❓ Mr. Marmion questions the Health Department regarding funding for Coeliac WA, specifically past funding amounts and the plan for service delivery if future funding is discontinued. The response details past funding and emphasizes the expectation that organizations should be financially sustainable beyond grants.
AnsweredQoN 1567Legislative Assembly
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In relation to Health Department funding of Coeliac WA: (a) what was the amount of funding for the years 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17; (b) are funds being provided for 2017/18, 2018/19 and 2019/20 years; and (c) if funding is not allocated for future years how will the services currently provided by Coeliac WA be delivered?
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Answered
8 August 2017
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
1 days
The Department of Health advises:
(a) For 2014/2015, $146,688.80; 2015/2016, $135,852.00; and 2016/2017, $136,137.00.
(b)-(c) Grants are for specific projects, are time limited and also intended to be finite in nature. The decision to not renew funding was made and relayed in 2016/17. Grants are also not designed to constitute the entire financial base of an organisation.
The Department of Health encourages all organisations to have a strategy in place to ensure their organisation is sustainable and viable and not reliant on grants for ongoing operations.
(a) For 2014/2015, $146,688.80; 2015/2016, $135,852.00; and 2016/2017, $136,137.00.
(b)-(c) Grants are for specific projects, are time limited and also intended to be finite in nature. The decision to not renew funding was made and relayed in 2016/17. Grants are also not designed to constitute the entire financial base of an organisation.
The Department of Health encourages all organisations to have a strategy in place to ensure their organisation is sustainable and viable and not reliant on grants for ongoing operations.
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