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Community Grant Program
… Are you a community organisation looking for funds to deliver projects … Council Apply Assistance and Support Grants and Funding … Community Grant Program …

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

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.

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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.

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Community Development

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

Between $3,001 and $20,000.

Annually in February.

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Arts

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

Between $3,001 and $20,000.

Annually in February.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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 2022-2025 (year four 2025)

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

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 2025/2026

Arts Grants 

Organisation nameProject TitleAllocation
Doncaster Templestowe Artists' SocietyFestival of Arts$12,000.00
Heide Museum of Modern ArtCreation of Yaluk Langa Learning Programs at Heide$16,090.00
House Of Persia Community and Cultural CentreFarsi Folk Troupe$6,000.00
Victoria Chinese Culture & Arts Association IncCultural Appreciation and Understanding Through Art, Music, and Engagement$12,000.00

Festival and Events Grants 

Organisation nameProject TitleTotal Allocated
Melbourne Hua Yu Home IncorporatedA Year of Dance, Song, and Wellness for Seniors$6,840.00
Rotary Club of Manningham CityWalk for Youth Mental Health$14,663.00
Kevin Heinze GrowSpring Celebration 2025$4,000.00
Australian Iranian Society of VictoriaPersian Fire Festival$20,000.00

Community Development Grants

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Organisation nameProject TitleAllocation 
Access Health & Community Ngwala Willumbong Aboriginal Group$4,400.00 
Ajani Neighbourhood HouseClosed Loop Food Solutions: Closing the Gaps$19,934.00 
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc REALREAL Togetherness$8,000.00 
The Onemda AssociationImproving wellbeing through sensory spaces$12,515.00 
Vantage Point CommunityEnhancing Community Wellbeing through Sustainable Food Security and Empowerment Initiatives$14,270.00 
VCCAA Home for Seniors IncHealth Living: Preventing Diseases through Exercise, Brain Training & Nutrition$9,407.00 
Warrandyte Primary SchoolInclusive, wellbeing sculpture garden and unveiling$10,000.00 
Warrandyte Uniting Church'"Celebrating Peace" Peace Poster Display and Competition$8,745.00 

Healthy Ageing Grants

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Ajani Neighbourhood House Inc.Connected and Valued: Older Women in Manningham$10,217.00
Cass Care LimitedLiving Well, Aging Well: Health and Wellness Workshops for Seniors$6,400.00
Chinese Health Foundation of AustraliaEmbracing Hearts II: Enhancing Senior Mental Wellbeing in Manningham$10,000.00
Doncaster Chinese Senior Association IncCelebrate Chinese New Year$4,100.00
Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre IncThrive and Connect: Empowering Mental Wellness for Manningham Seniors$20,000.00
Doncaster Seniors Club IncManningham Seniors' Matters-2025$3,001.00
Doncaster Templestowe Badminton Association IncHealthy Ageing by playing badminton and socializing regularly for seniors$6,200.00
Heide Museum of Modern ArtCreative Age at Heide Museum of Modern Art$16,140.00
House of Persia Community and Cultural CentreActive Ageing: Hydrotherapy, Fitness & Nutrition$10,250.00
Manningham Australian Chinese Mutual Aid Association IncSeinor club health and wellbeing activities$7,995.00
Seniors Happy Life Club IncHealthy Eating and Active Social Connection Promotion Program$16,616.00
The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham IncIncreasing capacity for key Chinese Cultural Celebrations for Seniors$7,440.00
Warrandyte Senior Citizen Centre incGroup Walking  , Event, Dementia lecture$4,000.00
Wonga Park Community Cottage IncEmpowered Ageing for Health, Safety and Connection$13,000.00
Small Grants

Small Grants - Round 1

Organisation nameProject titleAllocation
Bulleen Templestowe Basketball Club IncWalking Basketball$3,000.00
Cass Care LimitedHooked on Friendship: A Crochet Workshop for Older Adults$2,336.00
Chinese Health Foundation of AustraliaGuarding Against Deceptive Threats: An Urgent Need in Manningham$3,000.00
Chinese Professionals Club of Australia Incorporated AssociationThe Multi Culture Drum Festival$3,000.00
Friends of Warrandyte State ParkKeep our volunteers safe and let the plants grow$1,415.00
Happy Life Club IncEnhance access to Home Care services and Strengthen muscles program$1,684.00
Manningham United Blues Football ClubEquipment for our All-Abilities, Soccer-Mums, Soccer-Dads increased participation programs/opportunities$1,500.00
Melbourne Badminton Association of Daxue Xiaoyou IncMid-Autumn Festival Multicultural Badminton Harmony Day$3,000.00
Old Carey Cricket ClubCome and Try Days for Women & Girls$1,077.50
Old Carey Grammarians Football ClubEnhancing Player Wellbeing: Safety Equipment Project$1,500.00
Old Yarra Cobras Football ClubIndigenous/Pride Jerseys$1,500.00
SESTAA: Society for Empowerment, Service, Training and Awareness, AustraliaSocial Group and Inclusive Musical Theatre for People with Disabilities$3,000.00
SPX Waterdale Players IncCity of Angels, The Musical$1,500.00
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
   

 

Manningham Community Fund (Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation)

Manningham Community Fund (Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation)

Organisation nameProject TitleAllocation
Pines Learning IncorporatedKids Everywhere$3,690
Manningham Inclusive Community Housing IncA Transition and Affordable Homes Facilitator$9,985
Alex Makes Meals Group LtdMeals for Hope: Donvale Community Fridge Project$8,525

