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Grants and Programs
Funding was available from different programs during the Centenary of ANZAC to assist projects that commemorated the Centenary of ANZAC in Tasmania.
Ideas for Community projects
Communities wishing to commemorate the Centenary of ANZAC were encouraged to apply for funding for projects that might include, but were not limited to:
- community events and activities
- theatrical events
- research
- the preservation of Tasmanian World War One memorabilia and militaria
- interpretation of sites and buildings.
Grant programs
The Centenary of ANZAC Grants Program had a total funding pool of $50,000 each year available to projects that commemorated the Centenary of ANZAC in Tasmania.
Grants up to $5,000 were made available to eligible organisations through a competitive application process. The grant program was run each Financial Year of the Great War centenary period, ending in 2017-18.
The Centenary of ANZAC website also publicised other relevant grant programs during the course of the Centenary (2014-2018) in order to help organisations seeking funding. Information about other grants was published in the Centenary of Anzac newsletter.
A range of grant programs exist to help commemorate military history. These include:
- Tasmanian Governmment’s Centenary of ANZAC Grant Program (now closed)
- Teddy Sheean VC Memorial Grants
Subscribe to Grant Alerts
It is recommended subscribing to the Department of Premier and Cabinet’s Grant Alerts in order to receive updates about available grants.