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Grants

Running a badminton event is not an easy task. From time to time, badminton clubs face challenges like limited budget, high operational costs, and a lack of awareness among the community when organising an event. 

Badminton Victoria is here to support you. We can provide you with funding to promote community engagement, create inclusive environments, improve underrepresented group participation in badminton, and offer upskill training opportunities. Each grant has its own purpose and target audiences.   

All grants are listed below. If you are interested in any of the grants or would like more information, please express your interest by filling out the following form: Grant EOI Form

 

Ongoing Projects

Grant Name Description Funding Body Target Groups Grant Duration
2024-27 Strengthening Regional Community Sport Strengthening Regional Community Sport 2024 to 2027 will provide grants to support the delivery of local, 'place-based', strategic projects that help to increase participation on and off the sporting field, and build a variety of stronger, more resilient, self-sufficient and sustainable sports across regional Victoria. SRV Regional and Rural Communities, CALD, Women and Girls, Youth (0-25) 2024-27
City Partnerships Program The City Partnerships Program exists to fund organisations or businesses to deliver Council-identified priorities. City of Ballarat All Ages, Economic activity, Local tourism 2024-26
Change Our Game Activation Grants The Change Our Game Community Activation Grants Program funds community-level initiatives that enable participation, build capability and celebrate the role of women and girls in community sport and active recreation. Change Our Game (SRV) Women and Girls (regional Victoria) 2024-25
Shuttle Smash Shuttle Smash is an introductory program for children to experience badminton in a fun, inclusive environment that can be delivered by anyone, anywhere, anytime. Shuttle Smash teaches children badminton through the balance and fine motor skills, development of fundamental movement skills, including coordination, flexibility, and strength.  Badminton Australia Juniors (regional Victoria - Bendigo, Geelong, Ballarat, Shepparton, Mid-Gippsland) 2024-25
Annual Community Grants The Scanlon Foundation has been distributing grants to build Australia’s social cohesion and to support the transition of those who come to make Australia home. Scanlon Foundation Women and Girls (regional Victoria - Ballarat and Bendigo) 2024-25

 

 

Completed Projects

Grant Name Description Funding Body Target Groups Grant Duration
Together More Active - 2023-27 Together More Active 2023-27 provides grants to support organisations to increase participation in sport and active recreation, build a skilled workforce and develop a safe, inclusive and resilient sector. SRV Regional and Rural clubs and communities 2023-25
Together More Active - 2023-27 Together More Active 2023-27 provides grants to support organisations to increase participation in sport and active recreation, build a skilled workforce and develop a safe, inclusive and resilient sector. SRV Regional and Rural clubs and communities- specific to  CALD communities 2023-25
Change Our Game Activation Grants The Change Our Game Community Activation Grants Program funds community-level initiatives that enable participation, build capability and celebrate the role of women and girls in community sport and active recreation. Change Our Game (SRV) Women and Girls (Regional Victoria) 2021-22

 

Sponsors

AIA
Beyond Bank
Protech
Augustus Gelatery
Wash n Wear
Bookkeeping Partners
Apps Smart
InsideEdge
CKI Group
Mobile Phone Clinic
Ssphoenix Sport
Sports Point
Shadow Play by Peppers

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