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Growing Good Gardens Grant 2022

Register your interest for the 2023 Growing Good Gardens Grant program

From 'frog ponds' to 'permaculture terrariums' - the quality of this years applications was phenomenal. But there can only 10! Your Growing Good Gardens Grants 2022 winners are...

Kenmore Park Preschool QLD (winner of the double grant)
Memorial Park Community Kindergarten QLD
Aberfeldie Primary School VIC
Edgeworth Community Preschool NSW
The Hills Sports High School NSW
Regional Community Care Ltd NSW
Angaston Kindergarten SA
Padbury Catholic Primary School WA
Latrobe High School TAS
Mitchell Street Child Care Centre NT

 



Help create a classroom of thriving students! Together with Yates we’re encouraging young people to get gardening, and learn healthy habits – from the ground up!
 

Thanks to Yates, Healthy Harold and Life Ed are giving away $11,000 worth of grants. Schools, preschools and community groups are invited to apply for one of 10 garden grants valued at $1,000 each. 

This year our friends at Yates are also giving one school/community group the opportunity to DOUBLE their grant and receive $2,000 for your school garden.  

Getting kids out into the garden helps to create healthy minds and healthy bodies so they can thrive.   

Teachers, coaches and community leaders alike are encouraged to apply to create a garden space where kids can learn healthy habits and improve their physical and mental well-being. 

Since 2018, through our Growing Good Gardens Grant program, schools and community groups have turned outdoor spaces into fun hands-on learning gardens that connect kids with healthy eating, encouraging physical activity and extending the classroom curriculum. 

Help grow a classroom of thriving students – enter your school or community group today!  

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Register your interest for the 2023 Growing Good Gardens Grant program

Together with Yates, Life Ed are encouraging young people to get gardening, grow edible plants, learn healthy eating habits or create a healthy class room environment with indoor plants.

Growing Good Gardens Grants Program previous winners

2021 Growing Good Gardens Grant winners pulled out all the stops when it came to designing and executing their 'green' ideas.