Refugees can face challenges accessing health care because of the complexity of our health system, and due to transport and language difficulties. Health Navigation Volunteers will assist and mentor newly arrived refugees, helping them to navigate the health care and transport systems.

Lost in Books
Makers’ Market
16 December 2017, 11.00am – 3.00pm
Lost in Books, 2/40 Harris St, Fairfield

Fairfield City Council’s Social Change through Creativity Grant Program encourages and supports creative-based projects that include and address issues of importance in the community. The awarded projects must meet all of the grant selection criteria and at least one grant priority area.

The free Fairfield City Council 2018 Calendar is now available. The calendar is available from Council's Customer Service Centre, Fairfield City Open Libraries, Fairfield City Leisure Centres and the Fairfield City Museum and Gallery. It is also available to download.

Fairfiled City Council's Active Kids holiday program has something to offer every kid. The program, for children between 5 and 12 years old, runs from 15 to 25 January 2018. Kids start the day at the Adventure Park, then enjoy structured sessions of games and sports such as netball, basketball,

The Fairfield Communities for Children Facilitating Partner has released the results of a suvey conducted earlier this year, which gathered information about how referrals in the child and family sector are made, how they are followed up and how they are reported on. The report highlights

Go4Fun is a dynamic free 10-week healthy lifestyle program for kids aged 7 to 13 years who are above a healthy weight. The program is designed for families and their children to learn about healthy eating and exercise through fun group activities and games. The program is offered at a range of locations

Villawood East Public School
Circle of Security Parenting
6 March–3 April 2018, 9.30am–11.00am
Villawood East Public School, Lowana St, Villawood

Fairfield City will launch into summer with the opening of the exciting new Wave Rider attraction at Aquatopia on 2 December at 12.00pm. Families can now ride the surf in Fairfield City, without the need to travel long distances to the beach. The Wave Rider is free to use as part of entry to Aquatopia.

Fairfield City Council and LEAD Professional Development Association (formerly Family Worker Training and Development) are conducting a survey to find out about the learning and development needs of child, youth and family workers in the Fairfield, Liverpool and former Bankstown

Fairfield City Council is offering a wide range of exciting activities and workshops these summer school holidays to keep kids active and entertained. Parents and guardians can be sure there is something for every child to get out of the house and have fun with a range of child related activities

What will the Sydney of the future look like? What is the city's next Sydney Harbour Bridge that will transform the next phase of Sydney’s growth? With Western Sydney's residents accounting for one-tenth of Australia’s population, most of Sydney’s growth will come from the west. PwC has released a new paper

Research led by UNSW and Sydney Water has found that western Sydney’s summer temperatures can be significantly reduced and mortality rates halved by combining water technology, cool materials and greenery. The research showed that installing more water features including public fountains,

Western Sydney Community Forum
2018 ZEST Awards Ceremony
16 February 2018, 6.00pm–9.30pm
Millennium Room, ANZ Stadium, Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park