Grants & Infrastructure

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Cricket ACT is committed to collaboratively partnering with the ACT Government, clubs and schools as well as other sports, to create a safe, inclusive and healthy environment for participants, spectators, officials and volunteers.

Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund

The Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund (ACIF) provides funding for community cricket facility projects, with a focus on growing participation and promoting accessibility and inclusivity. 

The ACIF will contribute up to $5 million in 2023/24 into community facility projects, representing Cricket’s continued commitment to infrastructure funding across the country.

The ACIF is open to all clubs, associations, schools, councils and cricket facility managers, acknowledging the important role that these partners play in providing facilities for community cricket across Australia.

More information can be found in the ACIF guidelines.

 

ACIF | Strategic Cricket Infrastructure Funding (SCIF)

The SCIF category of the ACIF aims to deliver on the strategic priorities of Australian Cricket through the support of key facility projects.

Projects submitted to the Strategic Cricket Infrastructure Funding category will:

  • Provide benefits to the cricket community.
  • Contribute to increasing participation across a broader area or region.
  • Involve multiple stakeholders and contributors.
  • Deliver outcomes against Australian Cricket’s strategic priorities (e.g. leading sport for women and girls, create the best experiences to grow junior cricket etc.).

The project can relate to any aspect of the facility, with multi-faceted projects that incorporate the addition and/or upgrade of multiple components within a facility being highly regarded. 

To discuss any projects requiring investment of over $40,000 please contact Lauren Coates. 

Contact

If you have a project or facility that you would like to see upgraded, please contact:

Principal Partner

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Cricket ACT acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and ancestors of the land we live and meet on, the Ngunnawal people. Cricket ACT acknowledges that other people and families also have a traditional connection to the lands of the ACT and region and we respect this connection to country. We honour and pay respect to the Elders in our local communities, both past and present.

We celebrate the participation of First Nations peoples, families and communities, and recognise their individual and collective shared connection and history with cricket. We are committed to listening and learning about how we as people, an organisation and community advocate for equitable outcomes and positive futures with all First Nations peoples.

First Nations Artwork with thanks to Wiradjuri woman Kalara Gilbert.