The Road Safety Community Grant Program supports the development and implementation of sustainable projects and one-off community activities related to road safety.
Event Grants encourage community groups to participate and include road safety activities within their event.
Project Grants are made available to groups to implement road safety projects.
The STRIVE Program is a tiered system where clubs challenge themselves to complete each level for rewards and prizes.
Challenge yourself and STRIVE to be the best club of 2020.
The Clubs WA Industry Awards for Excellence recognise the outstanding individual and collective achievements of Western Australia community clubs and reward best practice across the sector.
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By Nicole Chiam According to the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries (DLGSC), planning is the key to the future success and viability of all sporting and recreation …
Read moreBy Nicole Chiam Now in its sixth year, WA’s Chef Challenge was held on 18 March at Armadale Senior High School. Contestants competed to cook the best dish on the …
Read moreWith more than 900 licensed community social and sporting clubs across WA, you're sure to find one who is looking for someone just like you!...
Find out moreSign up and become a part of your Industry Association, and get access to a range of services from training, special offers and much more...
Find out moreClubs WA offers a range of industry workshops in management, compliance and customer service.
Find out moreThank you to our amazing Partners, Supporters and Suppliers for helping to provide subsidised services as well as special benefits to Clubs WA's members - we couldn't do it without you. If you are interested in becoming a partner please contact us.
