make sure you are eligible to apply.
Applications are now closed.
Subscribe to the Community Grants program mailing list to stay connected and be informed about the latest grants opportunities.
2024 Grant Recipients
| Organisation | Project | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre Inc | Emergency Food Relief | $4,032 |
| Kevin Heinze Grow | Growing together: peer group counselling for young carers | $10,000 |
| St John Ambulance Australia (Victoria) Inc | CPR training equipment for St John Manningham Division | $6,691 |
Donate to the Manningham Community Fund
Donating to the Manningham Community Fund enables us to offer grants to charitable organisations to create a positive change in the community.
The fund is a separate legal entity from the City of Manningham.
It aims to raise much-needed funds to help community organisations with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR)* status that support people living in Manningham. It does this by encouraging tax-deductible donations, gifts and bequests that build up the fund corpus in perpetuity. Each year the fund earns income (in the form of interest) which can then be available to the community in the form of grants.
* A deductible gift recipient (DGR) is an entity or fund that can receive tax-deductible gifts.
Donate online
Online donations can be made on the Manningham Community Fund Donations page of the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation website.
Visit the Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation website for more information.
… MannaCare , the Mayoral Charity Gala has raised awareness and funds for initiatives to support those in our community … MannaCare. Donate now Thank you to our wonderful partner and sponsors! MannaCare - Gala partner Noel Jones Doncaster …
That's a wrap! Thank you to everyone to joined us for Manningham’s most anticipated event of the year!
On Friday 8 September our community came together with Mayor Cr Deirdre Diamante to be a part of this glamorous night.
Partnering with MannaCare, the Mayoral Charity Gala has raised awareness and funds for initiatives to support those in our community touched by dementia.
We're still taking donations!
Our partner MannaCare are still taking direct donations.
All proceeds will go to creating a dementia-focused initiative in Manningham.
Make a difference.
Donate directly to our partner, MannaCare.
Thank you to our wonderful partner and sponsors!
- MannaCare - Gala partner
- Noel Jones Doncaster - Gold sponsor
- Rose Phoenix Health - Bronze sponsor
Need help?
If you have any questions about donating directly, please contact our events team on 9840 9333 or at events@manningham.vic.gov.au
… Bonnie and Clyde Arts, theatre and music At the height of the Great Depression, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow went from two small-town nobodies in West …
At the height of the Great Depression, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow went from two small-town nobodies in West Texas to America's most renowned folk heroes and Texas law enforcement's worst nightmares.
Fearless, shameless and alluring, the Tony-nominated Bonnie and Clyde, from the legendary Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll and Hyde, Civil War, Dracula) is the electrifying story of love, adventure and crime that captured the attention of an entire country.
When Bonnie and Clyde meet, their mutual cravings for excitement and fame immediately set them on a mission to chase their dreams. Their bold and reckless behaviour turns the young lovers' thrilling adventure into a downward spiral, putting themselves and their loved ones in trouble with the law. Forced to stay on the run, the lovers resort to robbery and murder to survive. As the infamous duo's fame grows bigger, their inevitable end draws nearer.
Photo by Galean Pitt
Presented by Waterdale Theatre
Supported by Manningham's Community Grant Program.
… Kids and the internet Programs and workshops Caroline Ellen is one of Australia's most … is proudly supported by Manningham Councils Community Grants Program. For parents, guardians and families … Kids …
Caroline Ellen is one of Australia's most trusted parent educators. Through her presentations, podcast, online courses, private coaching, and online membership, she has helped thousands of families build stronger connections. After 15 years of being a social worker specialising in children and families, Caroline has seen first hand what information and support parents really need in order to make changes at home. Caroline delivers difficult, often challenging information in a style that feels relatable, reassuring, and safe.
In Kids, nudes & the internet, Caroline provides practical resources and advice you can put into immediate action. We'll explore what you can do to reduce the risk of harm, and how to take action if things go wrong.
Caroline's advice is clear, actionable, and empowering. Parents walk away feeling more confident about what action they can be taken to protect their children and ensure a safer, stronger future.
This event is proudly supported by Manningham Councils Community Grants Program.
… Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Festival Environment and waste Warrandyte Neighbourhood House and the Warrandyte Arts Association will be joining forces to … day has been funded by a Manningham Community Grant and will include: sustainability workshops and demonstrations …
Warrandyte Neighbourhood House and the Warrandyte Arts Association will be joining forces to launch National Recycling Week on Sunday 6 November 2022.
This fun community day has been funded by a Manningham Community Grant and will include:
- sustainability workshops and demonstrations
- an exhibition of artwork using recycled materials
- The Repair Café
- Warrandyte Potters
- musical entertainment and theatre
- food and drinks
National Recycling Week, established by Planet Ark in 1996, is held every year during the second week of November.
