Kwinana Club Development
Welcome to the City of Kwinana's Club Development Portal
This portal is a one-stop shop for your club's interaction with the City of Kwinana proudly supported by contributions from the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries. Monitored by Senior Team Leader - Club Development & Health, Donna Howatson, your club can find out information, ask questions, chat in a forum with other clubs and be kept up to date on the latest funding, professional development and networking opportunities designed to take your club to the next level. The State government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries is a major supporter of the City of Kwinana, in Western Australia. Sport and recreation builds stronger, healthier, happier and safer communities.
How can we support your club?
- Professional development opportunities
- Networking opportunities
- Sports expo's to promote membership
- Committee and AGM support
- Membership & volunteer retention support
- Grant funding opportunities
- And much more!
Welcome to the City of Kwinana's Club Development Portal
This portal is a one-stop shop for your club's interaction with the City of Kwinana proudly supported by contributions from the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries. Monitored by Senior Team Leader - Club Development & Health, Donna Howatson, your club can find out information, ask questions, chat in a forum with other clubs and be kept up to date on the latest funding, professional development and networking opportunities designed to take your club to the next level. The State government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries is a major supporter of the City of Kwinana, in Western Australia. Sport and recreation builds stronger, healthier, happier and safer communities.
How can we support your club?
- Professional development opportunities
- Networking opportunities
- Sports expo's to promote membership
- Committee and AGM support
- Membership & volunteer retention support
- Grant funding opportunities
- And much more!
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Smoking Signage for Clubs
Share Smoking Signage for Clubs on Facebook Share Smoking Signage for Clubs on Twitter Share Smoking Signage for Clubs on Linkedin Email Smoking Signage for Clubs linkIt has come to the City's attention that there is a lack of smoking signage across some City facilities used for sport. Therefore the Healthy Lifestyles Team, are currently undertaking an Audit at all venues to determine whether new signage needs to be installed. Whilst this is rolling out over the next month, we have designated portable metal A-frame signs for each club to use as they see fit. The signage could be put between dug outs or interchange benches, or places that don't necessarily have hard infrastructure to bolt a sign too. The A-frame sign will be lent to your club for the season and it will be your responsibility to store when not in use. Please contact Jessie.Burke@kwinana.wa.gov.au to organize the pick up of your sign from the City's admin building.
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$1000 for Club Development Workshops
Share $1000 for Club Development Workshops on Facebook Share $1000 for Club Development Workshops on Twitter Share $1000 for Club Development Workshops on Linkedin Email $1000 for Club Development Workshops linkTo those that are new here - WELCOME, our Club Development page is now LIVE!
Thank you to all that have registered so far! I am very excited that we now have our own dedicated space to communicate together.
Our first five clubs to register for lovemykwinana have scored their club $1000 worth of Club Development support:
Darling Range Pony Club (Magenup Equestrian Group)
Kwinana Swimming Club
Kwinana Hockey Club
Kwinana Junior Knights Football Club
Kwinana Titans Rugby League Club
Our runners up, eligible for $500 worth of support are:
Kwinana Cricket Club
Kwinana Wolves Rugby Union Club
The support is to be used towards professional development for players, coaches, or volunteers etc. to be used by 22nd June 2022.
If you are listed above and have not already come to me with your idea for professional development, please do so ASAP!
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Alarms - reminder!
Share Alarms - reminder! on Facebook Share Alarms - reminder! on Twitter Share Alarms - reminder! on Linkedin Email Alarms - reminder! linkEach club must de-activate their alarm upon arrival to their facility. This should be number one priority BEFORE unlocking other doors or storage spaces. From when you enter the building you have 60 seconds to de-activate the alarm, and if the alarm goes off you have a further 30 seconds to deactivate before a notification will be sent to security. Unnecessary security call outs can incur a $105 club charge, so please ensure your club people are familiar with the arm code and procedure at your facility. Same goes with locking up your facility at the end of use, please ensure all doors are closed/locked and lights are off. If you share the facility, ensure you communicate with the other club/users that you are leaving.
