Getting active for a healthy community

LOCAL groups have a chance to access grants of up to $5000 for physical activity across the shire with applications now open for Indigo Shire Council’s 2025 Get Active Indigo Grant program. A total funding pool of $30,000 is available for eligible clubs, groups, committees, and service providers with projects specifically designed to increase physical activity or support delivery of physical activities within Indigo Shire. Mayor Sophie Price said she was enthusiastic about the program and described it as one of the many ways council supports the community’s health and wellbeing. "Physical activity is the cornerstone of healthy communities, and through the Get Active Indigo Grant program, we're investing directly in the grassroots organisations that help get our residents moving," she said. "These grants enable local groups to develop innovative programs, improve facilities, and create more opportunities for everyone in our shire to lead active, healthy lives." Cr Price also highlighted the program's success in previous years where several community initiatives have flourished with grant support. "From upgrading sports equipment to helping establish come and try events, these grants contribute to making a real difference across our communities,” she said. Eligible projects may include come and try days, small scale infrastructure projects, program development or community events centred around physical activity. Applications for the grant program are open now and close on 31 March. Interested organisations can find guidelines and apply online by visiting the Indigo Shire Council website at www.indigoshire.vic.gov.au/getactive.

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