Past grant recipients

Community Grant Program 2024/2025

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

Arts Grants 2024/2025

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

Festival and Events Grants 2024/2025

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 2024/2025

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 2024/2025

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

Seniors Club Support Grants 2024/2025

Organisation nameProject TitleAllocation
Australian Iranian Senior Citizen Society of VictoriaManningham Parks walking, Exercise, Heide Museum and Festivals$8,000.00
East Doncaster Cricket Club IncOver 60's Veterans Cricket at East Doncaster Cricket Club$3,738.00
Greek Elderly Citizens Club of Manningham IncOutings that promote social connection in the ageing population$8,000.00
House of Persia International women day celebration$2,100.00
Italian Seniors Citizens Group of Doncaster incSocial gatherings and social catering functions$8,000.00
Manningham Australian Chinese Mutual Aid Association IncSenor club health and wellbeing activities$8,000.00
Melbourne Oldpink Dancing Club IncHealthly Exercise and Diet $3,000.00
Parish of St Haralambos Elderly Citizens ClubEducation and integration to reduce social isolation$7,980.00
Pensioners Association of Bulleen and Templestowe IncHealthy Ageing Programs$5,300.00
Seniors Happy Life Club IncThese Seniors Can - Design, Sewing and Fashion Show$8,000.00
The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham IncCelebrating significant Cultural festivals with seniors$8,000.00
Warrandyte Senior Citizens IncSocial gathering and sports$8,000.00
Women's Friendship Group IncSocial$8,000.00

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$47,532
Lions Club of Park OrchardsPark Orchards Community Carols  $5,471
Manningham Musicians AssociationManningham Concert Band Program$17,373
Rights Employment Accommodation Leisure Inc (REAL)REAL Pathways    $34,057
Rotary Club of TemplestoweManningham Family Festival  $12,000
The Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham IncPositive Ageing Program for Chinese seniors    $37,108
The Onemda AssociationOnemda Community Cafe Program $49,535
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
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

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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Lower Templestowe Community Centre
… Lower Templestowe Community Centre Our community centre features a bright hall for big parties or … Australia Venue Venues and Facilities … Lower Templestowe Community Centre …

Our community centre features a bright hall for big parties or large group instruction (yoga, dance or martial arts). 

Hosting a birthday party? Our facilities cater for children aged 12 years or under and adults aged 22 years and above.

Take a virtual tour of the Lower Templestowe Community Centre.

 

How much does it cost?

We have a pricing structure to suit your needs. Bookings during the week are for a minimum of 2 hours, and 4 hours during the weekend.

If you book more than 10 times during a year, you are eligible for the regular hirer rate.

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Casual Hirer$72 per hour$116 per hour
Regular Hirer$32 per hour$36 per hour

 

 

 

A 12 hour flat rate of $648 is also available for casual community hirers.

A set bond will be required two (2) weeks prior to your event date.  The amount varies per venue and further information will be provided upon booking.  All bond refunds will be processed ten (10) business hays post event.

Make sure that you and your attendees are covered by public liability insurance.  We can assist to organise this for you.

All bookings must be finished by 10.00pm including cleaning time.

 

Have more questions?

Take our virtual tour of the Lower Templestowe Community Centre, or contact our friendly staff with your questions on 9840 9458 or venues@manningham.vic.gov.au.

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The Centre is the social, geographical and cultural heart of the township of Warrandyte. The newly refurbished building is surrounded by native gardens, which are open to the public and visitors at all times.

Community members can hire the centre for family, social functions and weddings. Enjoy the view of bustling Yarra street from the balcony.

Hosting a birthday party? Our facilities cater for children aged 12 years or under and adults aged 22 years and above.

Take a virtual tour of the Warrandyte Community Centre.

 

How much does it cost?

We have a pricing structure to suit your needs. Bookings during the week are for a minimum of 2 hours, and 4 hours during the weekend.

If you book more than 10 times during a year, you are eligible for the regular hire rate.

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A 12 hour flat rate of $648 is also available for casual community hirers.

A set bond will be required two (2) weeks prior to your even date.  The amount varies per venue and further information will be provided upon booking.  All bond refunds are processed within ten (10) business days post event.

Make sure that you and your attendees are covered by public liability insurance. We can help to organise this for you.

 

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As part of the Warrandyte Community Centre outdoor upgrade, a mural will be designed and installed by artist Angharad Neal-Williams.

Warrandyte residents are invited to join Angharad for a series of free, community-based workshops to collectively contribute to the thematic development of the mural.

Experience a range of different ways to create, contribute and brainstorm together and explore your favourite things about Warrandyte.

Catering will be provided.

Bookings essential via the registration link.

About the artist

Angharad Neal-Williams is an Illustrator, muralist and graphic recorder based in Melbourne. Her work combines strong line drawing with controlled colour and shape to create thoughtful, fun and conceptual drawings.

She utilises both digital and traditional mediums to ensure outcomes feel natural and expressive through quirky imperfections in the simple line work. Her style is distinctly optimistic and focuses strongly on the importance of composition and line.

In 2023 she was awarded Nillumbik Shire Council's Young Creative Leader of the year.

Photo credit: Fluid Imagery

At Manningham we want to ensure everyone feels supported and included. If you require any support to improve your experience, please send a confidential email to Emily Sweeney (Public Art Officer) at arts@manningham.vic.gov.au.

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MC Square Community Centre
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MC Square offers a variety of meeting rooms for hire. Located on Doncaster Road between Westfield and our Civic Centre, it is conveniently accessible by public transport. There are ample parking spaces on site. 

