What is a GRN – Grant Reference Number?
A Grant Reference Number is a unique identifying number created by the Grants Database at the State Service Centre at Sydney Olympic Park. It references […]
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Do I have to apply for a GRN each time I wish to apply for a grant?
YES – A Grant Reference Number joins a Funding Body and Program to a Formation and is grant specific. If the grant is approved, the […]
Do Grant Reference Numbers require approval?
Grant Reference Number requests over $9999 require approval from your Region Commissioner and Scouts NSW CEO or CEO Delegate prior to starting a draft application. […]
Where do I go to find current grants on offer?
The Scouts NSW Grant Finder – SmartySearch. This is a grants search tool which is embedded into the Scouts NSW website. In Keywords you can […]
How do ARP documents affect obtaining grants?
The Grants Policy states that only Formations that have submitted current audited Annual Report Presentation (ARP) documents are eligible to obtain grants. This includes: ARP1 […]
Can we have more than one grant at the same time?
Yes, you can. All new grants require a Grant Reference Number – GRN. A Grant Reference Number (GRN) is a unique identifier that: Provides a standardised […]
What does it take to get a project ready for a grant?
1. Build a scope of work Use the “Scope of Work” format provided by the Grants Team and transfer this concise, essential information to your […]
Do Formations need to obtain approval to submit a Grant Application?
Yes – when the grant is more than $9999 a second approval is required at application stage – this is to ensure the project scope […]
What is Landowners Consent?
Landowners Consent is when the legal landowner of the Scout property gives authority for a project to take place on its land.
How does this apply to Scouts in any Region?
Scout Halls may be Freehold (owned by Scouts NSW), leased from Council, or managed by Crown Lands. The Grants Team has an active database of […]
