How Can Council Best Support Social and Community Connections?
We're encouraging input from community members and organisations as we prepare a draft Community Development Plan.
The Community Development Plan will build on Wollondilly’s strong sense of community, with the aim of turning needs and aspirations into actions for Council and partners, encouraging social connections across the Shire.
Key focus areas include:
creating versatile, welcoming public spaces for people to gather
supporting inclusive, affordable programs
encouraging the sharing of skills and resources, and grassroot solutions to local challenges.
Shaped by community feedback and priorities, the Plan could cover a wide range of areas such as:
Community and hobby groups
Support programs and activities
Volunteering
Places to meet
Community events and gatherings
Culture and heritage
Looking after nature
Learning and information
Neighbourhood and building design
Walking, cycling and transport options
Local food (affordability and access)
Sharing economy and small business.
Something for Everyone
Looking after our social health is just as important as looking after our physical health and mental health, and social opportunities should be available to everyone – including all ages, abilities, locations, incomes, and backgrounds.
Phase One Community Engagement
We are gathering initial feedback between 1 September and 1 December 2026. You can:
Take the quick questionnaire
Have a chat - keep an eye out for our pop-ups, stalls, and roving staff at events (stay tuned for dates and locations!)
How Can Council Best Support Social and Community Connections?
We're encouraging input from community members and organisations as we prepare a draft Community Development Plan.
The Community Development Plan will build on Wollondilly’s strong sense of community, with the aim of turning needs and aspirations into actions for Council and partners, encouraging social connections across the Shire.
Key focus areas include:
creating versatile, welcoming public spaces for people to gather
supporting inclusive, affordable programs
encouraging the sharing of skills and resources, and grassroot solutions to local challenges.
Shaped by community feedback and priorities, the Plan could cover a wide range of areas such as:
Community and hobby groups
Support programs and activities
Volunteering
Places to meet
Community events and gatherings
Culture and heritage
Looking after nature
Learning and information
Neighbourhood and building design
Walking, cycling and transport options
Local food (affordability and access)
Sharing economy and small business.
Something for Everyone
Looking after our social health is just as important as looking after our physical health and mental health, and social opportunities should be available to everyone – including all ages, abilities, locations, incomes, and backgrounds.
Phase One Community Engagement
We are gathering initial feedback between 1 September and 1 December 2026. You can:
Take the quick questionnaire
Have a chat - keep an eye out for our pop-ups, stalls, and roving staff at events (stay tuned for dates and locations!)