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About the 10,000 Steps Community Grants

Funded by the Queensland Government and delivered by CQUniversity, the 10,000 Steps program ran two rounds of community grants in 2017 and 2018 to support Queensland organisations to promote physical activity within their local communities through the implementation of established 10,000 Steps strategies. The 10,000 Steps team provided resources to assist the community organisations to implement their strategies and supported them along the way.

2017 Community Grants

In 2017, the 10,000 Steps team awarded grants to nine Queensland organisations, spanning eight council areas in regional Queensland. These organizations aimed to promote, encourage, and support the health and activity of their community members and visitors. The funded strategies included four community-wide 10,000 Steps Tournaments and the update or installation of 10,000 Steps Walkway Signage across five regions. Learn more about the unique implementation of these strategies in Queensland communities:

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2017 Community Grant: Livingstone Shire Council
Learn more about the implementation of the 10,000 Steps Walkway Signage Strategy within the Livingstone Shire Council funded by the 2017 Community Grant Scheme.
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2017 Community Grant: Queensland Walks
Learn more about the implementation of the 10,000 Steps (Community Tournament) Strategy at Queensland Walks funded by the 2017 Community Grant Scheme.
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2017 Community Grant: Rockhampton Regional Council
Learn more about the implementation of the 10,000 Steps (Walkway Signage) Strategy at Rockhampton Regional Council funded by the 2017 Community Grant Scheme.

2018 Community Grants

In 2018, the 10,000 Steps team provided grants to 12 Queensland organisations situated across 17 different council areas. These organisations aimed to raise awareness of local walking trails, improve pathway connectivity within their communities, and promote movement as part of a healthy lifestyle. The funded strategies included five community-wide 10,000 Steps Tournaments, updates to Dog Walking Strategy resources by three organisations, and the installation or updating of 10,000 Steps Walkway Signage in six regions. Discover more about the unique implementation of these strategies in Queensland communities:

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2018 Community Grant: Apunipima Cape York Health Council
Learn more about the implementation of the 10,000 Steps (Walkway Signage) Strategy at Apunipima Cape York Health Council funded by the 2018 Community Grant Scheme.
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2018 Community Grant: Mackay Regional Council
Learn more about the implementation of the 10,000 Steps (Walkway Signage) Strategy at Mackay Regional Council funded by the 2018 Community Grant Scheme.
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2018 Community Grant: Bundaberg Regional Council
Learn more about the implementation of the 10,000 Steps (Walkway Signage) Strategy at Bundaberg Regional Council funded by the 2018 Community Grant Scheme.
Adopting and Implementing 10,000 Steps strategies in Communities
Find out more about the 2017 and 2018 Grant Recipients and what they accomplished with their funding.