This event promotes canoeing on the Maribyrnong River as a great way of staying healthy and active. It will showcase Essendon Canoe Club’s all-access facility, allowing diverse groups to participate.
An 'All Ages Open Day' to celebrate and platform local musicians and artists with a disability. The event comes after a period of major construction works to install a lift and accessible bathrooms.
This program aims to assist community members in need of food and supplies by providing 24-hour access to a fully stocked pantry. Located at the North Melbourne public housing estate, the food pantry is accessible to all community members. It will be regularly stocked by volunteers with food supplies from Foodbank Victoria and will also be set up to receive donations.
This project seeks to collaborate with research professionals, citizen scientists, community and environmental partners to research water quality in urban and non-urban areas. The research will then be used to build a case for protecting the declining platypus population in the Werribee River.
The Career Pipeline project will deliver a range of initiatives, including interactive educational programs and career expos to showcase careers in trades. Empowered Women in Trades’ mission is to see 30 per cent of on-the-tool trade roles filled by women and non-binary people by 2030.
This project will collect data from audio recorders placed in the park and use it to identify actions to protect and increase the population of Growling Grass Frogs (listed as vulnerable in Victoria) and other frog species in the park.
This project will improve sustainable water resources at the school including installing a new rainwater tank, replacing the existing irrigation pump and creating a student-safe place in the existing indigenous garden.
The centre café provides 3-course meals to vulnerable members of the community once a week. This grant will help increase the size of their vegetable garden so they can share it with the community and support the cafe with more fresh produce.
