The Children's Facilities Capital Program invests in a range of infrastructure initiatives for children's services infrastructure, including new facilities, upgrades, renovation and refurbishments, and minor grants for equipment and information technology products.

2012-13 Children's Facilities Capital Program

The Minister for Children and Early Childhood Development announced the outcomes of the 2012-13 Children's Facilities Capital Program in November 2012.

See the media releases:

• Victorian Early Childhood Services Share in More Than $40 Million in Capital Grants
• Shepparton and Kialla Early Childhood Services Share in More Than $40 Million in Capital

For a list of successful recipients, see: Successful Grant Recipients 2012-13 Children's Facilities Program (pdf 93.12 KB)

For more information see: 2012-13 Children's Facilities Capital Program

2011-12 Children's Facilities Capital Program outcomes

The Minister for Children and Early Childhood Development announced the outcomes of the 2011-12 Children's Facilities Capital Program on 30 May 2012.

• For further information, see the media release: Families to Benefit as Kindergartens Receive More Than $40 Million in Capital Grants
• For a list of successful recipients, see: 2011-12 Children's Facilities Capital Program Successful Recipients (PDF - 214Kb)
• For further information about the program, see: 2011-12 Children's Facilities Capital Program

Related pages

• About the Program - an overview of the Children's Capital Program
• 2012-13 Program - information about the 2012-13 Children's Capital Program
• Previous Programs - information about previous Children's Capital Programs, including 2011-12 Children's Facilities Capital Program
• Integrated Children's Centres - information about Integrated Children's Centres