Multipurpose Community Facilities Hub

  • Project typeWestern Sydney Infrastructure Grant
  • Project value$4,155,319.00
  • Project scheduleConstruction
  • Contractor nameWindarra Co

Project summary

The Multipurpose Community Facilities Hub will be a newly constructed community hall that will  innovatively provide the capital infrastructure required for local services and community groups.

It is intended that this asset be used to build the capacity and independence of people experiencing homelessness, food insecurity, family and domestic violence, social or cultural isolation.

Inclusions to the new community hall include: 

  • Larger, adaptable multipurpose space accommodating up to 200 people
  • Flexible community spaces, including meeting and office areas 
  • Commercial kitchen and laundry facilities 
  • Improved outdoor areas

Project is estimated to be completed by mid-2027.

This project is proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program.

Concept Designs

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Project concept illustration and may not be indicative of works undertaken.

Construction Updates

Stay tuned for construction updates as the project progresses. 

FAQs

1. What will the new Multi-purpose Community Facilities Hub actually include, and who is it for?

The Hub is being designed as a hirable space for the community. It will include flexible indoor spaces that can be used for community outreach, community meetings, programs, and events. The facility will have meeting rooms, a multipurpose hall, laundry and a commercial kitchen. The project is to support families, young people, and community groups, while also providing access to organisations that can give assistance to vulnerable people in the Campbelltown area.

2. How long will construction take and when will it start?

Construction on this project has started. It is scheduled to be completed by mid-2027.

3. Will the existing Hurley Park Hall still be open during construction?

The existing Hurley Park Hall is will be demolished during construction. Those who regularly hire out the venue have been advised prior to the current facility's closure. 

4. What kind of noise, dust, or disruption should we expect during construction?

There will be some noise, vehicle movements, and construction activity during standard work hours. Measures will be in place to manage dust, safety, and traffic impacts. Work will follow Council and NSW guidelines to reduce disruption to nearby residents, schools, and park users as much as possible.

5. How can I get updates or provide feedback during the works?

Council will provide project updates and contact details on its website and on-site signage. Residents, centre users and community groups are encouraged to contact Council with any questions, concerns or feedback regarding access, safety or construction impacts.

About the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grant Program

The $2 billion Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program (formerly known as WestInvest) aims to measurably improve liveability outcomes for the people of Western Sydney through community, social and green infrastructure projects of a meaningful scale.

Location

161 Dumaresq Street, Campbelltown 2560  View Map

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