Access to the centre

For information on services running at MC Square, please contact the relevant organisations directly. For more information on library services, visit the Whitehorse Manningham Libraries website.

Organisations located at MC Square

MC Square also provides services on health, education, welfare, community, arts, cultural and heritage. See below for a complete list of the organisations located at MC Square.

ACCESS Health and Community

ACCESS Health and Community provides a range of health based services including counselling, diabetes education, physiotherapy and more.

Doncare: Doncaster Community Care and Counselling Centre

A not-for-profit community service organisation providing support across all life stages.

Doncaster Kindergarten

A not-for-profit kinder offering programs for both three and four year olds.

Doncaster Maternal and Child Health Service

Offering support for families in areas of parenting, assessment, referrals and links to the communities.

Doncaster Library

A modern library with informal reading and study areas, this library also offers a wide range of school holiday programs.

EACH Youth Services

Assistance to young people who experience risks to their health and wellbeing, and disconnection from family and community relationships.

Early Years childcare centre at MC Square

Our play based learning values individual children’s needs, strengths and interests. We've a flexible and fun approach to learning.

Manningham Art Gallery

A major contemporary venue hosting a range of public exhibition year round.

Manningham Art Studios

Offering a range of affordable courses, workshops and activities for all members of the community.

Onemda – Program Room

With an emphasis on individual needs and interests, Onemda provides support options to adults with intellectual disability.

The Pines Learning

Offering a wide range of community education programs and courses designed to be accessible to all. The Pines Learning provides opportunities to learn, grow, and connect with others in a supportive environment.

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It was great to get input from a wide range of community members who helped inform the design through the series of workshops.

Common themes that were explored included the river, the natural environment and the experience of walking along and looking across the river to the other side.

The design captures these themes whilst incorporating bright colours that will sit within, and complement the surrounding environment.

 

Location of artwork

  •  Warrandyte Community House - 2 Webb Street Warrandyte, VIC 3113
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About the artist

Angharad Neal-Williams is an Illustrator, muralist and graphic recorder based in Melbourne.

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… Community learning centres, such as Neighbourhood Houses, encourage members of the community to participate in local activities, learning and … New Residents … Find local community learning centres …

What is a community learning centre?

Community learning centres, such as Neighbourhood Houses, encourage members of the community to participate in local activities, learning and education, and play an important part in strengthening local communities. There are five Neighbourhood Houses in Manningham, which Council supports through the provision of funding and facilities.

These five Neighbourhood Houses are managed by voluntary community-based committees of management, who are responsible for the overall operation of each centre. Neighbourhood Houses employ professionally trained staff and tutors as well as experienced volunteers.

 

What courses are included?

Courses at Neighbourhood Houses can include:

  • Strength, fitness and wellbeing classes
  • Yoga, Tai-Chi, Pilates
  • Computer and technology courses
  • Art, craft, music and language classes, including English classes
  • Adult education courses
  • Certificate courses
  • VCAL (Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning)
  • VET (Vocational Education and Training)
  • Children's courses and playgroups
  • Personal development, and
  • Social and support groups.

Several centres also have a registered childcare centre.

Where are the centres?

The five Neighbourhood Houses are:

Ajani Community Hall
Living and Learning @ Ajani

284 Thompsons Road, Lower Templestowe 3107
9850 3687
office@livelearnajani.org.au

Fun at the Park Orchards Community House
Park Orchards Community House and Learning Centre Inc

572 Park Road, Park Orchards 3114
9876 4381
office@parkorchards.org.au

Pines learning centre
Pines Learning

1/520 Blackburn Road, Doncaster East 3109
9842 6726
info@pineslearning.com.au

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Warrandyte Neighbourhood House

Level 1, 168 Yarra Street, Warrandyte 3113
9844 1839
info@wnh.org.au

Wonga Park Community Cottage

Unit 1, 9-13 Old Yarra Road, Wonga Park 3115
9722 1944
wpcc@bigpond.com.au

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Manningham Function Centre
… wedding receptions, cocktail parties, trade shows and community events. On this page 699 Doncaster Road Doncaster …

The Centre is purpose built to accommodate a wide variety of functions such as conferences, wedding receptions, cocktail parties, trade shows and community events.

The main function room can seat up to 400 people for a dinner dance.  It can be separated into smaller rooms for the more intimate occasion, or can seat 450 people theatre style.

The Function Centre has a selection of caterers with varying cuisines and menus to choose from, and offers a variety of hire packages.

Equipped with state of the art technology to manage the most professional presentation, the Function Centre can readily host conferences and executive seminars.

Manningham Function Centre opened its doors in August 2001.

 

How to book

To request a booking, visit the Manningham Function Centre website.

Have questions?

Contact the Manningham Function Centre

Visit the Function Centre website

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Find local markets and shopping centres
… Find local markets and shopping centres Visit our local shopping centres or markets for a little bit of retail therapy and to … Local markets are held on a regular basis within our community offering a wide range of fresh produce, crafts, …

Visit our local shopping centres or markets for a little bit of retail therapy and to explore our local arts, crafts, fashion and food.

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Our shopping centres

We have a range of local shopping experiences close to home that suit a variety of budgets and needs. From dog grooming to enjoying a tasty lunch, our friendly traders provide excellent service and are happy to help. Discover some of our great shopping locations today.

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Bulleen Plaza

Corner Manningham Road and Grant Olson Avenue, Bulleen

From fresh fruit to the post office, Bulleen has all the essentials right in the suburbs.

