Table of Contents
- Grant Terms & Conditions (+ Charitable Objects)
- At a glance
- Grant conditions
- Grant funds must be used in a way that supports CRSA's charitable purposes.
- Grant funds must not be sent overseas without CRSA's written permission.
- Notify CRSA promptly if circumstances change in a way that could affect your group's ability to manage the grant.
- Keep records showing how grant funds were used.
- Retain supporting documentation, including receipts, so expenditure can be verified.
- Provide financial records if requested by CRSA or its auditor with reasonable notice.
- CRSA is not responsible for liabilities arising from the group's use of grant funds.
- CRSA may apply additional funding conditions where required by legislation, funding agreements or governance obligations.
- Any unspent or inappropriately used funds must be returned to CRSA or managed according to CRSA's instructions.
- CRSA's charitable purposes
- Related reporting requirement
- What's next?
Grant Terms & Conditions (+ Charitable Objects) #
These terms explain how CRSA grant funding must be managed, recorded and used by participating groups.
At a glance #
- Grant funds must only be used for approved charitable purposes.
- Groups are responsible for keeping financial records.
- Unspent or inappropriately used funds may need to be returned to CRSA.
Online acceptance required
Groups must submit their acceptance of CRSA’s Grant Terms and Conditions online before grant funds can be released.
Grant Terms and Conditions:
https://survey.zohopublic.com.au/zs/JJCDYW
Grant Terms and Conditions:
https://survey.zohopublic.com.au/zs/JJCDYW
Grant conditions #
CRSA’s charitable purposes #
CRSA’s charitable purposes include:
- Supporting the successful settlement, empowerment and self-reliance of refugees and displaced people in Australia.
- Relieving poverty, disadvantage and hardship experienced by refugee communities.
- Working with community groups, charities, businesses, governments and individuals to improve settlement outcomes.
- Supporting education, training, health and community participation.
- Promoting social inclusion through practical support, information and guidance.
- Educating the broader community about refugee issues and encouraging understanding, equality and diversity.
Related reporting requirement #
Groups receiving grant funding must submit a Statement Regarding Use of Funds at the end of their program participation, in accordance with CRSA’s grant requirements.
“Grant funding is provided to help refugee newcomers while ensuring transparency, accountability and good stewardship of charitable funds.”
