2011 Community Grant Recipients Announced
Whether it's protecting homes against fire, teaching our kids about road safety or combating climate change, local community organisations play a vital role in our lives.
That's why SGIC supports local community organisations working in the areas of crime prevention, road safety, emergency readiness and response and the environment through our Community Grants program.
Since 2003 the Community Grants program has given more than $4.6 million to over 1,200 community projects right across Australia.
This year was one of our biggest years on record! Across Australia, 155 community grants were provided to various groups committed to making our communities safer - an investment of over $620,000.
View the 2011 grant recipients.
For more information about the Community Grants program check out our FAQs or download the Community Grants Information Booklet.
Register your interest for the Community Grants program in 2012.
Road Safety Grants Category
We support programs in this grants category that seek to change behaviour on the road and reduce the likelihood and severity of road accidents.
More on Road Safety Grants.
Crime Prevention Grants Category
We support programs in this grants category that increase safety and security in local communities by reducing the opportunity for crime.
More on Crime Prevention Grants.
Emergency Readiness and Response Grants Category
We support programs in this grants category that focus on creating awareness about the importance of preparation and response in relation to minimising the likelihood or severity of incidences in and around the home.
Environment Grants Category
We support programs in this grants category that raise awareness and/or promote actions to combat climate change. Programs that focus on areas such as renewable energy and carbon reduction will also be considered.
More on Environment Grants.