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Council strives to support our region to be inclusive, supportive, inspiring, healthy and progressive by providing the services and support that allow our community members to engage in the interests they enjoy, while having access to the services they need.
When we live in harmonious communities we feel safe and welcome, trust and respect each other, volunteer more and work cooperatively towards common community goals.
We want to live in well serviced neighbourhoods that provide access and equity to even our most vulnerable community members.
A changing demographic profile, increasing community expectation, limited resources and competing priorities have all put pressure on existing community networks and Council services. The challenge ahead is how we adapt to the changing requirements of our evolving community whilst continuing to provide essential social services in an equitable and affordable manner.
Services provided:
Home Support Services
Community Transport
Medical Transport
Childcare and Preschool Services
Disability Support
Volunteering Service
Parks
Sports fields and aquatic centres
Aboriginal Support Officer
Community Centres and halls
Local and Cultural entertainment and events
Libraries
Museums
Previous Community Plan outcomes:
Community programs, services and facilities meet the needs of the community and provide a safe place to live
Events and cultural activities provide the community with an opportunity to celebrate the unique culture and lifestyle of the region
Services are provided to ensure inclusiveness and support the vulnerable members of our community
Services and activities are provided for all ages and segments of our community to promote life-long learning, healthy living and community well-being
Key questions:
What do you want for your community?
What are the main social, cultural and recreational issues for our community?
What new social issues are emerging that we need to consider?
What do you believe should be the main social outcomes for Armidale Regional Council?
Council strives to support our region to be inclusive, supportive, inspiring, healthy and progressive by providing the services and support that allow our community members to engage in the interests they enjoy, while having access to the services they need.
When we live in harmonious communities we feel safe and welcome, trust and respect each other, volunteer more and work cooperatively towards common community goals.
We want to live in well serviced neighbourhoods that provide access and equity to even our most vulnerable community members.
A changing demographic profile, increasing community expectation, limited resources and competing priorities have all put pressure on existing community networks and Council services. The challenge ahead is how we adapt to the changing requirements of our evolving community whilst continuing to provide essential social services in an equitable and affordable manner.
Services provided:
Home Support Services
Community Transport
Medical Transport
Childcare and Preschool Services
Disability Support
Volunteering Service
Parks
Sports fields and aquatic centres
Aboriginal Support Officer
Community Centres and halls
Local and Cultural entertainment and events
Libraries
Museums
Previous Community Plan outcomes:
Community programs, services and facilities meet the needs of the community and provide a safe place to live
Events and cultural activities provide the community with an opportunity to celebrate the unique culture and lifestyle of the region
Services are provided to ensure inclusiveness and support the vulnerable members of our community
Services and activities are provided for all ages and segments of our community to promote life-long learning, healthy living and community well-being
Key questions:
What do you want for your community?
What are the main social, cultural and recreational issues for our community?
What new social issues are emerging that we need to consider?
What do you believe should be the main social outcomes for Armidale Regional Council?