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2022 LyriK Awards
Share 2022 LyriK Awards on Facebook Share 2022 LyriK Awards on Twitter Share 2022 LyriK Awards on Linkedin Email 2022 LyriK Awards linkThe 2022 LyriK Awards nominations close in one week – Thursday 12 May. If you know a young club member aged 10 – 18 years old who lives or goes to school in Kwinana and deserves to be recognised in one of the six award categories – Achievement, Inspiration, Leadership, Respect, Teamwork and Wellbeing (previously called the Mateship award) – then please submit an online nomination form at www.kwinana.wa.gov.au/lyrik. Every winner receives a $250 cash prize and a $50 donation to the charity of their choice.
If you'd like some information about the awards or criteria please look in the 'relevant documents' tab or contact 08 9236 4561 Gemma.McDonald@kwinana.wa.gov.au
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Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program
Share Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program on Facebook Share Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program on Twitter Share Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program on Linkedin Email Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program linkThe Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program, a collaboration between the Zone Youth Space, Kwinana Recquatic and the Kwinana Public Library which offers specific volunteer roles to young people aged 16 – 24 years who live, or go to school, in the City of Kwinana. A number of volunteer roles are available:
Kwinana Recquatic
- Gym Instructor Assistant
- Lifeguard Assistant
- Swimming School Instructor Assistant
- Team Sports Assistant
- Kids Sports Assistant
Kwinana Public Library
- Technology Assistant
- Device Advice Assistant (Customer Enquiries)
- Device Advice Assistant (Surveys)
- Device Advice Assistant (Research)
Zone Youth Space
- Kitchen Assistant
- Zone Program Assistant
Eligibility
To participate in the Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program you must be:
- Aged 16 – 24 years
- Live, or go to school, in the City of Kwinana
- Willing to sign up as a City of Kwinana volunteer
- Willing to obtain a Working With Children Card and apply for a National Police Check if required (18 years or older)
Commitment
Volunteers will be asked to do 2 – 3 hours per week for at least 6 months in the role of their choice.
How To Get Involved
If you, or a young person you know, want to get involved in the Kwinana Youth Volunteering Program please contact me by responding to this email or call me on 9236 4561. Or if you have any questions please get in touch. For more information about duties, hours and other requirements please visit www.kwinana.wa.gov.au/kyvp
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Redefining roles: Community Development Officer (Recreation and Health)
Share Redefining roles: Community Development Officer (Recreation and Health) on Facebook Share Redefining roles: Community Development Officer (Recreation and Health) on Twitter Share Redefining roles: Community Development Officer (Recreation and Health) on Linkedin Email Redefining roles: Community Development Officer (Recreation and Health) linkAfter a heavy workload and much internal advocacy, Jessie now takes on a slight role change. Her new title better defines her responsibilities as Recreation & Health rather then Recreation & Inclusion. This role change comes with the development of a new full-time 3 year contract role - Healthy and Active Lifestyles Project Officer. Nikita Bhavsar has been appointed in this role to further action components of the 2019-2023 Public Health Plan and Health Promotion Portfolio. The addition of this new role enables Jessie to focus further on Club Development outcomes, and instead of lead, she will assist and advise where need on the health portfolio.
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Jessie Burke - awarded City of Kwinana Employee of the year
Share Jessie Burke - awarded City of Kwinana Employee of the year on Facebook Share Jessie Burke - awarded City of Kwinana Employee of the year on Twitter Share Jessie Burke - awarded City of Kwinana Employee of the year on Linkedin Email Jessie Burke - awarded City of Kwinana Employee of the year linkI'm absolutely delighted to let you know Jessie Burke has been awarded the 2021 City of Kwinana Employee of the Year. A pretty incredible achievement having been at the City less than a year.
For those of you that have worked directly with Jessie you know this is well-deserved recognition. In addition to the work she does supporting the activities and development of your clubs Jessie is also an incredible advocate for you all internally at the City. There's a lot of work she does you don't get to see but Jessie's always looking to make sure we're improving how we support you, building relationships with other officers and departments, and pushing for better outcomes for all our clubs.
Congratulations Jessie!
Callum Prior
Coordinator Community Development and Place -
Honeywood Sporting Clubrooms - Construction Commencing November 2021
Share Honeywood Sporting Clubrooms - Construction Commencing November 2021 on Facebook Share Honeywood Sporting Clubrooms - Construction Commencing November 2021 on Twitter Share Honeywood Sporting Clubrooms - Construction Commencing November 2021 on Linkedin Email Honeywood Sporting Clubrooms - Construction Commencing November 2021 linkWhat will be constructed?
