“Outdoors for All” is an inclusive camping experience designed to support LGBTQIA+ individuals—particularly those who face barriers to accessing outdoor spaces—to connect with nature, build confidence, and foster community belonging.

The program will deliver a facilitated weekend camping event in a safe, welcoming environment, with a focus on first-time campers and those who may feel excluded from traditional outdoor spaces. Activities will include guided nature walks, group connection sessions, basic camping skills, and shared meals.

This project celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Altona Miniature Railway, marking five decades of community connection, volunteerism, and inclusion. The initiative will bring together past and present members, supporters, and fellow miniature railway groups to honour the railway’s legacy while fostering new connections across generations.

Grand United Cricket Club is looking to facilitate a free 15 session Cricket Blast Program at JR Parsons Reserve in Sunshine. The program will offer children from the Sunshine area with the opportunity to participate in a cricket blast program free of charge with all participants receiving a Cricket Australia Cricket Blast pack including shirt, cap, blast ball, bat and water bottle. The sessions will be delivered by qualified coaches facilitators at JR Parsons Reserve in Sunshine.

Grand United Cricket Club is looking to facilitate a free 15 session Cricket Blast Program at JR Parsons Reserve in Sunshine. The program will offer children from the Sunshine area with the opportunity to participate in a cricket blast program free of charge with all participants receiving a Cricket Australia Cricket Blast pack including shirt, cap, blast ball, bat and water bottle. The sessions will be delivered by qualified coaches facilitators at JR Parsons Reserve in Sunshine.

A community-building event bringing residents together to celebrate the coming of age of the Parkville Gardens neighbourhood founded 21 years ago after the 2006 Commonwealth Games. We wish to mark this notable anniversary in the spirit of Moomba, Harmony Day and Easter, and build on the great success of our 2025 GWW-funded Autumn Fiesta. That event included a children's show, a BBQ for all, a Tae Kwon Do demonstration, and engagement with staff from Greater Western Water, Victoria Police and the City of Melbourne mobile library team.

During our May 2025 campaign, The Nappy Collective identified a significant shortfall in the western region between the number of nappies requested by charity partners and those received through donations. Local organisations supporting families in crisis requested 70,380 nappies, however only 25,416 nappies were donated, meeting just 36% of identified need.

Celebrate Diversity Inc. will deliver a culturally inclusive water celebration program for at least 250+ CALD seniors across Wyndham. Through 4 multilingual workshops (Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, English), participants will share water stories from their home countries, learn practical water conservation, and connect with GWW services.

EKCC was founded on 1st October 1966 and is looking to hold a 60th anniversary celebration.

The Community Spring Fair is a four-hour, family-friendly event designed to strengthen community connection, cultural inclusion, and environmental sustainability in the Shire of Moorabool. Delivered with the support of approximately 200 volunteers, the fair is expected to engage around 1,500 participants.