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HEY Grant Information Session at MAV


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Event description

The Healthy Equal Youth (HEY) Grants are an annual small grant round of up to $10,000 for LGBTQIA+ projects and initiatives offered by Youth Affairs Council Victoria.

These grants have recently supported great projects auspiced through MAV, and we encourage young LGBTIQA+ artists from our communities to come along and find out how it could support your project ideas.


There are two streams of HEY Grants:

  1. Youth led projects for LGBTIQA+ young people with innovative projects they know will support their LGBTIQA+ peers. A youth led application must be proposed and led by people who are under 25!
  2. Social Connectedness projects for services to expand or improve their support for LGBTIQA+ young people, and for targeted projects for LGBTIQA+ young people that will improve their mental health and wellbeing.


What to expect:
Come along for information on how to apply for a HEY grant! There will be information provided by Bec from the HEY grant team, and the opportunity for a Q&A at the end. Round 14 of HEY Grants will open on Monday 15th July.


Who should attend:
Any organisations or young people who are passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ young people in Victoria. 

Contact:
For more details, please get in touch with Bec Shaw (she/her), Rainbow Mental Health Policy and Projects Officer at bshaw@yacvic.org.au


Location:

MAV Office , â„… Melbourne Polytechnic. Building F. 77 St. Georges Road, Preston VIC 3072.


Transport:

  • Preston Train station 350m (7 minute walk)
  • Bell St buses 500m (8 minute walk)
  • Car Park, northside of Building F (Cramer St. end) free after 5PM.
  • Bicycle route along St. Georges Rd from the south; along Northern Pipe Trail route from the north.

MAV and Youth Affairs Council Victoria is a child safe organisation. By attending these events, you agree to join us in our commitment to child safety. Image supplied by Youth Affairs Council Victoria. 


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