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Pride WA announce the next round of their community grant program

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Pride WA have announced they are taking applications for the next round of their community grants program.

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In-keeping with its mission, Pride WA looks to provide project funding to groups that uplift, encourage, and develop the LGBTQIA+ community in Western Australia.

Grants must be for projects that meet community needs, promote the community’s well-being, and empower the community. These grants are available for projects all over Western Australia.

Grant applications will close on 31 January 2024. Maximum value of the grant is $2,000.

More information on the grants can be found here, and applications are now open.

Graeme Watson 


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