1. City of Melville - "It's All in the Shorts" - $18,500.00

"It's All in the Shorts" is a project designed to improve the capacity of young men aged 15-25 to deal with health issues they typically face. The program will be delivered utilising peer group discussion and be developed for use in any group setting. Central to the success of the project is the development of a DVD resource which depicts several distinct dramatisations of typical health issues faced by young men. One dramatisation relates to young driver behaviour entitled A Fork in the Road which shows the alternative scenarios based on choices made.

2. Garnduwa Anboorny Wirnan Inc - The Remote Communities Football and Athletics Belt Up Championships - 2006 Garnduwa Festival - $4,500.00

As part of the Garnduwa Festival we plan to run a seat belt awareness campaign under the banner of Belt Up. This will be done by targeting the remote communities football and athletic championships. Both competitions will be the vehicle to promote road safety, particularly the use of seat belts. Strategies will include radio messages, signage and dissemination of information.

3. Town of Northam - 2006 Northam Motorcycle Festival - 'Slow Down, Save Lives' - $2,100.00

The 2006 Northam Motorcycle Festival will bring together the motorcycling community and the Australian public. The festival will increase awareness of motorcylists on the road and provide an opportunity to educate on speed. Information will also be disseminated on fatigue, drink driving and restraints.

4. Town of Northam - Speed Alert Mobile - Northam and Districts - $18,210.00

Town of Northam, Shires of Northam, York and Toodyay together with local police have identified that speeding in the area is a behaviour that needs to be targeted as it is causing crashes and deaths on our roads. The Northam RoadWise Committee is seeking a Speed Alert Mobile (SAM) for use in the district. The SAM will be shared amongst Councils on a rotational basis on roads where speeding has been identified as an issue and at events held in the Avon Valley.

5. Midwest Show and Shine Inc - Midwest Show and Shine - $2,510.00

The Midwest Show and Shine is an annual event which celebrates showcasing cars. The road safety issue that will be targeted this year will be speed. Activities include dissemination of educational materials, banners, posters, competitions, speed alert mobile, messages on website and police enforcement.

6. Central Metropolitan Community Safety Unit - Operation "Fatal Vision - Alcohol Awareness" - $1,595.00

A primary function of this unit is to contribute to minimising the harms and hazards associated with alcohol and other drug use throughout the District including aspects of drink driving. In conjunction with highly informative education programs to various sections of the community especially to the youth in the district, the use of fatal vision goggles would create a substantial impact with regards to the purpose of minimising the incidents of drink driving, by providing a practical component to the education.