From 1 March 2022, not-for-profit groups and organisations will be able to apply for a one-off Creative Communities Grant (formerly Social Change through Creativity Grant) of up to $5,000 to support creative projects that empower communities to voice important issues, while further developing cultural knowledge

Send off 2021 with a picnic and fireworks celebration under the stars. Illuminate will see an exciting line up of family-friendly entertainment, food, free rides and spectacular fireworks finale at 9.30pm. Tickets are available exclusively to Fairfield City Residents only.

Upcoming events listed in the Western Sydney Arts Alliance calendar include Archibal Prize Regional Tour; photography workshop; theatre events; school holiday workshops; exhibitions; and much more.

Discounts apply if purchasing prior to June 30 2022. Community Data Solutions is a leading software provider for Not-for-Profit and Community Services agencies in Australia, and they have affordable software solutions available for both managing your organisation's confidential client data and at the same time

Race Running is an innovative sport for people of all ages living with a physical disability who have impaired balance and are unable to functionally run. Participating in Race Running provides each individual the freedom to move and run in a supported and balanced way without a walker, wheelchair or similar device.

Kindy Kickstart Intensive is designed to increase classroom participation across a range of areas including fine motor skills (early handwriting, cutting), social skills (sharing, taking turns, and waiting), attending skills (listening, following instructions and routine) and literacy skills. This program is for:

Family Planning NSW will be delivering free disability and sexuality webinars for disability sector workers starting 8 February 2022. The webinars provide participants with strategies and resources to build confidence and gain skills in how to proactively support people with intellectual disability in the area of

Looking to enrol your child in Preschool in 2022? Fairfield City Early Learning Centre and Preschool enrolments are now open. There are limited vacancies for 2 free days of preschool in 2022 at Fairfield Preschool, Smithfield West Preschool, Tasman Parade Early Learning Centre and Marlborough Street Preschool.

Fairfield City Open Libraries lab.LX & lab.LX STEAM free activities for children during January 2022 include Mad Lab - a flexible program that cycles through all the technology the lab has to offer giving kids a taster of new technologies and STEAM learning; BLOCK42 3D Modelling & Animation on iPads;

Fairfield City Open Libraries Children's Programs during January 2022 are running a number of school holiday activities, including LEGO challenge; storytime; movies; dinosaur puppet show; crafts; and more.

Catch-up and Connect session for playgroup workers in Fairfield and Liverpool. This will be an opportunity for playgroup workers and volunteers to talk with each other about your experience of going back to face to face playgroups. You can share the systems you have in place to keep everyone safe, activities

Across the world, the risks of experiencing domestic and family violence (DFV) have increased due to restrictions put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19. While a number of policy initiatives and innovative practices have emerged to address these heightened risks, not much is known about their impact.

Fairfield Women's Health Service Term 1 2022 services and group activities include gardening; info sessions in community languages; healthy lifestyle group; outings; Vietnamese cultural group; armchair exercises and relaxation; and more.

BreastScreen NSW's mobile clinic at Cabramatta is open until 11 February 2022, 8.45am-4.00pm weekdays. Vietnamese, Cantonese and Mandarin-speaking staff are available to provide assistance.

This webinar by Child Family Community Australia (CFCA) will explore ways that services can use the language of coercive control to support women to expose patterns of abusive behaviour. Specifically, it will: describe coercive control and its prevalence in Australia; share one woman’s lived experience of coercive control;