April 16-30, 2021 - Vol 1, Issue 20
INDIA NEWS
ADVERTORIAL
Bravus spends more than $1.5m on community programs and partnerships It’s official – we’ve spent more than $1.5 million on community programs and partnerships across regional Queensland since 2018.
Charters Towers, the Burdekin, the Isaac region, Rockhampton, Townsville, Mackay, the Whitsundays and more over the last three years.
Bravus is proud to have partnered with more than 50 community organisations right across regional Queensland including,
From flood recovery to neonatal hospital equipment, community pool upgrades and farmers’ drought relief, we are proud
that our community partnership program gives back to all the regions within the footprint of the Carmichael Project. Regional Queenslanders have been behind us throughout our 10-year journey to build the Carmichael mine and rail Project and we are proud to be able to contribute to the well-being and vibrancy of their communities in return. The Bravus Community Partnership Fund assists not-for-profit organisations and community groups with initiatives and events within the project footprint. The annual program distributes numbers of grants of up to $10,000 four times a year. Applications are now open for the second round of funding for the 2021 Bravus Community Partnership Fund, and we encourage community organisations to get their application in before 15 June. It’s easy to apply via bravus.com.au so get your applications lodged! Fill out your application here: https://www.bravus.com.au/ community-partnershipapplication-form/ In other community related news,
Bravus Mining & Resources and Rockhampton Basketball are celebrating the continuation of their sporting partnership by installing new Bravus signage throughout the Rockhampton Bravus Arena.
talent for the top tier competition.
Sport plays such an important part in the physical and mental wellbeing of our children, and it also brings communities together. We are proud to continue our partnership which is getting get more kids onto the court and shooting hoops
Over the past two years the partnership has seen an almost 20 per cent increase in playing numbers at Rockhampton Basketball, along with the introduction of club from the Yeppoon region; growth that is expected to continue. The junior ‘Learn to Play’ programs continue to be a success and help to introduce new players to the game.
This partnership provides support from the ground up, creating opportunities for more young people to get involved, as well as assisting in attracting new
We’re proud to support one of Rockhampton’s most popular and successful sports, which also provides a great source of entertainment for families across the region.
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