Government Funding for Community

ULLADULLA VETERANS
The Ulladulla veteran community will benefit from an Australian Government Veteran and Community Grant.

Member for Gilmore, Joanna Gash has announced the Ulladulla War Widows’ Guild has been granted $2,300 to purchase a public address system,” Mrs Gash said.

“This grant will go a long way toward enhancing the club’s activities and to enabling the participation of members with hearing difficulties.”

Mrs Gash said the Veteran and Community Grants support a range of community activities which promote healthy lifestyles, help veterans live independently at home and to support carers.

“I congratulate the Ulladulla War Widows’ Guild on the great work it continues to do and I wish its members much enjoyment from the purchase of the new equipment.”

COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION
School students and staff will benefit from the Australian Government’s commitment to education.

Member for Gilmore, Joanna Gash has announced Shoalhaven Anglican School will receive a $255,000 Australian Government Capital Infrastructure Grant for the school’s hospitality training kitchen project.

“The Australian Government is delivering on its commitment to education in the region, in the pubic and private sector.”

The Australian Government’s commitment to the Shoalhaven Anglican College development is being more than matched by the school in the $545,000 project.

“The school has contributed $290,000 to this major project,” Mrs Gash said.

“Co-contribution is crucial on these major projects and I congratulate the Shoalhaven Anglican College on its efforts to improve the education facilities for its students and staff.

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