member services program guidelines - Gumala Aboriginal Corporation

Gumala Aboriginal Corporation
Please note: Once funds have been spent any further assistance should
be applied for under the Health and Wellbeing program.
Emergency funds will NOT be approved, except under
exceptional, emergency or life threatening circumstances
and only at the discretion of the CEO, or his delegate, (a
detailed letter and documentation must be received prior to the
application being considered).
Members booking goods and services should comply with
D.1, D.2 and D.3 (as per the addendum of the GAC MSU
Guidelines).
6.1.2. Amount of Program
The program will not exceed $2,000 (inc. GST) per child.
The program will run from 01.07.11 to 30.06.12 and left over funds from
2010/11 will NOT be carried over (subject to funding being provided to GAC by
the Trustee).
6.1.3. Eligibility
Gumala Members children are eligible for this program if:
6.1.3.1 The child is a blood relation to a Gumala Member in accordance
with A.4 and B.2 (as per the addendum of the GAC MSU Guidelines)
6.1.3.2 They have provided a birth certificate
6.1.3.3 They are enrolled in a Primary School
Please note: A birth certificate will be required, unless already provided,
however education assistance may be approved once an
application for a birth certificate has been processed by the
EU or at GAC Discretion, EU can assist with this.
6.1.4 Applying for a Program
Applicants for the Primary Education program should:
6.1.4.1 Forward bills and/or quotes/invoices with the child’s name on it
for payment (e.g. BPay information is required to make payment online.
May not be required in the case of food and fuel or at GAC Discretion)
6.1.4.2 Have their parent/carer complete/supply the following
documentation:
• A signed registration form for each child they are
registering (Form 6.1)
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