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Mumbulla Foundation

The grant is used to purchase a MicroEye Microscope.  The simplicity of this microscope means it can be used successfully by people of all ages to take a closer look at specimens contained in the touch tank and dried specimens.  It has become a valuable tool in educating the wider community about the local temperate marine environment.

One of free live performances for the Bega Hospital, part of the Uplift Project. The was managed by South East Arts and funded by Mumbulla Foundation.

The grant is provided for the conduct of workshops in dance and percussion that explored the non-verbal communication between people.  It was a program targeted at nurturing performers to explore and cross boundaries and was targeted at the 10-14 year age range.  This project called 'Stomp' culminated in a performance called 'Smoke Signal'.

Tathra Aboriginal Education Project This grant was for the publication of the language book on the DHURGA and THAUA Aboriginal languages and the erection of 4 signs indicating significant aboriginal sites around Tathra.  The project has addressed the educational needs of students whilst raising awareness of Aboriginal languages of the South Coast and Far South Coast.

Tulgeen Group - Riverside nursery. This grant provides support for the establishment of a community garden.

Jellat Rural Fire Brigade members with new wet weather jackets, goggles and torches funded by Mumbulla Foundation Grant. A new first aid kit was also bought for the Jellat station.