Domestic and Family Violence - March 2026

Before completing this application form, you should have read the Community Grants Program guidelines. 

Incomplete applications and/or applications received after the closing date will not be considered.

Projects are expected to be delivered in 2026. You can choose to start your project at any time from May 2026 but projects should be completed by the 30 June 2027.

This section of the application form is designed to help you, and us, understand if you are eligible for this grant. It's crucial that you complete these questions to ensure you do not waste your time applying for an unsuitable grant.

If you have any questions in regards to these eligibility criteria, please contact The Grants Team on 9725 0222 or grants@fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au.

I confirm that the applicant ...

• has read and understands the program guidelines 
• is able to demonstrate alignment between their project and the aims of this program
• is a not-for-profit organisation, or group auspiced by an incorporated organisation for the purposes of this application. Grant definition of group: two or more persons bound by a common purpose for the benefit of the community. The applicant group may be required to demonstrate previous group activities. Evidence may include but not restricted to previous event promotion, meeting minutes or relevant material. 
• is located in Fairfield Local Government Area (LGA) or will provide services to residents within Fairfield LGA.
• is able to demonstrate financial viability 
• does not owe any reports or money to Fairfield City Council as a result of previous funding or grants
• has the appropriate type and level of insurance for the activities that are the subject of this grant

This section contains some information about the Domestic and Family Violence Grants. Make sure your project will fit the scope of this funding. 

This program seeks to promote awareness raising of domestic and family violence throughout the year not only during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence.

Activity type

• Inclusive events or activities that invite active participation, in planning or as a participant, by people with a disability
• Activities targeting young people, children, disadvantaged, diverse or newly arrived people with disabilities, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and refugee communities
• Network partnerships (where networks unite to deliver a project)
• Activities where men are leading role models for other men

Total amount of grant sought must not exceed $4,000. 

The applicant must:

1. comply with all relevant legislation relating to the employment or engagement of Child-Related Personnel in relation to the services, including all necessary Working With Children Checks however described; and
2. ensure that Working With Children Checks obtained in accordance with this clause remain current and that all Child-Related Personnel continue to comply with all relevant legislation for the duration of their involvement in the services