City of Parramatta Council's free small business webinars during March-May 2021 include starting a small business; introduction to business records; budgeting for your commitments; running a home-based business; and becoming an employer.

City of Parramatta Council has welcomed the opening of a new NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal registry in Parramatta as it continues to advocate for an expanded Parramatta CBD Justice Precinct. "A new state-of-the-art NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal registry in the Parramatta CBD is a huge win

As part of its biennial Centres Review, City of Parramatta Council is undertaking a study on the value of 50 local and neighbourhood centres situated within the Local Government Area (LGA). Council values ongoing feedback from the community, and invites you to share your views through a survey.

New Volunteering Australia data shows volunteering is not snapping back, even as COVID restrictions lift, with nearly three-quarters of survey respondents saying their volunteer programs were not fully operational. During the height of the COVID pandemic in 2020, two out of three volunteers

Cumberland Women's Health Centre (CWHC)'s Employment Boost is a 16 week program (flexible) that aims to support women who have experienced domestic and family violence, living or planning to work in the Parramatta/Cumberland LGA, to achieve employment goals by addressing emotional barriers,

NSW Government & Women for Election Australia
EQUIP Women for Local Government Elections in NSW
28 April 2021, 9.00am-3.00pm
Wentworth Point Community Centre & Library, 10 Footbridge Bvd, Wentworth Point

City of Parramatta - Community Capacity Building
Celebrating International Women's Day
6 March 2021, 2.00pm-4.00pm
Redgum Function Centre, Cnr Lane & Veron Sts (off Dunmore St), Wentworthville

Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion, UTS
IWD Event: Ending Domestic Violence in Australia
8 March 2021, 12.00pm-1.00pm
Online

This paper is the fourth and final instalment of WESTIR’s 2020 series, Youth in Greater Western Sydney (GWS). It presents an overview of health-related statistics and trends among young people aged between 12 and 24 years. In collating published health data, this paper also considers the impact of the COVID-19