Construction is now underway on the new Hurley Park Community Space on Dumaresq Street, Campbelltown, as part of the Multipurpose Communities Facilities Hub Project.
The $4.1 million project will deliver a modern, accessible and flexible facility to accommodate a wide variety of community use.
Inclusions in 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
"As Campbelltown continues to grow, new facilities like this help ensure our residents have access to high-quality spaces that support inclusion, connection and community wellbeing," said Mayor of Campbelltown, Cr Darcy Lound.
"The new building at Hurley Park will meet these needs of our growing and diverse community and will provide residents will a welcoming venue to host activities, events, programs and services for people of all ages," said Cr Lound.
"This new facility will continue to support our growing community to connect and engage with each other through a range of functions, activities and events," said Greg Warren MP.
"I am proud to be working alongside Campbelltown City Council to deliver projects like this one which will benefit our community in a range of different ways," said Mr Warren.
The Multipurpose Community Facilities Hub project will create a central space that can support a range of community-led programs, services and activities, including initiatives that assist with family and domestic violence, food security, homelessness, mental health, social connection and cultural inclusion, as well as programs for young people, older adults and other priority groups.
Construction is scheduled to be completed by mid-2027.
This project is proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program.
