Randwick City Council is pleased to offer the Sustainability Hub Fee Waiver as part of the Community Sustainable stream. This program is designed to support environmental action by providing up to $3,000/year subsidised access to the spaces at Randwick Sustainability Hub for meetings, workshops, and educational activities.

Purpose

The Sustainability Hub Fee Waiver encourages the use of the Randwick Sustainability Hub for activities that promote sustainability and align with our Environment Strategy. By supporting these groups and educators, we aim to foster community engagement and environmental education.

Eligibility

Applicants must be running a service or activity that:

• addresses one or more of Randwick Council’s Environment Strategy Strategic Approaches;
• is for a predominantly local (Randwick) audience.

How to Apply

1. Review the Sustainability Hub Fee Waiver Guidelines: download here.
2. Environment Strategy: ensure your proposed activity aligns with at least one strategic approach from the Council's Environment Strategy.
3. Get a Quote: contact the Randwick Council’s Venue Hire Team to obtain a quote for venue hire or Open Spaces team to obtain a quote for use of the open space at the Randwick Sustainability Hub.
4. Submit an Application: complete the application form available on the Council's website, including details of how your activity will meet the strategic approach and how outcomes will be measured and proven.
5. Acquittal: successful applicants must submit a report detailing the outcomes of their activity and its impact.

Conditions

• Activities must support at least one strategic approach from the Environment Strategy.
• Venue hire quotes must be obtained prior to applying.

Inspiration for Your Activities

By utilising the Sustainability Hub Fee Waiver, your group or program can make a significant impact on our community's sustainability efforts. Together, we can educate, engage, and inspire action towards a more sustainable future. Here are some ideas to get you started:

• Environmental Workshops: host hands-on workshops on composting, recycling, or sustainable gardening;
• Community Meetings: organise regular meetings for local environment groups to plan and collaborate on projects;
• Educational Programs: offer classes or presentations for schools and/or the general public on topics such as climate change, biodiversity, and waste reduction.