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Donburn Shopping Centre

Corner Blackburn Road and Nonda Avenue, Doncaster East

When you're in a rush, family friendly Donburn shopping is the perfect place for all your weekly essentials.

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Doncaster East Village and Devon Plaza Shopping Centre

Corner Doncaster Road and Devon Drive, Doncaster East

Close to each other, these centres have a variety of local retail shops and knowledgeable staff happy to help.

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Jackson Court

Corner of Doncaster Road and Jackson Court, Doncaster East

The welcoming traders at Jackson court offer a range of shopping experiences set in attractive surrounds.

Macedon Square streetscape
Macedon Square and Plaza

Macedon Square, corner of Manningham Road and High Street Lower Templestowe

Whether it's a quick bite or something for the house, Macedon Square and Plaza is an all-inclusive shopping experience.

Park Orchards Shopping Village Google Map

Corner of Park Road and Hopetoun Road, Park Orchards

With parking right outside the shops you need, it's all about convenience at the Park Orchards Shopping Village.

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Templestowe Village

Corner of James Street and Anderson Street, Templestowe

Nestled in the centre of our established garden suburbs, Templestowe village is the perfect place to meet friends and grab a bargain.

The Pines Shopping Centre

Corner of Reynolds Road and Blackburn Road, East Doncaster

A modern shopping experience with heaps of retail variety.

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Tunstall Square Shopping Centre

Corner of Tunstall Road and Doncaster Road, Doncaster East

Great for a lunch or dinner catch up, plus so much more. Boutique Tunstall Square Shopping Centre is well worth a visit.

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Warrandyte Township

Goldfields Plaza, Yarra Street and Bridge End Shops, Warrandyte

The thriving township of Warrandyte has a range of friendly boutique shops, perfect for a day out.

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Westfield Doncaster

619 Doncaster Road, Doncaster

With a wide variety of shops for every occasion and generous parking, Westfield is one of Manningham's premier destinations.

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Our local markets

Local markets are held on a regular basis within our community offering a wide range of fresh produce, crafts, homewares and more.

Heide Market
Heide Makers' Market
Park Orchards Market
Park Orchards Market
Tunstall Square Market
Tunstall Square Market
Warrandyte Riverside Market
Warrandyte Riverside Market
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Wonga Park Maker's Market
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Vibrant Villages - Activity Centre Action Plan

Find out more about the Vibrant Villages - Activity Centre Action Plan 2023....

The Vibrant Villages Action Plan aims to support the development of vibrant and inclusive local places, aligning with key policy initiatives to create a high-quality urban environment, enhance community well-being, and promote economic growth.

Focus areas:

  • development of a public square or meeting places
  • installation of bike racks, and infrastructure to support active transport
  • improvement of all abilities access including disabled car parking spaces, uneven surfaces and tactile paving
  • planting of quality landscaping and canopy trees
  • expansion of outdoor seating areas
  • development of ‘parklets’ or play spaces
  • display of public or community art
  • improvement of car parking and traffic flow.
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Find your local transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres
… Find your local transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres View a list of our closest transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres. Waste and recycling facilities close to Manningham … list of our closest transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres below. Banyule Waste Recovery Centre   Corner of …

Waste and recycling facilities close to Manningham

View a list of our closest transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres below.

Banyule Waste Recovery Centre

 Corner of Waterdale Road and Banksia Street, Bellfield

Whitehorse Recycling and Waste Transfer Centre

 Burwood Highway (opposite Morack Road), Vermont South

Nilumbik Recycling and Recovery Centre

 290-304 Yan Yean Road, Plenty

Knox Transfer Station

 251 George Street, Wantirna South

Container Deposit Scheme

Victoria’s first Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) is now operating across Victoria.

Not sure how to dispose of unwanted items?

Check out our A-Z waste and recycling guide or contact us.

Find your local transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres

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Ajani Centre

The Ajani Centre is our largest venue. It's perfect for weddings, dinner dances, fundraising functions and family occasions. The centre is a popular venue for christenings, engagement parties and large celebrations....

The Ajani Centre is our largest venue. It's perfect for weddings, dinner dances, fundraising functions and family occasions. The centre is a popular venue for christenings, engagement parties and  large celebrations.

Hosting an outside balcony and private paved area, supper room for buffets, stage, easy access for caterers, rectangular trestles and circular tables, and upholstered chairs.

Hosting a birthday party? Our facilities cater for children aged 12 years or under and adults aged 22 years and above.

Take our virtual tour of the Ajani Centre.

 

How much does it cost?

We have a pricing structure to suit your needs. Bookings during the week are for a minimum of 2 hours, and 4 hours during the weekend.

If you book more than 10 times during a year, you are eligible for the regular hirer rate.

 CommunityCommercial
Casual Hirer$127 per hour$223 per hour
Regular Hirer$41 per hour$55 per hour

A flat rate charge of $1,145.00 is applied for 12 hours of use for casual community hirers.

A set bond will be required two (2) weeks prior to your event date.  The amount varies per venue and further information will be provided upon booking.  All bond refunds are processed within ten (10) business days post event.

Make sure that you and your attendees are covered by public liability insurance, we can help organise this for you.

 

Have more questions?

Take our virtual tour of the Ajani Centre, or contact our friendly staff with your questions on 9840 9458 or venues@manningham.vic.gov.au.

Have questions?

Contact Us

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Community Survey, Activity Centre Design Concepts, prize draw terms and conditions
… View the terms and conditions for the 'Community Survey, Activity Centre Design Concepts' competition prize draw. … Community Survey, Activity Centre Design Concepts, prize draw …

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

Participation in the Competition is deemed acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.

