Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts
Documents Relating To The Grant Application For The Funding For Women's Football From The Sydney Olympic Football Club Received Under The Play Our Own Way Grant Program.
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Canterbury-Bankstown Council submitted a support letter for Sydney Olympic Football Club's application to the federal Play Our Way grant program, seeking funding to upgrade amenities at Peter Moore Field in Belmore to support women's football participation. Council, as the landowner, endorsed the project's alignment with its Sports Facilities Strategic Plan and noted the growing female participation in sports across the area. The club holds a Licence Agreement with Council extending to October 2035. The Department subsequently invited the club to submit a full application for Stream 1 (Facilities) funding in August 2024, providing program guidelines and application materials. The documents indicate local government support for infrastructure improvements designed to reduce participation barriers for women and girls in football.
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