Dubbo and District Preschool students will have fresh eggs for cooking because of a 2016 Charles Sturt University (CSU) Community-University Partnership (CUP) grant of $500 covering the cost of a coop and chickens.
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Dubbo’s headspace has bought a computer with a keyboard for use by vision-impaired youth after getting a $1000 CUP grant. Representatives of the preschool and headspace, Jemima Quilty and Nic Steepe, visited CSU in Dubbo on Friday for a morning tea and chance for grant recipients to talk about their projects.
Eight recipients, including PCYC Dubbo and Dubbo Koori Interagency Network, shared a total of $8000 in 2016.
At Friday’s event Head of Campus Cathy Maginnis announced that applications for CUP grants in the small grants and arts and culture categories would open Monday. Grants in categories of education development, indigenous community engagement and sports development will open later in the year. Visit www.csu.edu.au to learn more.
