Youth Week Community Grants Program

Each year, grant funding of up to $1000 is offered to local youth services, businesses and organisations to support a range of large and small scale events and activities for Youth Week in Campbelltown.

About Youth Week

Youth Week is an opportunity for young people to express their ideas and views, act on issues that affect their lives, and create and enjoy activities and events.

Youth Week aims to provide a platform for young people to connect with friends, develop new skills and have fun by organising a number of community-focused events. Youth Week is also an opportunity to celebrate the strength and achievements of young people in our local community.

2026 Grant Recipients

The Collective Initiative: Youth Hub Open Day
Rainbow Crossing Incorporated: Youth Amplified Leadership Workshop + Podcast
Headspace and Traxide, Campbelltown: Youth Week Kick Off
The Sedgewick Ave Project Incorporated: Rhyme and Reason workshop
Talk2MeBro: Spoken Pain - A voice for the unspoken
Youth Solution, Campbelltown: Get Informed- Health promotion

Grant Guidelines

Campbelltown City Council provides grant funding up to $1000 to local youth services, organisations and businesses towards an event or activity to be held during NSW Youth Week.

Any small events or activations that are proposed must take place within NSW Youth Week dates - 16 to 26 April 2026.

Grant funding can support a range events and activities including:

Opportunities for young people to share their views and ideas
Provide entertainment for young people
Teach young people new skills
Introducing young people to a new sport or hobby
Showcase the talent of local young people.

General Eligibility Criteria

Be a resident of, or located in the Campbelltown LGA and/or principally providing services to the residents of Campbelltown.
All applicants, including; Local Organisations, Youth Services and Local Businesses (for-profit OR not-for-profit) must demonstrate how their activity/event provides a positive social outcome for young people in Campbelltown. This must be outline in both grant application and acquittal.
Acquit any previous Council grants, sponsorships or donations.
Include all required supporting documentation with their application.