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$10 000 grant recipient: National Trust of Australia (ACT) – St John’s Church Heritage Conservation Fund
Project: conservation of the Golden Sun Moth and its habitat 

The National Trust - St John’s Heritage Conservation Appeal Fund was established in June 2006 to help fund the conservation of the registered heritage area of the St John the Baptist Church site in Reid, Canberra.

The grant will specifically fund the conservation project of the Golden Sun Moth, which is on the list of highly endangered species in the ACT. The grant will be spent on preserving the moth’s natural temperate grassland habitat, as well as planting new natural grassland within the heritage area.

$10 000 grant recipient: Engineers Without Borders
Project: improving the curriculum, teaching capacity and graduate success of the Cambodian School of Prosthetic and Orthotics (CSPO)

Engineers Without Borders Australia was first established in April 2003 as an overseas placement network for engineers, setting up an avenue to work with disadvantaged communities and improve their quality of life through education and the implementation of sustainable engineering projects.

EWB has a long-standing relationship with the Cambodian School of Prosthetic and Orthotics (CSPO), and EWB works with the School’s teaching staff and provides volunteers to train students how to prescribe, manufacture and fit artificial limbs and orthopaedic braces. The grant will be used to send more volunteers to CSPO and improve the design, monitoring and evaluation of the program.

$10 000 grant recipient: Friends of the Earth Australia
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Friends of the Earth Australia (FoE¬) was founded in 1974 and has evolved into a diverse network of groups that work at local, regional, national and international levels. FoE sees that pursuing environmental protection is inseparable from broader social concerns thus uses an environmental justice perspective in its campaigning.