Randwick ClubGRANTS
Randwick City Council, together with the Randwick ClubGRANTS Scheme is inviting local non-profit community groups to apply for funding under the Randwick ClubGRANTS Scheme.
Applications closed on 31 May for the Randwick ClubGRANTS Scheme 2026.
What is ClubGRANTS?
ClubGRANTS is a state-wide initiative that encourages local clubs with gaming machine profits over $1 million to contribute towards the provision of front-line projects, programs, and services that assist disadvantaged groups and residents in the City of Randwick.
Randwick City Council coordinates and administers the Randwick ClubGRANTS Scheme on behalf of the following local clubs:
- Maroubra Seals Sports and Community Club
- Matraville RSL Club
- South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club
Who can apply?
Local non-profit community groups and organisations can apply for funding under the following Category 1 sub-categories:
- Community welfare and social services
- Community development
- Community health services
- Employment assistance services
The ClubGRANTS application process
Applications are submitted online through the ClubGRANTS portal.
All applications are received and assessed by the Randwick ClubGRANTS Committee, with recommendations for funding made to the Management Boards of the contributing clubs.
Applicants will need to demonstrate how their project, program, or service will address the Local Area Priorities that have been identified for the City of Randwick.
Applicants are encouraged to attach supporting documentation to their application.
Local Panel Assessment - Community Representative
Every year we look for a Community Organisation Representative to be part of the Randwick ClubGRANTS Committee. The Community Organisation Representative provides advice, insight, and guidance to the Randwick ClubGRANTS assessment panel.
The Assessment Panel consists of:
- A representative from the Department of Communities and Justice
- Elected members from the participating Clubs
- A Community Organisation Representative, and
- Randwick City Council
- A representative of the local Aboriginal community
Local Area Priorities for Randwick
All applications will be assessed against the priorities that were identified in Council’s Social Needs Study (2021). The priority areas are:
- Targeted youth services
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Domestic and family violence
- The needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
- Housing affordability and homelessness
- In-home support services for people with disability and/or who are frail aged
Successful ClubGRANT Applications: 2025
Successful ClubGRANT Applications 2025
Read these documents before you apply
Need help with your application?
If you would like to discuss your application proposal or require clarification about the process, please contact Council's Grants Officer on (02) 9093 6677 or by email: grants@randwick.nsw.gov.au
More about ClubGRANTS
Further information on ClubGRANTS is available on the ClubsNSW website.