Image: Hunter Valley Accessible Hot Air Balloon, secured after successful grant application by the Economic Development team.
At Advance Greater Cessnock, we monitor current grant opportunities to effectively identify, highlight, and promote these funding avenues to assist our local community. Our commitment to staying informed ensures that businesses in the Greater Cessnock region are well-positioned to benefit from available grants, fostering growth and success in our local business landscape.
Image of Bridges Hill Park in Cessnock which was upgraded thanks to successful grant funding through Federal and State Government and Cessnock Wine Country Lions Club.
Whether you're in need of essential data, letters of support, or grant writing expertise, our dedicated team is ready to support your application process.
Simply reach out to us, and we will work collaboratively to ensure that your grant application is comprehensive, compelling, and well-positioned for success.
Visitor data shows that Monday to Thursday visitation is approximately 60% of the visitor numbers received during weekends. Attracting 10% more midweek visitors will result in 35,000 additional annual visitors to the Cessnock LGA, creating $15 million in additional annual output and 103 new jobs. This is a regular, recurring grant, open from 1-28 February and 1-31 August annually.
Previous Recipients Chrissy Grainger and Georgia Bailey with Cessnock City Mayor Jay Suvaal.
Our mayoral scholarships offer a fantastic opportunity for local students to further their education.
Cessnock City Council’s Mayoral Scholarship Program is an initiative of Cessnock City Mayor, Jay Suvaal, that assists local residents financially to achieve their educational goals at TAFE or university.
The objective of the program is to help residents of the Cessnock Local Government Area (LGA) advance their education and reach their full potential, particularly in industries offering rewarding career prospects in the Cessnock LGA, such as hospitality, tourism, education, engineering, medical, mining, communications and manufacturing.
If you don’t find a suitable grant, please check back regularly, as we update these grants whenever we find valuable opportunities.
Business information is only utilised by Cessnock City Council for the purposes of economic development.
Cessnock City Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and operations are located, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and future.
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