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Find similar grantsWA Seniors Week Community Grants Program is sponsored by Government of Western Australia, Department of Communities. This program provides funding to local governments and not-for-profit organisations in Western Australia to deliver Seniors Week initiatives.
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2026 Seniors Week Community Grants Program Seniors Week Grant Application Form WA Seniors Week 2026 is a time to celebrate the contributions of Western Australian seniors. From Sunday, 8 November 2026 to Sunday, 15 November 2026, events and activities will take place across the State to recognise seniors and express our appreciation for their invaluable role in the community.
Advocare, supported by the Department of Communities, invites local governments, registered not-for-profit organisations, and community groups in Western Australia to apply for funding to host events or activities during Seniors Week. These grants aim to celebrate the role of seniors in our communities and promote greater participation in community life, particularly for those who may be socially isolated.
Grants of up to $1,000 are available to local governments, registered not for profit organisations and community groups (or up to $3,000 for a consortium) throughout metropolitan and regional Western Australia. Applicants in regional and remote areas where seniors may experience disadvantage or increased risk of isolation are particularly encouraged to apply for support to host local events and activities during Seniors Week 2026.
Each recipient organisation will be asked to provide a summary of the event and acquittal of funds. Applications are open to: Not-for-profit organisations, Local government authorities. All applicants must meet the eligibility criteria in this application form to be considered for funding.
Applications may be submitted by a consortium of organisations. Where a consortium application is submitted: A lead organisation must be nominated All consortium members must meet the eligibility criteria outlined above A consortium cannot be used to provide funding to an ineligible organisation Special Conditions of Grant Grantor means Advocare acting on behalf of the Department of Communities .
Organisation means the applicant entity receiving funding under this program. The State means the Government of Western Australia Funded activities and events to be held during WA Seniors Week 8-15 November 2026. If the project involves working with children, the Organisation must ensure that all employees and volunteers comply with the Working with Children (Criminal Record Checking) Act 2004.
Please refer to this website for further information, at: https://workingwithchildren. wa. gov.au or contact Advocare (the Grantor) by email, at seniorspeak@advocare.
org. au The Grantor is not liable for any accident or negligence resulting in any claim or damage arising from activities undertaken as part of the Grant. In this respect, the Organisation is required to be appropriately incorporated and be responsible for its own insurances.
This includes but is not limited to, Public Liability, Volunteer Insurance and Professional Indemnity. The Parties agree that the State will not, by virtue of the Grant, obtain ownership of any intellectual property in or in relation to any material developed by the Organisation (other than material created by the State or provided to the Organisation by the State).
The Organisation grants to the State a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, world-wide, non- exclusive licence to use, reproduce, adapt and publish the whole or any part or parts of all promotional materials, resources, data and reports brought into existence by or for the Organisation in connection with this Agreement or the Organisation’s use of the Grant.
The Organisation must ensure that participants in the Project are not exposed to significant promotions of alcohol or unhealthy food and drinks during the Project. Activities should align with Good Practice Requirements where relevant. Any image that includes an identifiable person must not be shared with Advocare unless it is accompanied by a signed consent form from that person (or their parent/guardian if a minor).
The consent form must clearly state that the image may be used for promotional purposes by Advocare, the Department of Communities Photographs of the event setup, venue, or materials that do not include identifiable people do not require consent and may be submitted without a signed form. It remains the Organisation’s responsibility to obtain and retain this signed consent before submitting any image containing identifiable individuals.
An acknowledgement of funding assistance provided by the Grantor must be included in any advertising and on any material relating to the Project by displaying the Grantor’s logo, Department of Communities Logo. Copies of the logos and guidelines for its use are available by contacting the Grantor.
Applications must be submitted and received by 5:00pm Friday, 7 August 2026 Section 1 – Contact Details Name of organisation (Required) Position Title (Required) Type of organisation (Required) Are you applying as part of a consortium? (Required) List all Consortium members’ organisations and their roles Do you have an ABN? (Required) Are you registered for GST?
(Required) Is the organisation incorporated? (Required) Section 2 – Event Details Venue or location (Required) Expected numbers (Required) Is the event open to the public? (Required) Does your event support?
(Required) Grant amount requested (Required) What are you planning to do? (In no more than 200 words, describe your event) (Required) Section 3 – Project Budget It is important to show how the grant would be spent and any cash and non-monetary contributions (e.g. volunteer time, donated goods, free venue use) from the applicant or project partners that are expected to support the project.
Use the table below to show where the event income is coming from and how it will be spent. WA Seniors Week Community Grants Program (Required) Provide Budget (excl GST) Provide Budget (excl GST) Total Income (excl GST) (Required) Non-monetary contribution (volunteer time, donated good and services) Details Click the ➕ button to add another row. E.g. Advertising, facilitator fees, equipment, venue hire, catering.
Click the ➕ button to add another row. Expenditure Details E.g. Advertising, facilitator fees, equipment, venue hire, catering. Click the ➕ button to add another row.
Total Expenditure (excl GST) (Required) Consent (Required) I confirm that the details contained in this application and its attachments are true and correct.
I understand that if this application is approved: My signature below is an agreement to abide by the undertakings and conditions of the community grant as outlined in this application and a confirmation letter that will be sent to my organisation once applicants have been advised of the outcome. By 5.
00pm Friday, 11 December 2026 I will provide acquittal of the funds received under this grant program, including receipts, which have been spent in accordance with the guidelines. I agree that any unexpended grant funds will be returned to Advocare by Friday, 15 January 2027. I agree to have my funded event listed in the WA Seniors Week 2026 events calendar published in the media and online.
Advocare, the Department of Communities and as outlined in the confirmation letter will be acknowledged in all publicity and promotion of this event. I confirm that my organisation (and all consortium members, if applicable) meet the eligibility requirements of this grant program. File Max.
file size: 32 MB. Section 5 – Payment Details In order to expedite payment if your application is successful, please provide your bank account details below. Name of Organisation (Required) Financial Institution Name (Required) Account Number (Required) This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments and not-for-profit organisations in Western Australia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was August 7, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
WA Seniors Week Community Grants Program is funded by Government of Western Australia, Department of Communities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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