Female football in the Southern Tablelands Football Association has scored a major win as new amenities building will be built at the Cookbundoon Sporting Grounds this financial year, after $572,884 was allocated to the project through the Federal Government Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program. Off the back of the successful 2023
$20M FOR NEW SPORTING FACILITIES & OPEN SPACES IN THE ST GEORGE AREA
Residents of the St George area will soon enjoy new and improved community recreational facilities thanks to a $20 million funding injection from the NSW Government. Ador Park Precinct and McCarthy Reserve, Rockdale and Brighton Memorial Playing Fields, Brighton-Le-Sands will be revitalised as part of M6 Stage 1. Mark Coure, Member for
Club Facility Project Plan Launched
The Facilities and Advocacy Unit is pleased to launch our new Club Facility Project Plan for clubs, associations and zones across NSW. The project plan has been set up to assist football clubs with planning and collating infrastructure projects in preparation for obtaining grant funding. Community sporting clubs across NSW and Australia are
Clubgrants Program to Improve Football Infrastructure
The NSW State Government announced its Clubgrants Category 3 Fund – Infrastructure Grants – Round 1 recently with five football venues receiving funding for facility upgrades. The infrastructure grants are made possible through the NSW Government’s Clubgrants Category 3 Fund, which reinvests a contribution from the state’s registered clubs
Building Infrastructure Knowledge Through Education
Northern NSW Football and The Facilities & Advocacy Unit held the annual Football Facilities Forum, which is designed to help build the capacity of Zones and Football Clubs by growing the knowledge around what key components are required to upgrade infrastructure projects. The morning session of the forum was split into two groups with one
