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Kleenheat Community Grants
A Healthy Planet

A Healthy Planet

Getting behind groups and causes committed to protecting our environment.

Helping to keep our community and planet healthy will go a long way in leaving a positive legacy for future generations.

Examples of Healthy Planet initiatives include:

  • building and maintaining a community garden,
  • planting trees and landscape rejuvenation, and
  • activities supporting energy efficiency, recycling and water conservation.
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A Healthy Planet

Learning about food waste and sustainability

Mount Lockyer Primary School in Albany teaches all its students about food waste and sustainable food practices. Its dedicated ‘Green Team’ collects food scraps from around the school for composting and then applies the compost to the school’s vegetable garden.

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Supporting sustainable community gardens

The Gooda Judder Aboriginal Corporation and Brookton Community Inc. strive to grow community gardens that are vibrant, diverse, and water-wise.

Both groups promote the benefits of gardening and are passionate about sharing their knowledge about sustainability and the best ways to grow food.

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Grant recipients across WA and the NT are keeping their communities connected.

Our grants have been making a difference for community initiatives across five categories of eligibility; Connected Communities, Inspiring Bright Minds, Health and Wellbeing, A Healthy Planet, and Cultural Diversity.

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Calista Primary School’s new greenhouse and garden beds thanks to WesCEF grant.

As a recipient of a 2022 WesCEF Community Grant, the school has utilised the $2,000 worth of funding by building a greenhouse and establishing a number of garden beds around the school.

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Carbon offsetting and going carbon neutral – what does it all mean?

Simply put, by purchasing carbon offsets, you are balancing out your carbon footprint by purchasing the removal or reduction of carbon emissions at another location. This is one of the simplest ways we can reduce our impact on the environment.

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Schooling in food waste and sustainability in Albany’s Mount Lockyer Primary School.

The FOGO or food organics and gardening organics program is not available in Albany so Mount Lockyer Primary School is bringing lessons in food waste and sustainability back to the classroom with their 'Green Team'.

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KEEDAC – improving the lives of Aboriginal people in the Wheatbelt.

Kaata-Koorliny Employment & Enterprise Development Aboriginal Corporation (KEEDAC) is an Aboriginal Corporation and its activities are aimed at improving the lives of Aboriginal people and improving their interactions with Non-Aboriginal people.

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