• Antiques and collectibles
• Handmade Soap and Candles
• Plants
• Clothes and Jewellery
• Moonglow Publishing Book Sale
• Handmade Craft and Puzzles
• Flavourista
• Tupperware
• Kids Cookie Craft
• Sausage Sizzle and Coffee Van.........and so much more!

• New chain wire boundary fencing
• Relocation of main entrance from Granites Road to Second Avenue
• Installation of new Cricket Training nets
• Upgrades to visitors changerooms and bathrooms

Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program

Providing access to funding for the development of sustainable, functional, inclusive and fit-for-purpose active recreation and sport facilities that meet the current and future needs of the South Australian community. The Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program will assist eligible organisations to develop infrastructure that directly addresses demonstrated need and supports participation through the rational development of good quality projects.
 

Active Kids Grants are available for volunteer-run community clubs and organisations with members aged 20 or younger.

Grants will be awarded in the form of free sports equipment and on-field or training uniforms, to be supplied by ASF partners HART Sport and ISC.

Active State Collaboration Program

The Active State Collaboration Program directly supports the Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing’s (ORSR) 2021–25 Strategic Plan and our vision to include more people in sport and recreation so that they can experience the many physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing benefits that participation brings.

The Active State Collaboration Program focuses on inclusive projects that provide everyone with an opportunity to participate in sport and recreation, demonstrate collaboration, community impact, innovation, the use of research and technology, and are deliverable and sustainable projects.

We all have a role to play to make South Australia an active state and to include people and bring our community together through sport and recreation. I look forward to working with you on how you can support this important initiative and continue your contribution to getting South Australia active. In 2023–2024, $1,462,198 is available through the Active State Collaboration Program
 

The Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships.

If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

• Base Grant: $500
• Applicants travelling 800km - 1999km to their nominated championships: + $100
• Applicants travelling internationally or greater than 2000km to their nominated championships: + $200
• Applicants residing in a rural electorate: + $50

WLIS Grants are now open!
Individuals and Organisations are encouraged to apply now!

Sport has the power to set new benchmarks and drive positive social change; one being equal representation in sport.

Through striving to achieve gender equity in sport it sets an important tone for the wider Australian public. It also opens doors for the next generation, shakes up unconscious bias and helps advocate for respectful behaviour towards women.

To help achieve this the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) established the Women Leaders in Sport (WLIS) program which to date has supported more than 26,000 women and more than 800 sport organisations.

The ASC manages the WLIS program through the support of the Office for Women who have a vested interest in this space.

RAA Regional Safety Grant applications will open soon

How much funding can you apply for?

• RAA will consider applications from the minimum value of $500 Inc. GST. to the maximum value of $10,000 Inc. GST.
• When you apply, you’ll need to tell us how much funding you need and how it will be spent.

Who can apply for funding?

Groups that are eligible to apply for funding must be regional* and include:

• not-for-profit organisations
• schools
• community groups

Groups can apply for up to $5,000 in funding through initiatives, programs or events which focus on one or more of the following key areas: sports and recreation; arts and culture; health and wellbeing; environment; education; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander; or community. 

The second intake of the Community Assistance Program is now open and closes on Monday 2 October 2023.

Funds Raised by Ski For Life are available to assist communities, groups, and individuals to undertake projects which align with their mission.

“To use conversations and community engagement to raise awareness of strategies that support good mental health, wellbeing and suicide prevention”

Grant Applications are invited to be submitted into any of the Grant Rounds.