Unlock your community group’s potential by mastering budgeting essentials—plan, fund, and measure your projects with confidence.

Overview

A budget is a plan of how money will be used to achieve a group’s goals. Preparing a budget is essential for determining if a plan, project, or program is feasible and provides a means for measuring results and performance.

This session covers the fundamentals of budgeting for community groups, outlines steps for formulating project and program budgets, and introduces a budgeting tool for forward planning and managing program success.

Keys skills

· Budgeting for programs and the whole organisation

· Understanding what constitutes a good budget process

· Budgeting for new projects and grant applications

· Appreciating the numbers we know, and those we guess

· Reporting against the budget

Please note this workshop will only proceed if minimum numbers are met.

Who should attend

The workshop is aimed at anyone in our community involved in financial planning and budgeting for community groups, including:

· Community group leaders and coordinators

· Board members and committee treasurers

· Program and project managers

· Grant writers and funding officers

· Volunteers responsible for budgeting and reporting

Individual residents or those from local community groups, clubs and not-for-profit groups may register. Please note this workshop is not intended for businesses.

The presenter

The workshop is presented by Non Profit Training.

Non Profit Training have been managing and providing training services for Australian non-profit organisations for over 20 years. They provide tailored online and face-to-face training services to educate and empower non-profit organisations, so they can focus on their purpose and deliver better outcomes to the community.

Translating and Interpreting Services

If you would like access to an interpreter for the workshop, please let us know and the City can provide one for you.