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Grassroots sports clubs across Victoria are being urged to apply for a share of millions of dollars in funding available to buy equipment and uniforms boost administrative skills and improve operations.Minister for Community Sport Ros Spence announced applications had opened for the latest round of the Andrews Labor Governments Sporting Club Grants Program.The Victorian Budget 202021 added a further 6 million to the popular program building on more than 1.8 million kicked in by the Government for more than 1200 clubs across the state last year.The grants provide clubs with up to 1000 for new uniforms and equipment up to 5000 for training coaches officials and volunteers and up to 5000 to improve club operational effectiveness. A COVID Recovery category is also being delivered that will provide up to 5000 to help sports get back on their feet after the pandemic.The grants will help people of all ages and abilities take part in grassroots sport no matter where they live and provide a great boost for clubs who are looking to get their operations back on track following a disrupted 2020.Recipients in previous rounds of funding included the Benalla Hockey Association which won 1000 to purchase new uniforms and first aid kits for junior teams and the Sunbury Football Netball Club which is receiving 5000 to develop a strategic plan to identify priorities relating to membership participation and promotion.The Sporting Club Grants Program is part of the Labor Governments commitment to make sport more accessible and inclusive stimulate local economies build sustainable sport and recreation and volunteer opportunities and increase local participation.