Excessive consumption is a key driver of environmental change. It points to the need for increased understanding of the environmental impact of everyday items and how we can alter our behaviour and choices. Making our households and communities sustainable will enable us to adapt to a carbon constrained world.
… Waste and recycling View all our services to help you dispose your unwanted items, learn how to recycle and more. View all our services to help you dispose your unwanted items, learn how to recycle and more. Your bins and collections Book a hard rubbish …
View all our services to help you dispose your unwanted items, learn how to recycle and more.
Your bins and collections
Manage your waste
Book a hard rubbish collection
Looking to get rid of large unwanted household items. Find out what we can collect.
Container Deposit Scheme in Manningham
Victoria’s first Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) is now operating across Victoria, including sites in Manningham.
Soft plastics recycling put on hold
We are working with other Victorian Councils to lobby the State Government for soft plastics processing facilities.
Recycle at your local mini recycling station
We've installed mini recycling stations so you can recycle common household items that cannot go into your bins.
Find your local transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres
View a list of our closest transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres.
How to dispose of items
Find out how to dispose of your unwanted items using the Alphabetical listing
Latest news in Waste and Recycling
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… Pets and animals Find out what you need to do or know as a pet and animal owner in Manningham. We love our furry … out what you need to do or know to be a responsible pet and animal owner in Manningham. Pet registrations and permits …
We love our furry friends. Find out what you need to do or know to be a responsible pet and animal owner in Manningham.
Pet registrations and permits
Find your missing pet
View our lost pets database via the Manningham Pound or report a missing pet
Report a barking dog
Find out what to do if a barking dog is being disruptive to the community.
Protecting native animals and insects
We celebrate all forms of life big and small in our community, learn about the most common creatures and our guidance around them.
Find suitable parks, reserves and trails
Check out all parks suitable for dogs to run free or dogs to remain on their lead.
Latest news in Pets and Animals
… Parking, roads and footpaths Find permits, services and guides relating to parking, roads and footpaths Find permits, services and guides relating to …
Find permits, services and guides relating to parking, roads and footpaths
Parking
Roads and footpaths
Report an issue with a tree on public land
You can report a tree or tree branch that is obstructing the road, footpath or is in danger of falling or causing damage.
Apply for works, drainage and stormwater connection permit
You will need a Works and Drainage Permit (WDP) to undertake works that impact Manningham’s assets.
Report a blocked or damaged street drain
We are responsible for an extensive network of underground drains that prevent storm-water run-off from impacting property, footpaths and roads.
Drainage projects design and construction
Find out how we're improving drainage and flood mitigation.
Footpath maintenance and construction
Find out about new path projects in Manningham including footpaths, shared paths and shared trails.
Street sweeping
We are responsible for maintaining 608km of local roads within Manningham. Find out more about our street sweeping program.
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… Infringements and fines Fines are usually given when someone breaks a law … regulation is broken to help protect the rights, amenity and well-being of the Manningham community. What happens if … for a parking infringement If you weren't the driver and got a parking infringement notice complete a nomination …
An infringement, also known as either a fine or a penalty notice, is issued when a law or regulation is broken to help protect the rights, amenity and well-being of the Manningham community.
What happens if you receive an infringement notice?
Find a list of options available to you if you have received a penalty notice.
Guiding legislations (LGA and our Local Law)
View information on Manningham’s Community Local Law (2023), a local law made under Part 5 of the Local Government Act (1989 ) and section 42 of the Domestic Animals Act 1994, that further describes infringements and fines.
What types of infringements are issued?
We issue infringements that relate to:
- parking breaches
- animal management
- health and wellbeing
- food safety
- environment
- signage
- planning
- asset protection.
… Find local historical groups and societies The following historical groups and societies actively seek to promote and preserve Manningham’s heritage. The following historical …
The following historical groups and societies actively seek to promote and preserve Manningham’s heritage.
Reconciliation Manningham Group
Reconciliation Manningham is a small, committed group working to advance reconciliation through partnerships between Aboriginal people, Wurundjeri Tribe Land and Compensation Cultural Heritage Council, Manningham Council and the local community.
The group aims to preserve, protect and promote respect for, and pride in our Australian Aboriginal culture and heritage. They achieve this through offering a host of activities, programs, events and services that directly involve, support and include Aboriginal people.
Through Heritage Week, Reconciliation Week and other key times throughout the year, the group leads local Indigenous heritage walks and history presentations, and are also available to present indigenous history education within local schools. Fascinating information about local sites of significance and the process of reconciliation is presented on their website. New members are welcome.
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