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THE next round of the NSW Government Community Building Partnership program will open to applications in January next year, with $450,000 available to Camden.
 
The program invests in local infrastructure projects that deliver positive social, environmental and recreational outcomes while promoting community participation, inclusion and cohesion.
 
Since 2009, the program has awarded more than $464 million to more than 20,900 projects across the state.
 
Incorporated not-for-profit community organisations and local councils will be eligible to apply for grants of between $10,000 and $100,000.
 
Grants can be for building, refurbishing or repairing community infrastructure, or for buying freestanding equipment or vehicles.
 
Program Guidelines will be available soon at www.nsw.gov.au/cbp
 
Applications will be accepted online from Tuesday 28 January 2025 and will close at 5pm AEDT, Friday 21 February 2025. Successful organisations will be announced later in 2025.
 
Sally Quinnell, Member for Camden said: “These grants are instrumental to our community, providing a long lasting and important impact through the projects it helps come to fruition.
 
“Only our local groups and people know what Camden needs when it comes to local infrastructure. The NSW Government Community Building Partnership program is a great way to kickstart those requirements and ensure our needs as a community are met."
 
 

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FUNDING FOR BELGENNY SPORTS FIELD AT CAMDEN Featured
Grants program supports 46 projects
THE community of Camden will benefit from a cash boost of $300,000 for the upgrade of the Belgenny Sports field under the NSW Government’s Infrastructure Grants program, Member for Camden, Sally Quinnell MP has announced. 

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UNLOCKING CAMDEN'S UNIQUE HISTORY Featured
Activities, displays at iconic locations
JOURNEY back in time and unlock Camden’s unique and fascinating history at the annual Unlock Camden event in the Camden Town Centre from 10am - 3pm on Saturday, September 28.

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Sally and members of Camden's Medn's Shed. Featured
And Camden Men's Shed relocates
SALLY QUINNELL
AFTER fighting alongside our community, I’m pleased to announce that Cobbitty underwent a speed limit change from Wednesday, August 28.

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Jack Nash Reserve. Featured
Looking to confirm two local reserves
THE Geographical Names Board (GNB) is seeking community feedback on a proposal by Camden Council to name two reserves in the locality of Currans Hill as Jack Nash Reserve and Sedgwick Reserve.

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Local transport owner and operator ‘Lofty’ Richardson speaks with students about safety and rules on driving heavy vehicles. Featured
Raising awareness in new program
THE IMB Bank Community Foundation has provided the Rotary Club of Camden with $4,500 funding to assist young drivers learn how to stay safe on the road.

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POIPULAR WALK HAS REOPENED Featured
Flood damage has been rectified
THE popular Miss Llewella Davies Pioneer Walkway at Camden Town Farm has re-opened, following the damaging floods of last year.

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