Previous Funded Community Projects

2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 1999

2007

Successful applicants for the eighth round of Living in Harmony community funding were announced in September 2007. Forty-one projects were awarded from almost 400 applications, totalling some $1.5 million. Summaries of the projects are provided below:

2006

Successful applicants for the seventh round of Living in Harmony community funding were announced in November 2006. Forty-three projects were awarded from 561 applications, totalling some $1.5 million. Summaries of the projects are provided below:

2005

Successful applicants for the sixth round of Living in Harmony community funding were announced in October 2005. Thirty-nine grants were awarded from 642 applications, totalling some $1.5 million. Summaries of the projects are provided below:

2004

Successful applicants for the fifth round of Living in Harmony grants were announced on 13 August 2004. Forty-two grants were awarded from 529 applications, totalling some $1.5 million.

2003

Successful applicants for the fourth round of Living in Harmony grants were announced on 22 August 2003. Forty-four grants were awarded from 592 applications, totalling some $1.5 million.

2002

Successful applicants for the third round of Living in Harmony grants were announced on 3 November 2002. Forty-two grants were awarded from 464 applications, totalling some $1.5 million.

2001

Successful applicants for the second round of Living in Harmony grants were announced on 28 September 2001. Thirty-seven grants were awarded from more than 200 applications, totalling $1.5 million. The grants ranged from $5,000 to $50,000 in value.

1999

Successful applicants for the first round of Living in Harmony grants were announced on 17 March and 12 May, 1999. One hundred grants were awarded from more than 700 applications, totalling just over $5 million.

The projects covered a wide variety of organisations and approaches to tackling community relations issues. They involved Indigenous, ethnic, religious, sporting, educational and mainstream community organisations working within their own spheres to establish and maintain mutual understanding between groups of people with differing backgrounds, beliefs and cultures.
See: Background to Living in Harmony 1 Grant Summaries - 1999

See also: Grants