Northern NSW Football is thrilled to announce that Great Lakes United and Gloucester SC have been named recipients of funding through the NSW Government Infrastructure Grants Program (Category Three).
The program supports the construction, alteration, renovation, completion and fit-out of community infrastructure projects that deliver positive outcomes for regional communities.
A total of 424 applications were submitted to the NSW Government, with 22 projects approved for funding.
Football Mid North Coast club Gloucester SC received $254,603 to construct all-abilities toilets, showers and referee facilities.
The project will significantly improve accessibility, amenities and overall club infrastructure, supporting the continued growth of football in the Gloucester community.
Fellow Football Mid North Coast club Great Lakes United secured $84,200 for the installation of drainage at Boronia Park Sports Complex.
The project will improve the usability and resilience of the fields, reduce weather-related disruptions and provide better playing conditions for participants throughout the football season.
NNSWF Government Relations Manager Gary Fisher said he was delighted to see both clubs receive funding and looked forward to the positive impact the projects would have on their communities.
“Great Lakes United and Gloucester SC are wonderful examples of community football driven by dedicated volunteers, passionate families and strong local spirit,” Fisher said.
“This funding will make a meaningful difference in helping both clubs continue to grow and provide positive experiences for players of all ages and abilities.
“Congratulations to Great Lakes United and Gloucester SC on receiving this funding.”