Grants have been announced

WESNET has just announced the successful grants.  The list is on the website here.

Congratulations to all the successful applicants.

Announcement timing

If everything goes to plan, the successful grants will be announced this Wednesday.  

And for those who are wondering, we know that you were originally scheduled to start your projects this week, but the timeframes will all be shifted backwards a week or so to make up for the delay.  

A short delay

I've just sent all applicants a short email explaining that there has been a short delay in announcing the successful grant applications following some exciting discussions with the Office for Women. 

 

As a result, there will be a short delay of about one week to advise you of the outcome of the applications, for which we would like to apologise.  We will be in touch with all applicants by email again shortly. 

Karen 

Thanks Everyone - Applications are now closed

Thanks to everyone for your interest and applications.  Applications are now closed.

Karen 

Q: What is your postal address?

Q: We have some hardcopy materials we need to send you by post.  What is your postal address?

A: The postal address is at the bottom of page 7 of the the Applicant Guidelines document.  Please make sure you did download a copy of the guidelines.  

If you don't have a copy of the applicant guidelines, please revisit www.wesnet.org.au/grants and go back through the registration form to get to the download page.  

Q: We don't currently have professional indemnity insurance, can we still submit a proposal?

Q: We meet all the eligibility criteria except that we do not currently have professional indemnity insurance. Can we still submit a proposal?

A: We suggest if your proposal in $10,000 or over, that you include the cost of getting insurance for your proposal in your  budget. If you are successful you can then purchase the necessary insurance for the duration of your project. 

For proposals under $10,000, you may submit your application without professional indemnity insurance.

Q:The tick boxes don't work on our copy of the application form, what do we do?

Q: When completing the application form, we don't seem to be able to get the check boxes to work.  What can we do?

A: Delete the relevant check box and replace each with a capital X in bold. 

Most people will find that if they save the RTF file into a MS Word document there is no problem with using the inbuilt check box.  However, if it is a problem, please just mark your selection by deleting the check box and replacing it with an "X" so that the selection panel is aware of your answer.