Keep Australia Beautiful Council (KABC) Community Litter Grants provide funding for projects that seek to change littering behaviour and work towards a litter-free Western Australia.
Each year a diverse range of projects are funded including community awareness education campaigns and equipment to help with litter clean-ups.
Grants of up to $10,000 are available for initiatives or projects that change behaviour, increase education and awareness or improve infrastructure to reduce and prevent litter, consistent with the KABC's Litter Prevention Strategy 2020-2025 for Western Australia.
For more information, visit the KABC website.
Comments attributed to Keep Australia Beautiful Council WA Chair Michael Aspinall
"Western Australians continue to show their commitment to the environment through innovative litter prevention projects,"
"The grants program has benefitted a wide variety of community groups over the past decade that go above and beyond in raising awareness on the impacts of litter,"
"I’m proud so many volunteers are committed to cleaning up our environment through innovative litter prevention projects."
2024–2025 Community Litter Grants recipients and projects:
- City of Albany: Extinguishing the Litter Trail: A community approach to reducing cigarette and vape waste
- Northern Agricultural Catchments Council: Fishing Float Survey Project
- City of Fremantle: Southern Suburbs Dog Poop Scoop Up: Dog Poo Litter Education Campaign
- Perth African Womens Association (PAWA) Incorporated: Clean and Green: Community Action Against Litter
- Kingston Primary School: Litter reduction
- St. Munchin's Primary School: 'Munchin's' into Local Litter
- Belmont Community Environmental Champions Incorporated: Belmont Locals Beating Litter and Building Community
- City of Fremantle: Litter Free-mantle: Youth Art Litter Campaign
- Latitude Jewellers: Flotsam and Jetsam Art Exhibition:
- Shire of Pingelly: Don't Sling It!! Bin it!!
- Newdegate CRC: Newdegate Primary School Litter Awareness Poster Project
- Shire of Derby / West Kimberley: Remote Community Litter Resource
Pictured: 2023 Community Litter Grant recipients Track Care WA were able to create Spare Wheel Rubbish bags with the funding from KABC. The bags were designed to be reusable and durable assisting in the collection and removal of litter at the club’s clean-up activities.
