Project Nomination Form

The Department of Justice offers a resource to the community through unskilled or semi-skilled labour undertaken by low risk, minimum-security prisoners.

Community groups wishing to benefit from labour provided by work camp and section 95 prisoners need to:

identify suitable projects
provide all materials, specialised tools and equipment
arrange specialised supervision if and when it is required (eg where the expertise of a builder or tradesperson is required).

When considering your request, the Department of Justice will give preference to work that:

is project based
improves community infrastructure and assets
adds value and complements other projects and initiatives already being undertaken by community volunteers
is highly visible and used by the local community and tourists alike
is skills-based and offers the potential to involve the prison education centre and the local TAFE in accreditation training opportunities
falls under the main four categories of heritage, environmental, recreation and tourism and local community services/projects.

For detailed project guidelines, including suitable and unsuitable work, refer to the terms of reference on our website.

Project description or work involved:*

Preferred date of project commencement*

MonthDayYear

Estimated time of project*

Days

Does the organisation have Public Liability Insurance? A Certificate of Currency must be attached (if not previously provided to the Department). Work will not be undertaken if there is no Public Liability Insurance.*

YesNo

Specifically, what skills will prisoners develop?*

Is there opportunity to engage TAFE or other training providers in the project?

0/255

How will the community benefit?*

0/255

	Department of Justice	Community Organisation	Shire
Labour
Materials
Machinery
Supervision/Training