Community

Cedar Woods knows it takes more than roads and houses to build a real community. That is why community development is central to the creation of new projects from the ground up. As part of this commitment, master planned communities such as Williams Landing and Carlingford are developed with major community uses in mind and local clubs and non-profit groups are funded to support social infrastructure. Neigbourhood Grant Program > View the 2011 Neighbourhood Grants Flyer (download PDF). > View the 2011 Neighbourhood Grants Application Form (download PDF).  > Like to find out more? Enquire Here The Williams Landing Neighbourhood Grants program was developed by Cedar Woods in recognition of the important role that community groups play in building healthy and vibrant neighbourhoods. In 2011 up to $20,000 will be allocated to community groups in grants of $500, $1,000 or $2,000. The program is funded by Cedar Woods through a percentage of sales from every lot sold. Sporting, welfare, culture, recreation and any other not-for-profit groups providing services that benefit the community are encouraged to apply. Do I qualify? To apply, community groups must be not-for-profit organisations and have been operating for more than 12 months. Groups must be located or providing services within the suburb(s) of Hoppers Crossing, Point Cook, Seabrook, Altona Meadows, Truganina, Tarneit, Laverton, Werribee or Williams Landing.