The Swan Alliance Team have been a valuable support to CLAN Midland providing not only much needed funding but also  mentoring and practical support at events and functions.

Community Outreach, Baby FAST and FAST are funded by the Department for Social Services - Communities for Children-Swan Alliance. In 2010 Anglicare WA, Ngala and Mission Australia formed the Swan Alliance and was successful in securing the Australian Department of Social Services contract to deliver the Communities for Children program in the Swan Region.

The Swan Alliance is the Facilitating Partner delivering the Communities for Children initiative within the Swan Local Government Area. (Ngala website) Communities for Children is a place-based initiative of the Australian Department of Social Services.

The initiative is implemented in each place by a Facilitating Partner whose core business is to: “Develop and facilitate a ‘whole of community’ approach to support and enhance early childhood development and wellbeing for children from birth to 12 years”.

Lotterywest offers grants to not-for-profit organisations and local government authorities, to support the things that make WA an even better place to live.

During 2021/2022 CLAN received support from Lotterywest through their Strengthening and Adapting Organisations Grant. The aim is to transition and broaden CLAN Midland's Service Delivery Model by implementing a one-year pilot project - virtual online parenting and community education programs for families with children 0-12 years and individuals in the City of Swan. The goal is to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic risks and challenges to CLAN Midland's capacity to deliver impactful services that are fit for purpose.

The Department of Communities has been a long term funder of CLAN Midland.

In the early years they funded a much-needed home visiting parenting service which reached many hundreds of families as well as the Midvale Neighbourhood Centre, which was well utilised as a safe place for people to meet and connect by both families and community groups in the area. Currently they fund the empowering communities’ program (Community Links) which facilitates grass-roots community development to generate social connection to increase both community and individual wellbeing.