- A new multi-purpose community sporting facility, including function room, first aid room, umpire room, kitchen, change rooms, store rooms and a kiosk;
- Public toilets (open during the day / closed overnight);
- Increased car parking; and
- Installation of outdoor exercise equipment and barbeque.
Budget
This exciting project has been made possible through a $400,000 grant from the State Government's Community Sporting Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF) and developer contributions, with the total project amounting to $3,718,203.
Expected registration of interest application release
Proposed summer and winter tenants may register their interest to call Honeywood their new home from March 2022
Expected Finish
November 2022
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City of Kwinana is successful in Every Club 2021/2022 Grant Scheme
Share City of Kwinana is successful in Every Club 2021/2022 Grant Scheme on Facebook Share City of Kwinana is successful in Every Club 2021/2022 Grant Scheme on Twitter Share City of Kwinana is successful in Every Club 2021/2022 Grant Scheme on Linkedin Email City of Kwinana is successful in Every Club 2021/2022 Grant Scheme linkThe Every Club Grant Scheme provides 3-year funding to enable organisations to support sport and recreation clubs to build their organisational capacity and capability with a focus on governance, planning and management practices.
The grant scheme is part of the broader Every Club Program aimed at providing a holistic, accessible and sustainable model of club support to sport and recreation clubs across Western Australia.
The Every Club Program comprises of:
- Every Club Hub — access to online information and resources for sport and recreation clubs
- Every Club Network — networking and professional development opportunities for club development professionals in Local Government Authorities (LGAs) and state sporting associations (SSAs)
- Every Club Education — provision of learning and development opportunities for the sport and recreation club development workforce
- Every Club Grant Scheme — investment into LGA sport and recreation club development plans.
The Every Club Grant Scheme aims to ensure sport and recreation clubs are supported to build their organisational capacity and capability through accessible and flexible club development services.
The department provides funding to eligible local governments to:
- provide education, training and professional development opportunities for the sport and recreation club workforce
- support sport and recreation clubs to adopt good governance, planning and management practices
- demonstrate partnerships between LGAs, SSAs, regional sporting associations and sport and recreation clubs.
The State government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries is a major supporter of the City of Kwinana in Western Australia. Sport and recreation builds stronger, healthier, happier and safer communities.
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SpacetoCo now live for seasonal tenancies
Share SpacetoCo now live for seasonal tenancies on Facebook Share SpacetoCo now live for seasonal tenancies on Twitter Share SpacetoCo now live for seasonal tenancies on Linkedin Email SpacetoCo now live for seasonal tenancies linkAll seasonal tenancy bookings need to be added to the City's new online booking system: SpacetoCo. The system is live so any casual hirer or community member can book in to your home facility or oval, therefore it is very important that each club has their future seasonal bookings correct in the system to avoid disappointment. We allow each club to book in up to 3 years in advance. For more details visit SpacetoCo.com or email bookings@kwinana.wa.gov.au
Who's Listening
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Information and Networking Nights
Join us at our regular Information and Networking Nights. Volunteers make an incredible contribution to our clubs and community groups in Kwinana and these workshops will provide you with information, guidance, and support regarding relevant topics. This is also an opportunity to network with other clubs in the area over light refreshments at a local venue.
Workshops are FREE and open to all local Kwinana groups, clubs and organisations and will provide an opportunity to network with other clubs in the area over light refreshments at a local venue.
Click here for further information or to register for an upcoming workshop: https://www.lovemykwinana.com/community-networking-group
Key Dates
Useful documents
- City of Kwinana Terms and Conditions of Hire.pdf (597 KB) (pdf)
- 2022 LyriK Awards Guidelines.pdf (163 KB) (pdf)
- Seasonal Club Access Instructions.pdf (206 KB) (pdf)
- Seasonal Club Cleaning and Maintenance Requirements.pdf (198 KB) (pdf)
- Seasonal Club Guide.pdf (319 KB) (pdf)
- Seasonal Club SpacetoCo Booking Guide.pdf (207 KB) (pdf)