 

  1. NAME OF COMPETITION:

Community Survey, Activity Centre Design Concepts

  1. PROPONENT RUNNING THE COMPETITION:

Manningham City Council, ABN 61 498 471 081 of 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster Victoria 3108.

  1. COMPETITION PERIOD:

The Competition begins at 9.00am on Wednesday 24 April 2024 AEST and entry into the Competition closes at 11.59pm on 16 June 2024 AEST.

  1. ELIGIBILITY:
  1. Entry is only open to persons 18 years of age;
  2. Entry is only open to Victorian residents;
  3. The Proponent’s employees, contractors, Councillors and family members of these groups are not eligible to enter the Competition.
  1. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

During the Competition Period, an Eligible Entrant must complete and submit the ‘Community Survey, Activity Centre Design Concepts’ and fully complete all fields on the entry form.

  1. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ENTRIES:

One entry per Entrant.

  1. JUDGING:
  1. This Competition is a game of chance.
  2. All Eligible Entrants who complete the Entry Requirements during the Competition Period will be entered into the Competition prize draw.
  3. On 30 June 2024, one winner will be randomly selected by the Proponent from the prize draw.
  4. The Winner is eligible for one prize only.
  5. The draw is final and no correspondence will be entered into once the final selection has been made.
  1. PRIZE DESCRIPTION:
  1. One Westfield gift voucher valued at $100.00.
  2. The total prize pool for the Competition is valued at $100.00.
  1. PRIZE TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
  1. Prizes are not transferable, exchangeable or redeemable for cash.
  2. The Proponent is not responsible for any lost, misdirected, or stolen prize.
  3. The Proponent is not responsible for any issues (including delivery failures) experienced in the collection, emailing or posting out of a prize.
  4. Compensation is not payable if a prize or part of a prize expires or becomes void or unusable. 
  1. NOTIFICATION OF WINNER/S:

The Winner will be notified by email and will be announced on the Proponent’s website between 30 June 2024 and 14 July 2024. Upon notification, the Winner will receive their prize by email (the Proponent will email the prize to the Winner using the Winner’s email address as set out in the Winner’s entry form).

  1. TERMS AND CONDITIONS - GENERAL
  1. The Proponent may disqualify any Entrant deemed to not be complying with the Terms and Conditions at its sole discretion. 
  2. The Proponent may modify these Terms and Conditions at any time, with immediate effect and without notice.
  3. The Proponent may cancel or amend the Competition with immediate effect and without notice in the event of a catastrophe, an actual or anticipated breach of any law or due to any event outside of the Proponent’s control.
  4. Failure by the Proponent to enforce any of its rights under these Terms and Conditions at any stage, does not constitute a waiver of those rights.
  5. Entry to the Competition is free.
  6. Entries will not be returned.
  7. Entries may be posted, published, modified, edited or used by the Proponent at no cost (including without limitation across social media and broadcast media channels).
  8. Entrants consent to having their entry, age, first name, last name, postcode (or any combination of these details) displayed by the Proponent and published including on the Proponent’s website or in any publicity material.
  9. Entrants cannot edit or vary their entry once submitted.
  1. PRIVACY – COLLECTION NOTICE:

 

The Proponent is committed to compliance with its obligations under the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic). All personal information (including images) collected by the Proponent for the Competition will be used for administering the Competition and for the purpose of understanding community views relating to growth and development across Manningham’s activity centres. The ‘Community survey, Activity Centre Design Concepts’ results may be published once deidentified Personal information will not be disclosed to third parties unless the Proponent is required to disclose under legislation or disclosure is necessary to complete the purpose for which it is collected as set out in these Terms and Conditions. If the information is not collected, it may impede the Proponent from administering the Competition. You may access information you have provided to the Proponent at any time and make corrections if you believe that information is incorrect. The Proponent’s Privacy Policy can be located at https://www.manningham.vic.gov.au/. You can contact the City Planning team by telephone 03 9840 9333 or by email manningham@manningham.vic.gov.au.

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Find a recreation facility or leisure centre
… and Victorian Junior Basketball League. Park Orchards Community Centre Home to the Park Orchards Basketball Club … recreation and aquatic facilities. Visit Aquarena Outdoor community recreation facilities Many of our reserves offer … tennis courts and hit up walls. These are available for community use and no bookings are required. Reserve Suburb …

Indoor sports stadiums

We have a range of indoor sports courts in Manningham including five stadiums with indoor sports courts.

Mullum Mullum Stadium

Our stadium hosts a wide range of programs and activities, including all-abilities basketball, casual basketball, holiday programs and birthday parties.

Manningham Templestowe Leisure Centre netball court
Manningham Templestowe Leisure Centre

Our stadium predominately hosts basketball and netball competitions for all ages and abilities.

Warrandyte Sports Centre

Warrandyte Sports Centre offers a space for a range of programs and activities including badminton, basketball, netball, and volleyball games.

DISC
Manningham Donvale Indoor Sports Centre (DISC)

Offers a wide range of programs and activities, including badminton, junior soccer, senior sports and table tennis.

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Doncaster Badminton Centre

Home to the Doncaster Templestowe Badminton Association, which offers junior and adult social competitions, professional coaching, and social match play.

Leeds Street Sports Centre

Home to a range of exciting programs and activities, including dance, junior ballet, junior mixed sports, junior soccer, and exercise classes as well as basketball and netball.

Sheahans Reserve Basketball Stadium

Home of the Bulleen Templestowe Basketball Club, who offer regular training sessions, camps and matches for primary schools, women’s daytime basketball, Eastern District Junior Basketball Association and Victorian Junior Basketball League.

