Install laminate flooring in the Illowa Hall. The current floorboards no longer have the capacity to be renovated and repolished, previous volunteer efforts at repolishing the floor have proved ineffective. Professional advice received is that having industrial grade laminate flooring over the current floorboards is the safest, most cost-effective and environmentally sound option. This project…
The project is the second stage of a the skate park, basketball court and other recreation spaces at the Tea Tree Lake precinct including picnic shelters, footpaths, landscaping, youth “Chill” space and other associated works. The Skate Park initiative at Tea Tree Lake has been identified as a community priority under the 2018-2023 Mortlake Community…
The project will purchase a ride-on mower and gardening equipment which will assist in developing a community garden and promote wellbeing through community involvement. Funding Source | Australian Government: $5,000.00
The project will rebuild the chimney and re-block the subfloor at the library. This will create an asset of historical value for the community which will be used a museum, attract tourists and be available for events. Funding Source | Australian Government: $10,000.00
The project will install a roof over the deck, expand the facilities functional space and create a weather-protected area for community events. Funding Source | Australian Government: $5,000.00
The project will upgrade the overhead outdoor lighting. This will enable the venue to be used at night and will provide a safe environment for training. Funding Source | Australian Government: $7,000.00
Student attending 2018 National Youth Science Forum Funding Source | Australian Government: $3,097.00
Sponsorship Grants for Student Science, Engagement and International Competitions. Funding Source | Australian Government: $1,500.00
Sponsorship Grants for Student Science, Engagement and International Competitions. Funding Source | Australian Government: $1,500.00
Rotary Club of Portland Inc is sending 2 students to attend the National Youth Science Forum in Canberra. Funding Source | Australian Government: $3,000.00
