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Eligible NSW not-for-profit organisations, schools and local councils delivering community infrastructure projects that benefit disadvantaged communities across NSW.
Grant funding of up to $300,000 is available.
Applications close 17 August 2026.
The Clubgrants Category 3 Fund: Infrastructure Grants Program is currently open and offers funding of up to $300,000.
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The Clubgrants Category 3 Fund – 2026 Round 1 supports the development of community infrastructure that fosters participation and connection across towns and suburbs. This includes facilities such as sport grounds, playgrounds, parks, community centres, theatres and museums – places where people come together.
The Program provides funding for projects that involve:
- Construction
- Alteration
- Renovation
- Completion
- Fit-out
Eligible projects must deliver benefits to disadvantaged communities in New South Wales, including:
- Regional, remote and drought-affected areas
- Culturally and linguistically diverse communities
- People with disability
- Aboriginal and Torress Strait Islander communities
- Communities impacted by disasters.
Grant funding of up to $300,000 is available.
Eligible New South Wales applicants include:
- Not-for-profit organisations responsible for operating and/or maintaining the infrastructure
- Schools, provided the infrastructure is accessible to the public outside school hours
- Local councils, which must provide matching cash contributions equal to the funding requested.
Applications close 17 August 2026.
Planning to apply for Clubgrants Category 3 funding?
Our experienced grants advisers can help you develop a compelling application that clearly demonstrates community impact and aligns with the program's assessment criteria.
Get in touch to discuss your project before applications close.
Planning to apply for Clubgrants Category 3 funding?
Our experienced grants advisers can help you develop a compelling application that clearly demonstrates community impact and aligns with the program's assessment criteria.
Get in touch to discuss your project before applications close.
Sara Coram
Sara Coram, based in Brisbane, is a strategic grants advisor at RSM. She helps organisations identify and secure Government funding aligned with their growth goals.
With over 20 years’ experience in higher education and research, Sara has led large-scale submissions and managed multimillion-dollar grants across science, health, and engineering sectors. Get in touch with Sara >
