Local heritage fund
Dollar for dollar small grants are available for heritage places across Maitland. Application forms are available here and are due Monday 7 June 2021.
The Maitland Local Heritage Fund has been established to assist in the conservation of heritage buildings and places throughout the Maitland Local Government Area.
Small grants of up to $2,000 are available from Maitland City Council for conservation works to buildings and/or places of heritage significance. All grants are given on a dollar for dollar basis.
All grants are offered on a (minimum) dollar for dollar basis. Eligible projects are those which conserve culturally significant Aboriginal or European places.
Commercial projects could include the repainting of facades in a sympathetic colour scheme, minor restoration work to original shopfronts and reinstatement of original signwriting. Residential projects could include minor restoration work, the repainting of houses in heritage colour schemes, reinstating original fences, verandahs or other built elements.
Contact Maitland City Council's Heritage Officer for more information on 02 4934 9700.
The NSW State Government also offers grants and are also available to assist with heritage projects.
Application forms are available here and are due Monday 7 June 2021.
Submit the form via:
Email: info@maitland.nsw.gov.au
Post: PO Box 220
Maitland NSW 2320
In person: Council's Administration Building at 285-287 High Street, Maitland
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