Park Orchards Community Centre

Home to the Park Orchards Basketball Club and the Park Orchards Netball Club.

Templestowe Heights Primary School Stadium

Hosts training for the Bulleen Templestowe Basketball Club and matches for the Eastern District Junior Basketball Association. Our stadium also offers a space for a range of programs and activities, including netball, soccer, volleyball and other indoor sports.

aerial view of the Aquarena facilities including the main building and the outdoor pools and green space

Aquarena is one of Victoria’s largest and most recognised recreation and aquatic facilities.

Visit Aquarena

Outdoor community recreation facilities

Many of our reserves offer sporting facilities such as:

  • cricket wickets
  • half size and full size netball and basketball courts
  • tennis courts and hit up walls.

These are available for community use and no bookings are required.

ReserveSuburbFacility
Acheron ReserveDoncaster
  • basketball /netball half court
Brendan ReserveDoncaster
  • basketball half court
Bronte Playspace,
Green Gully Linear Park
Templestowe
  • basketball half court
  • hit up wall
Cat Jump ParkDonvale
  • basketball half court, 
  • hit up wall
  • soccer goal
Celeste Reserve WestDoncaster East
  • basketball half court
Daniel ReserveDonvale
  • basketball half court
  • hit up wall
Dellfield ReserveTemplestowe Lower
  • basketball /netball half court
  • petanque/ bocce
Domeney ReservePark Orchards
  • basketball court
  • netball court
Donvale ReserveDonvale
  • basketball court
  • netball courts
Fielding ReserveTemplestowe
  • basketball half court
  • cricket pitch
Hampshire ReserveDoncaster
  • basketball half court
Happy Valley ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball /netball half court
Harold ReserveBulleen
  • basketball /netball half court
Heath ReserveTemplestowe Lower
  • basketball half court
Hertford ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball /netball half court
Hillcroft ReserveTemplestowe
  • basketball half court
Katrina Gully Playspace,
Koonung Creek Linear Park
Doncaster
  • basketball half court
Kerry ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball half court
Koonung ParkBulleen
  • tennis courts (three) - closed temporarily
  • futsal soccer
Lawford ReserveDoncaster
  • basketball half court
  • cricket pitch
Leawarra ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball half court
Lilian ReserveBulleen
  • basketball half court
Lyndal ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball /netball half court
Manningham DISCDonvale
  • petanque/ bocce rink
Marshall ReserveDoncaster
  • basketball half court
Matisse ReserveTemplestowe
  • basketball half court
Morecambe ReserveTemplestowe
  • basketball /netball half court
Morris Williams ReserveBulleen
  • basketball /netball half court
Oxford ReserveNunawading
  • basketball half court
Pine Hill ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball half court
Ranleigh ReserveTemplestowe Lower
  • basketball half court
  • cricket backboard
Sandra ReserveBulleen
  • basketball half court
Schafter ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball /netball half court
  • four square
  • hopscotch
Sheahans ReserveBulleen
  • basketball court
  • netball court
  • hit up wall
  • tennis court
Spring Valley ReserveTemplestowe
  • basketball /netball half court
  • cricket pitch
Swanston ReserveTemplestowe Lower
  • basketball half court
The Grange ReserveTemplestowe
  • basketball /netball half court
  • cricket pitch
Templestowe Leisure CentreTemplestowe
  • netball courts (eight)
Templestowe ReserveTemplestowe
  • basketball /netball half court
Valepark ReserveDonvale
  • basketball half court
  • four square
Warrandyte ReserveWarrandyte
  • basketball courts
  • netball courts
Whistlewood ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball /netball half court
Wonga Park ReserveWonga Park
  • netball courts
Woodlea ReserveDoncaster East
  • basketball /netball half court
  • cricket pitch
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Manningham Community Awards
… Manningham Community Awards Our new awards program recognises … and groups who’ve made exceptional contributions to the community. We’re excited to announce the finalists for the new  Manningham Community Awards recognising the outstanding contributions of …
Colourful ribbon-like figures on a purple background with text: Manningham Community Awards. A vibrant, inclusive community design.

We’re excited to announce the finalists for the new Manningham Community Awards recognising the outstanding contributions of those who are helping to shape our vibrant community. 

The expanded program celebrates individuals and groups who have gone above and beyond in making Manningham a better place to live, work and visit over the past 12 months.

The awards recognise achievements in 8 categories, with one of these individual category winners to be named Manningham Citizen of the Year.

Winners will be announced at an Awards Ceremony on Tuesday 16 September at the Manningham Function Centre.

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Congratulations to the 2025 finalists


Doreen Stoves Excellence in Volunteering 

Recognising an individual who has demonstrated an ongoing commitment to volunteerism.

  • Brenda Humphreys

  • Leon Moore

  • Sandrajane Vincent-Corry

 

Active Community

Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to community participation in active lifestyles, sports or physical activity. 

  • Bulleen Tennis Club

  • Ruffey Runners

  • Tony Gibson

 

Ageing Well

Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to enhancing the lives of older residents, fostering social connection, safety or active ageing.

  • Chinese Seniors Citizens Club of Manningham

  • Richard Davis

  • Scones Together

 

Artistic Achievement 

Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to Manningham’s creative community, sparking artistic, cultural or creative expression.

  • Jazz in the Park

  • Now and Not Yet Gallery

  • Warrandyte Arts Association

 

Community Excellence

Recognising a community organisation or group that has delivered outstanding programs or initiatives contributing to the wellbeing, development and cohesion of the Manningham community.

