OUR projects

A Snapshot in Time is a community-driven initiative led by the Committee for Echuca Moama in partnership with student leaders from St Joseph’s College, Campaspe Cohuna Local Learning and Employment Network (CCLLEN), The Riverine Herald and the Fairley Leadership Program (FLP).

Committee for Echuca Moama collaborated with Echuca Regional Health in 2023 to address the attraction and retention of workers in the region. 

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With the necessary funding now secured, Committee for Echuca Moama is moving forward with its Echuca Moama Safe Towns Project, which involves the installation of a Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) camera network throughout Echuca’s central business district.

Two scholarships of $500 were awarded in 2026 to support women in our region pursuing training or education in hospitality.

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Echuca Moama has a strong arts community, however the region lacks an art gallery to do justice to the array of talent in the district. The Bridge Art Project Committee is committed to changing that with the establishment of a breath-taking, ground-breaking arts precinct in Moama.

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Affordable Housing is such an important topic on the agenda for our communities and all over Australia.  Covid has played a large role with the migration of people coming to regional communities, highlighting the need for conversations to discuss our infrastructure and support services into the future.

C4EM is committed to supporting and growing our future leaders by providing the financial assistance to cover the enrolment costs of various leadership courses.​​

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The Food and Fibre group started through a round table discussion on the 29th of April, 2021. This event was supported by the Regional Development Australia Committee's $2,000 grant.​​​​​

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Aspiring and emerging entrepreneurs from across the Loddon Campaspe region are inspired and supported to grow their business ideas through a suite of free activities.

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The Plan was launched on the 15th July 2021 and has a vision to build a thriving First Nations economy that will generate new income, opportunities and shared prosperity for the benefit of everyone in the region. 

The Goulburn Murray Resilience Taskforce acts as the custodians of this strategy, the region’s shared vision and voice and was established in May 2021. We translate the Strategy’s vision into action.​​​​​