Investing in Not-for-Profit Capacity in Regional NSW
Investing in Not-for-Profit Capacity in Regional NSW (INFPC) was a 12 month place-based program in three bushfire affected communities, being Bega, Taree and Wingham, and Glen Innes.
The program supported the resourcing and capacity of grassroots not-for-profit organisations in these communities, helping them to respond and thrive in the face of current challenges.
The Paul Ramsay Foundation and FRRR partnered to offer a program of activities including local workshops, grant funding, skill development and networking to help create local solutions to local issues.
The key program activities included:
- Online Workshops – held in each of the three communities to establish awareness of the program, promote the opportunity for one-off grants, and assess theme and focus of future local community workshops (e.g. skills and training, governance support, developing fundraising strategies or strategic plans).
- Capacity Building Grants – one-off grant support for not-for-profit organisations to increase resourcing and delivery capacity and strengthen their operations for the longer term.
- Capacity Building Workshops – two per community, with each community to determine the themes / focus most valuable to them.
- Learning & Sharing – three Community NFP Insight Reports – a resource informed by the community, for the community, incorporating future priorities and directions.
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Investing in Not-for-Profit Capacity in Regional NSW: Community Insights Report
This Community Insights Report captures our shared learnings and the future priorities and opportunities identified, for communities, their supporters, and interested donor partners. Click on the picture below to download the report.
Community Reports
If you want to jump immediately to the sections of the report that are specific to each of the communities, click below.
Bega Valley
Glenn Innes
