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CatholicCare Courses 2020
Strengthening Relationships
Enrolments for CatholicCare's Term 1 Wollongong groups are now open. We offer a range of group work courses for adults, parents and carers, children and couples.
We offer courses to strengthen relationships, support children's development and build resilience within a supportive environment alongside others who share similar life experiences. All of our 2020 courses are listed on our website.
Keiraville and Gwynneville Access and Movement Study - join the conversation
Keiraville and Gwynneville will experience significant growth in the coming decades as a result of the expansion of the education and health precinct. Council has worked with Neighbourhood Forum 5, the University of Wollongong, Transport for NSW and community members to study the existing and future access and transport issues in the area.
The Study outlines strategies to improve the transport system, reduce impacts on surrounding suburbs, promote the use of sustainable travel modes and ensure that the transport network can accommodate future development.
You can provide feedback online https://our.wollongong.nsw.gov.au/keiraville-gwynneville-access-and-movement2 or via email to engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
All comments from the community will be considered, in finalising the set of actions to address access and movement issues.
Feedback is due by 7 April 2020.