Our Supporters

The ACT Community Living Project Inc has had significant support from business and community leaders across Canberra. CLP is indebted to them for their generosity and for providing their time and skills on a voluntary, pro bono or concessionally-funded rate. These include:

Resolution Consulting Services – for developing a funding proposal and scoping of the work needed to develop a business case for the CLP Urban Village proposal.

Hindmarsh – initial input to the project as members of the community leaders' Think Tanks held in 2008/09. 

Eric Martin and Associates – architectural design requirements of the Village.

 Annette Ellis – Annette Ellis, Former Member for Canberra, has provided support, energy and drive to CLP since its formation in 2008.

Office of Kate Lundy – Senator Kate Lundy took part in the initial Think Tanks and has maintained strong interest in CLP.

Office of Gary Humphries – Senator Gary Humphries also attended both Think Tank sessions and has maintained his interest and support for CLP families.

Carers ACT – has supported the families of CLP since the very beginning, providing their facilities for meetings and administrative support.  Their donation has made this website a reality.

Black Mountain School – by recognising the ongoing needs of its families and students post-school, the staff at Black Mountain have supported CLP’s efforts in a wide variety of ways.

Cranleigh School – support to its parents by passing on updates of CLP and assisting in other ways.

Printers of Dickson and Linea Graphics –  for logo design and printing.

UnitingCare – Executive members of the UnitingCare Ageing and Disability teams have provided input at Think Tank and Steering Committee meetings.  

The Board of UnitingCare Ageing SE Region has pledged funding support for CLP’s research

Viridis E3 providing input on environmental design and sustainability issues

Keith Bradley – legal advice

Canberra Chemists – donation of office equipment.

Duesburys Nexia – assistance with ATO submission

The Snow Foundation has provided funding support for CLP research