The Wollondilly Shire Council has officially opened its new Children’s Services Building in Picton, which is part of the Shire’s Cultural Precinct.
The $5 million Wollondilly Children’s Services Building project has been co-funded by Wollondilly Shire Council under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal (WSCD).
The WSCD is part of a partnership between the Federal and New South Wales Governments, as well as the eight Councils of the Western Parkland City
Toured by Federal Member for Hume and Member for Wollondilly, Judy Hannan, Deputy Mayor, Matthew Deeth, Councillor Briggs, and some local children from the Wollondilly Preschool service, the building was officially opened on 14 August by Mayor, Matt Gould.
The new building features four services:
- Wollondilly Preschool
- Family Day Care
- School Holiday Care
- Before and After School Care
Mayor Gould said “It was an honour to be able to officially open Wollondilly’s fantastic new Children’s Services Building”.
“The building is already being enjoyed by many of our local families, and this was a great opportunity for our funding partners to see the finished product and the kids in action.
“We appreciate the funding by the Western Sydney City Deal and Start Strong Funding – NSW Department of Education to make this project possible,” Mr Gould said.
Featured image: Judy Hannan MP, Member for Wollondilly, The Hon. Angus Taylor MP, Federal Member for Hume, Mayor Matt Gould, Councillor Blair Briggs, and Deputy Mayor Matthew Deeth, with some of the children from the preschool. Image courtesy of Wollondilly Shire Council.