  • Ajani Neighbourhood House

  • United Muslim Migrants Association of Victoria

  • Warrandyte Pink Ladies

 

Community Health and Wellbeing 

Recognising an individual or group who has enhanced health, wellbeing or resilience in the community, whether through advocacy, program development or direct service delivery.

  • Bulleen Men’s Shed at the Veneto Club

  • CareNet

  • Kathy Monley

 

Inclusive Community

Recognising an individual or group who has actively contributed to community accessibility, inclusivity or diversity.

  • Catalyst Training and Disability Services

  • Kevin Heinze Grow

  • Zakir Fakhri

 

Young Achiever

Recognising a young person aged under 25, who has made a positive impact within the Manningham community through demonstrated leadership, innovation, or commitment to helping others.

  • David Edgecombe

  • Niosha Khademideljou

  • Sina Emadi

How are the awards judged?

Nominations were assessed against a set criteria and reviewed by the judging panel. This year’s panel included the Manningham Mayor, Director Connected Communities, the previous Citizen of Year recipient (in 2025 this will be the previous Manningham Civic Awards Citizen of the Year) and 2 members of Council’s advisory committees.

Eligibility and Terms and Conditions 

Find out more about nomination eligibility and what is required of the winners.

Eligibility

To be eligible for nomination, the nominee must meet the following criteria: 

  • The nominee must reside in Manningham. 

  • Nominators must have the permission of the person/group they are nominating, prior to applying. 

  • Previous recipients of the Manningham Community Awards, or preceding Manningham Civic Awards, are ineligible to receive the same Award within a 10-year period. 

  • For the Manningham Young Achiever Award, the nominee must be under 25 years old on 30 June of the nominating year. 

  • Manningham Councillors, Manningham Council employees, Manningham Council Programs and Committees, State and Federal politicians are not eligible, but are encouraged to nominate others.

Nomination Terms and Conditions
  • Self-nominations are accepted, however written references will be required to support the nomination. 

  • Nominees can only be nominated once and in a single category. Nominations across multiple categories are not accepted. However, multiple supporting documents can be attached to the nomination.

  • All questions on the nomination form must be answered. 

  • All nominators will be told the outcome of their application in August 2025, with each category having a maximum of three finalists. 

  • The winner of each category will be amongst the notified finalists and will be announced at the Awards Ceremony in September 2025. 

  • All finalists must be able to attend the Award Ceremony on Tuesday 16 September 2025. 

  • Each finalist will be issued a complimentary ticket plus two tickets for additional guests (3 in total per finalist). 

  • The winner of each category must be willing to share their achievements within the 12 months following the award, including promotional campaigns and photo opportunities. 

  • The winner of the Manningham Citizen of the Year Award will be invited to join the assessment panel for the subsequent year’s awards. 

  • Unsuccessful nominees and finalists may be re-nominated in subsequent years. 

The decision of the judging panel is final, and no correspondence will be entered into in respect of the decision. 

Awards selection criteria

Manningham Citizen of the Year Award
  • This award is not open for direct nomination. 

  • The Citizen of the Year will be chosen by the judging panel from the winners of all other categories, excluding: 

    • The Manningham Community Excellence Award. 

    • Any category winner which was a group, not an individual. 

  • The panel will assess each eligible finalist for their outstanding contribution to the Manningham community within the last 12 months. 

  • This is an individual-only award.  

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Doreen Stoves Excellence in Volunteering Award
  • The nominee must have demonstrated ongoing commitment to volunteerism over the past 12 months and reflect the values and dedication exemplified by the late Doreen Stoves AM PSM JP. 

  • This is an individual-only award.  

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Manningham Active Community Award
  • The nominee must have contributed to community participation in active lifestyles, sports or physical activity in Manningham over the past 12 months. 

  • This is an individual or group award.  

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Manningham Ageing Well Award
  • The nominee must have contributed to enhancing the lives of older residents in Manningham, fostering social connection, safety or active ageing over the last 12 months. 

  • This is an individual or group award.  

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Manningham Artistic Achievement Award
  • The nominee must have contributed to Manningham’s creative community, sparking artistic, cultural or creative expression in the last 12 months. 

  • This is an individual or group award.  

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Manningham Community Excellence Award
Logo for the Manningham Community Excellence Award, featuring three purple abstract figures and bold blue and purple text on a white background.
  • The nominee must have delivered outstanding programs or initiatives contributing to the wellbeing, development, and cohesion of the Manningham community over the last 12 months. 

  • This is a community organisation or group award. 

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Manningham Community Health and Wellbeing Award
  • The nominee must have enhanced health, wellbeing or resilience within the Manningham community, whether through advocacy, program development or direct service delivery over the last 12 months. 

  • This is an individual or group award.  

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Manningham Inclusive Community Award
  • The nominee must have actively contributed to community accessibility, inclusivity or diversity in Manningham over the last 12 months. 

  • This is an individual or group award.  

  • There is no age limit on this award. 

Manningham Young Achiever Award
  • The nominee must have made a positive impact within the Manningham Community through demonstrated leadership, innovation or commitment to helping others over the last 12 months. 

  • This is an individual-only award.  

  • The nominee must be under 25 years old on 30 June 2025. 

Awards Ceremony

Tickets to our Awards Ceremony on Tuesday 16 September at the Manningham Function Centre are now available to purchase at a subsidised cost for Manningham community members.

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Heimat Centre

Located next to the historical Heimat House, this venue offers a function room and a multi purpose room and is ideal for classes, meetings and private functions. ...

