Grants and scholarships

Community Grants Program

The City of Rockingham operates a Community Grants Program to consider all requests for funding and scholarships.

The Community Grants Program aims to provide financial assistance to eligible applicants to deliver initiatives and/or provide opportunities which enable outcomes in the following target areas:

Community Development
Sport and Recreation
Economic Development
Environment and Heritage
Culture and the Arts
Emergency Services

When considering applying for a Community Grant please contact the Community Grants Officer on 9528 0333 or grants@rockingham.wa.gov.au

Youth Encouragement Grants

Grants up to $600 available to individuals aged between 12-24 years.

Travel Subsidy Grants

Grants up to $2,000 available to individuals and teams.

General Grants

Grants up to $3,000 available to incorporated associations.

Major Grants

Grants up to $15,000 available to incorporated associations.

Major Event Sponsorship

Sponsorships of up to $20,000 per annum up to 3 years available to incorporated not-for-profit associations.

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Community Infrastructure Grants

Infrastructure Planning Grants up to $20,000 and Infrastructure Capital Grants up to 50,000.

City Property Grants

Find the Leased Property Maintenance Grant Application Form.

Heritage Grants

View the Heritage Assistance Grant Application in the Heritage Information Pack.

Business Innovation Grants

Learn more about our Business Innovation Grants Program to support small local businesses.

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Approved Grants - Important Information and Acquittals

All the important information about spending your funds can be found here.

Tertiary Scholarship Scheme

See if you're eligible for a study scholarship.

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The City of Rockingham acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land, the Binjareb and Whadjuk Nyoongar peoples, and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of Aboriginal communities and their cultures, and to Elders past and present.