A strong grant application starts well before the funding round opens. Clubs need a clear project, reliable evidence, realistic costs and a strong connection between the proposed work and the funder’s objectives. This practical session will help your club become grant ready. You’ll learn how to assess opportunities, plan your application and present a clear
SAVE THE DATE: Saturday 14 November 2026 The Clubs SA Clubs & Community Awards return in 2026 to celebrate the outstanding contributions of licensed and non-licensed clubs across South Australia. Related Events Clubs SA Clubs and Community Awards 2026 SAVE THE DATE: Saturday 14 November 2026 Related Events Clubs SA Clubs and Community Awards 2026 Related Events
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FREE Mental Health First Aid Training for all Clubs SA Members Clubs SA and Breakthrough partnering for stronger mental health Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation is proud to continue its partnership with Clubs SA following the Independent Gaming Corporation Ltd (IGC) approval of a two-year funding extension. This joint submission follows on from Breakthrough’s successful
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Date: Tuesday 24th November 2026 Time: 3:00pm Venue: Virtual via Zoom Zoom Link DELEGATES Member clubs are reminded that they are entitled to be represented at the Annual General Meeting by one delegate, who is able to speak and vote on their behalf at the meeting. Clubs have therefore been requested via email to nominate their
Related Events Club Development Program Club Development Program Our Clubs SA Webinar Series is designed to provide clubs across South Australia with valuable insights, expert advice, and practical tools to … Webinar Series Webinar Series Our Clubs SA Webinar Series is designed to provide clubs across South Australia with valuable insights, expert advice, and practical
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Every Club occasionally experiences conflict or disputes between members, between members and the Committee or between Committee members. This module will help you understand the difference between complaints, conflict, disputes and appeals and how to properly manage each. Who should attend: Club Chairperson All Board or Committee members Club Managers What we’ll cover: Difference between difficult
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Clubs vary enormously in their purpose, structure, size and level of complexity but in law – and its heart – every club is responsible for ensuring that the members of the Board or Committee work together, as a effective team, to achieve the Club’s Objectives in a way that is responsible, efficient and ethical. We’ll
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Your Club’s Constitution (sometimes called the Rules) sets out the most basic legal requirements that your Club and its members must (yes, must) follow. By the end of this module you’ll have a good understanding of your own Club’s Constitution and you’ll understand the process that must be followed when changes are needed. Who should attend: All
Being part of setting and monitoring the Budget and understanding the monthly and annual financial reports is part of the legal responsibility carried by every Board or Committee member. This module will make sure you understand the basics of the regular reports you should be receiving and you’ll learn what questions you should be asking. Who
Having a diversity of income sources, including sponsorship, is critical to the success and sustainability of our community and sporting clubs. The reality is that finding new sponsors, delivering value to them, and retaining those sponsors is not getting any easier. This workshop will give you clear strategies and practical tools to grow and sustain
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