Purchase communication or insurance items as listed below that will benefit any of the community organisations’ volunteers:

• Mobile phones, phone bills and radio communication devices.
• Computers, laptops and tablets, where those items are primarily used for online communication and activity.
• Software packages, where the software is primarily used to facilitate online communications and activity (for example email or videoconferencing software).
• Electronic audio and visual equipment, where the equipment is primarily used for or to facilitate online communications and activity (for example video-communication equipment).
• Electronic payment devices where the device is primarily used for or to facilitate online communication and activity.
• Internet service fees incurred by the community organisation.
• Insurance premiums incurred by the community organisation.

(A) Purchase items for the main purpose of supporting a community organisation’s volunteers from the following cohorts:

• Adults whose volunteering activities support children’s development and wellbeing
• Children (under 18) as a means of supporting their development
• First Nations People
• Newly arrived migrants (within the last 5 years) who are not citizens.
• People with disability (within the meaning of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities)
• Unemployed people who are volunteering to increase their capacity to engage in employment.
• Veterans and Australian Defence Force members.
• Women experiencing or at risk of experiencing gender-based violence or isolation to assist them to overcome that gender-based violence or isolation

(B) Fund volunteer-run activities within the community organisation, for the main purpose of supporting:

• Children’s (under 18) development and wellbeing and/or parents/carers to develop the skills necessary to ensure a child’s development.
• First Nations People.
• Newly arrived migrants (within the last 5 years) who are not citizens.
• People with disability (within the meaning of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities) to participate in any aspect of life.
• People who are unemployed to increase their capacity to engage in employment (for example, through training or access to existing employment services).
• Veterans and Australian Defence Force members.
• Women experiencing or at risk of experiencing gender-based violence, discrimination, disadvantage or isolation.
• Eliminating racial discrimination and promoting understanding, tolerance and friendship amongst racial or ethnic groups.