An update from Go Clubs No images? Click here ![]() February 2024![]() Farewell Tony!It is with sadness we say goodbye to Club Development Officer Tony Hewitt, who is now working for Queensland Sport and Recreation. We would like to thank Tony for all his efforts and wish him the very best in his new role. While Council undertakes a recruitment process, please forward all Go Clubs correspondence to: Grant alertThe Active Clubs Program provides funding to sport and active recreation clubs to support volunteers and provide flexible and safe physical activity opportunities to increase sport and active recreation participation. Active Clubs supports projects of $2,500 (GST exclusive). ![]() Good GovernancePosition descriptions are important because it allows potential volunteers to know exactly what they are taking on, how much time is needed to fulfill the role, what is expected of them and how they will be supported. We have a number of position descriptions to help identify the roles and skills required for your committee. ![]() NQ GamesCairns is set to host the largest multi-sport event in regional Australia from 3-6 May 2024, with more than 3,000 participants across 30 sports expected to attend. Cairns Regional Council and the North Queensland Sports Foundation (NQSF) have partnered to deliver the games. Earlville Pony Club received funding through the Go Clubs Infrastructure Grant to upgrade the stable gates. The gates to the 14 stables are now compliant with Australian Standards, which means there is a greatly reduced risk of injury to the horses, members and general public. ![]() Edge Hill Whitfield Progress Association received funding through the Go Clubs Infrastructure Grant to upgrade its roof and solar system. The Association provides a valuable service to a number of local community organisations who will all benefit from this energy efficiency project. Stay informed this wet season at the Cairns Disaster Dashboard - your go-to place for information and advice during a natural disaster. You can check the dashboard for updates on:
![]() Council has a dedicated Club Development Officer to coordinate the Go Clubs Program. The Officer can provide professional advice, support and assistance to clubs in relation to Council planning, processes and programs. They can also provide capacity-building support including assistance with grant-seeking, sponsorship, fundraising, strategic planning and partnerships. ![]() |