Thanks to generous funding from Run Against Violence (RAV), Round Four of the Love Bites Grants are now open!
The aim of the grants is to help the Love Bites program reach as many young people as possible, particularly in areas of high need.
We know that the cost of training facilitators can be a barrier for some communities in establishing and sustaining the Love Bites Program, so applicants are invited to apply for funding to attend an existing Love Bites Senior Facilitator workshop.
Grants will be assessed on the ability to help individuals or communities struggling with funding, or where we believe grants will contribute the most benefit.
Download the Application Form to apply for funding for up to three people to attend an existing Love Bites Senior Facilitator workshop. You can see the scheduled training sessions here.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact: Madelene.McGrath@napcan.org.au
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