Located next to the historical Heimat House, this venue offers a function room and a multi purpose room and is ideal for classes, meetings and private functions.

The rooms are divided by a fully functional kitchen, with a servery through to the function room. The function room has timber floors and a small stage area with wall mirrors. The multi-purpose room has carpeted flooring, providing an ideal space for classes.

Hosting a birthday party? Our facilities cater for children aged 12 years or under and adults aged 22 years and above.

Take our virtual tour of the Heimat Centre.

 

How much does it cost ?

We have a pricing structure to suit your needs. Bookings during the week are for a minimum of 2 hours, and 4 hours during the weekend.

If you book more than 10 times during a year, you are eligible for the regular hirer rate.

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Casual Hirer$72 per hour$116 per hour
Regular Hirer$32 per hour$36 per hour

 

 

 

A 12 hour flat rate of $648 is also available for casual community hirers.

A set bond will be required two (2) weeks prior to your event date.  The amount varies per venue and further information will be provided upon booking.  All bond refunds are processed within ten (10) business days post event.

Make sure that you and your attendees are covered by public liability insurance.  We can assist to organise this for you.

 

Have more questions?

Take our virtual tour of the Heimat Centre.  Please contact our friendly staff with your questions on 9840 9458 or venues@manningham.vic.gov.au.

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… Created by our community, the aspirational Community Vision 2040 guides our plans for Manningham. Tags About Council Strategies, Plans and Policies … Community Vision …

Every Council is guided by a long term Community Vision and four year Council Plan.

Developed with the local community, they guide the actions we will take to deliver better outcomes for the community.

The Community Vision 2040 was developed for the community, by the community – reflecting its collective values, goals and aspirations.

Manningham is a harmonious, inclusive and safe community that is committed to sustainable growth, wellbeing, and innovation. We celebrate our diversity and natural environment whilst fostering a connected community that enriches the lives of all. 

— Manningham Community Panel (2025)

We now consider the Community Vision in all our future planning and how funding is spent.

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Our Council Plan 2025-2029 will be available in July 2025, detailing what we will focus on for the next four years as we work towards our Community Vision 2040.

Find out more about our performance and track our progress.

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    The Council Plan is our promise to you in pursuit of our community’s vision for the future and to achieve the very best for Manningham.

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    We pride ourselves on delivering outcomes for the Manningham community. We regularly monitor and report on our performance across the year.

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    Find information on our strategies, plans and policies.

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Domeney Recreation Centre

Domeney Recreation Centre is an ideal location with views across the reserve and over the hills. It has three activity rooms and a multi-purpose room suitable for dance, drama, exercise, training sessions, meetings and social functions. Capacity for guests in these rooms is up to 70 seated in theatre style....

Domeney Recreation Centre is an ideal location with views across the reserve and over the hills. It has three activity rooms and a multi-purpose room suitable for dance, drama, exercise, training sessions, meetings and social functions. Capacity for guests in these rooms is up to 70 seated in theatre style. On site parking (70 spaces) are available. There is a sports oval on the site also.

Hosting a birthday party? Our facilities cater for children aged 12 years or under and adults aged 22 years and above.

Take our virtual tour of Domeney Recreation Centre.


How much does it cost?

We have a pricing structure to suit your needs. Bookings during the week are for a minimum of 2 hours, and 4 hours during the weekend.

If you book more than 10 times during a year, you are eligible for the regular hirer rate.

 CommunityCommercial
Casual Hirer$72 per hour$116 per hour
Regular Hirer$32 per hour$36 per hour

 

 

 

A 12 hour flat rate of $648 is also available for casual community hirers.

A set bond will be required two (2) weeks prior to your event date.  The amount varies per venue and further information will be provided upon booking.  All bond refunds are processed within ten (10) business days post event.

Make sure that you and your attendees are covered by public liability insurance. We can help to organise this for you.

 

Have more questions?

Take our virtual tour of Domeney Recreation Centre, or contact our friendly staff with your questions on 9840 9458 or venues@manningham.vic.gov.au.

Have questions?

Contact Us

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… Dementia Awareness Community Seminar Seniors In recognition of Dementia Action Week, you’re invited to a free Dementia Awareness Community Seminar at Manningham Uniting Church and Community Centre. This session will provide valuable insights …

In recognition of Dementia Action Week, you’re invited to a free Dementia Awareness Community Seminar at Manningham Uniting Church and Community Centre.

This session will provide valuable insights and resources for people living with dementia, their carers, and the broader community. 

Together, we’ll foster greater understanding and support meaningful social connections.

During the session we will hear from Anita Koochew from Eastern Community Legal Centre, Dr Kate Lawler (Physiotherapist) – Physiotherapy for People Living with Dementia and Professor Paul Yates.

Afternoon tea will be provided.

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Arabic Storytime - The Heimat Centre
… Pines Library. Every first Tuesday of the month at a local community venue. Cost:  Sessions are free to attend, and no …

أهلا ومرحبا

Join us for Arabic stories and rhymes to support families with young children who wish to maintain a family language or learn an additional language.

Storytime sessions support literacy development, social skills and group learning, all while exploring health and wellbeing themes.

Who: For children aged one to five years.

When: Every third Thursday of the month at The Pines Library. Every first Tuesday of the month at a local community venue.

Cost: Sessions are free to attend, and no registrations or library membership are required.

The Arabic Storytime session is a part of the Government Multicultural Storytime grant which will help our local libraries deliver Storytime programs for babies and young children in Arabic and Italian in Manningham.

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