Redland City Council has opened round two of its 2022-23 Community Grants program. Mayor Karen Williams said the grants would assist local community organisations and individuals in delivering projects and initiatives to benefit the Redlands Coast community. “Council looks forward to receiving applications for a wide range of projects that will deliver fun, engaging events Continue reading…
Applications are now open for round two of Redland City Council’s 2022-2023 Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF). Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said the program, a partnership between Council and the Queensland Government, aimed to support new and emerging artists and art workers on Redlands Coast. “Council is looking for projects that focus on accessibility, Continue reading…
Redland City Council has opened a new round of its Village Events and Activation Grant program. Mayor Karen Williams said the program offered $120,000 to help not-for-profit community organisations and local businesses collaboratively deliver community activities and village events. “We are so fortunate to have a wonderful community feel in our village centres and we Continue reading…
Applications are now open for round two of Redland City Council’s 2022–2023 Sponsorship Program. Mayor Karen Williams said the initiative provided financial and in-kind support to eligible organisations for projects, events or activities that delivered benefits to the community. “Redlands Coast is a vibrant city of vital, forward-thinking and creative communities, and Council strives to Continue reading…
Redland City Council and Tangalooma EcoMarines will welcome six new Redlands Coast schools to the 2023 environmental education program following the successful delivery of the pilot in six other local schools last year. EcoMarines is a not-for-profit organisation delivering programs to schools that educate students on a variety of environmental messages which empowers students to Continue reading…
All-abilities access at Oaklands Street Community Garden has become easier following the construction of 18 new garden beds delivered with funding received under Redland City Council’s community grants program. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said the garden project was a great example of how Council’s grants program supports community initiatives across Redlands Coast. “Council’s community Continue reading…
Seven community group-led projects that promoted and celebrated many of Redlands Coast’s villages were made possible this year through more than $66,000 in Redland City Council grants. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said Council’s Village Events and Activation Grant program was developed to help activate Redlands Coast villages and investment in local business. “The grants Continue reading…
The Quandamooka Festival returns to North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) this weekend from 26 to 28 August 2022 and is proudly supported by Redland City Council. Mayor Karen Williams said the three-day festival provided a unique opportunity to learn more about the culture and country of Traditional Owners, the Nunukul, Nughi and Goenpul First Nations Peoples Continue reading…
Redland City Council has provided funding to help seven organisations hold free community-based events during Queensland Seniors Month in October. Mayor Karen Williams said this was the second year Council had provided a dedicated Seniors Month Grants program. “We are very happy with the calibre of applications for this year’s grants, with $14,000 allocated to Continue reading…
Redland Coast organisations can now access Council grants to help them build, renovate or refurbish community facilities. Mayor Karen Williams said Capital Infrastructure Grants were available through round one of Council’s Community Grants program. “These grants support local organisations to undertake projects for the benefit of the Redlands Coast community,” she said. “Last year’s program Continue reading…