We are enormously grateful to receive ongoing support from our local community through monetary grants and in-kind donations. These contributions provide valuable resources that help strengthen our group, enabling us to build a more supportive, thriving, and successful environment for our programs.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all of our generous supporters.
Read more in the posts below about the support we have received and the positive impact it continues to make.
Fremantle Sea Scouts are delighted with their new outboard motor! Thanks to Fremantle Ports our Cubs, Scouts and Ventures can get more boats on the water safely and venture further – including under the bridge for ocean trips! This will enable improved education on water-based activities and boat handling and will reduce our environmental impact. Looking forward to summer sailing!!
SCOUTS AROUND THE WORLD
Thanks to Cockburn Cement for their donation of concrete that was used to install our radio tower which we used for JOTA, where we connected with scouts around the world.
Big thanks to the City of Fremantle for awarding us funding through the City of Fremantle Youth Grant.
These funds will help us replace our crew lifejackets, ensuring that we’re well prepared for a safe and successful summer on the water.
Looking forward to a cracking summer ahead.
Thanks to local plumber Andy Poklepovich, for helping resolve some plumbing challenges at our scout hall, and doing it as a donation. We recommend him! Get in contact here.
We acknowledge and appreciate the Town of East Fremantle for their generous Community Grants contribution to the Fremantle Sea Scouts.
The funding has enabled us to purchase a new gas bottle storage unit, gas camping stoves, tent additions, as well as camp ovens and frypans. We have already road tested these and they’ve made a welcome contribution to our camps for all sections across our group!
A big thank you to the Town of East Fremantle for their Community Grants support.
With this funding, the Fremantle Sea Scouts were able to invest in four new dome tents and a gazebo canopy to support our camping and outdoor activities. These additions will help us provide more opportunities for our young people to get outdoors, learn new skills and enjoy adventures together.
We’re grateful for the Town’s support of local community groups and youth programs.
The Fremantle Sea Scouts are grateful to have received support through the 2023 Federal Stronger Communities Programme in Western Australia.
The funding has helped us complete much-needed upgrades to our jetty and install new signage, making the space safer and more welcoming while also providing helpful information for the wider community.
2023 TOWN OF EAST FREMANTLE COMMUNITY GRANT
Sincere thanks to the Town of East Fremantle for their Community Grants support.
With this funding, the Fremantle Sea Scouts were able to purchase equipment to support a range of scouting activities including camping, sailing and orienteering. The grant helped us invest in five compasses, two camping stoves, two gazebo canopies, four bi-fold tables and a roll of shock cord.
We’re grateful for the Town’s ongoing support, which helps our Scouts get outdoors, learn new skills and enjoy great adventures together.
2023 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY GRANT
Thank you to the Australian Government for the support provided through a Federal Community Grant.
The funding has been used to invest in training equipment, textbooks and courses to support the development of our Scouts. This includes training in RST, dinghy and powerboat handling, VHF radio operations, and AMSA learning materials.
2022 TOWN OF EAST FREMANTLE COMMUNITY GRANTThank you to the Town of East Fremantle for their Community Grants support.
With this funding, the Fremantle Sea Scouts were able to invest in important security upgrades to our facilities, including new cameras, locks and keys, along with associated electrical work.
These improvements help keep our equipment and facilities secure so we can continue providing a safe and welcoming place for our Scouts and the wider community.