Fairfield City Council 2026 Community Development Grants Program Round 2:

The Program provides funding to not-for-profit community organisations based and/or operating within the Fairfield LGA and/or principally serving Fairfield residents. Categories:

  • Arts and Culture
  • Community Capacity Building
  • Disability
  • Harmony Week
  • Refugee Week
  • Seniors
  • Youth Week

Closes Thursday, 1 October, 1pm

Information & application

Community

Rev Bill Crews Medical Van

The Rev Bill Crews Foundation medical van provides healthcare for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. A mobile team of a GP, nurse, and social worker offers health checks, screening, preventative care, treatment, ongoing healthcare support, and referrals to health and community services.

Operates 12pm-2pm alongside the Rev Bill Crews Foundation’s Wednesday food support program at Fairfield Station Forecourt.

More information

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

Online Coaching Program for Building Culturally Grounded Relationships with Aboriginal Communities

Western Sydney Community Forum (WSCF) is partnering with Aboriginal cross-cultural coach, facilitator and trainer, Anny Druett, to deliver Pearl’s Plan – a virtual coaching program helping community sector organisations build culturally grounded relationships with Aboriginal communities.

The program is based on a framework of Nine Pearls, which represent nine specific areas where Aboriginal and mainstream ways of working can come together. Each week, participants work through one Pearl and will be invited to apply what they are learning in areas such as service delivery, organisational development and governance. 

Program information & registration
Program information sessions

Ageing

South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) Survey on Improving Healthcare for Older People

A survey to explore the barriers and enablers to older people accessing timely, appropriate and coordinated healthcare and aged care support. Feedback will help identify local service gaps, improve understanding of older patients’ needs, and inform how health and aged care support is planned and delivered in SWS.

Complete survey

Culturally & Linguistically Diverse (CALD)

Diversity & Disability Alliance (d+da) Vietnamese Peer Cafe

This session provides an opportunity for the Vietnamese community to ask the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) their questions directly, to clarify NDIS processes, understand available supports, and address individual queries in an accessible setting.

Thursday, 17 September, 10.30am-12.30pm
Fairfield City HQ, 17 Kenyon St, Fairfield

Flyer
Registration

Chilean Festival

Presented by the Colo Colo Sports Social Club to celebrate Chile’s National Day (Fiestas Patrias), this festival features authentic Chilean and Latin cuisine, traditional folklore, live bands, and cultural performances alongside children’s activities and sporting displays to share Chilean heritage and strengthen community connections.

Sunday, 20 September, 11am-10pm
Fairfield Showground, 443 Smithfield Rd, Prairiewood

Tickets

Grand Philippine Fiesta Kultura 2026

Philippine Australian Sports & Culture festival with traditional dances, regional performances, authentic Filipino cuisine and street food favourites, community pageants, market stalls, and family-friendly activities.

Sunday, 4 October, 10am-11pm
Fairfield Showground, 443 Smithfield Rd, Prairiewood

Tickets

Disability

Fair Foundations LifeAbility Hub (Day Program) September 2026 Calendar

Day program for people with disability – September activities include aqua golf, craft, cooking, games, outings, ten pin bowling, and more.

Monday to Saturday, 9.30am-2.30pm
82 Tangerine St, Fairfield East

September calendar
Website
Contact: 9727 4333 or hello@fairfoundations.org.au

Families & Children

South Western Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD) Munch & Move Newsletter September 2026

In this month’s edition:

  • Access Munch & Move recorded webinars and receive a Certificate of Completion
  • Child Protection Week, Father’s Day, R U OK Day & International Literacy Day
  • Eating and exercise tips
  • Diphtheria information

Munch & Move Newsletter September 2026

Community Storytime Children’s Week Celebration

A fun morning hosted by CORE Community Services, designed to support early learning, imagination and community connection – with plenty of opportunities for little ones to explore, create and celebrate together. Recommended for families with children 2-5 years.

Friday, 2 October, 11am-1pm
Cabravale Memorial Park, 151 Railway Pde, Cabramatta

Flyer
Registration

Living Library: New Parents’ Mental Wellbeing Stories

South Western Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD) Mental Wellbeing Team invites new parents from SWS to express interest in contributing their stories to Living Library, sharing real-life experiences to help improve understanding of mental health, challenge stigma and encourage people to seek support.

Living Library information
Expression of Interest form
Contact: SWSLHD-Wellbeing@health.nsw.gov.au

Workshop: Understand, Recognise, Respond – Foundations in Domestic & Family Violence Practice

Delivered by Lifeline Australia, this two-day workshop provides practical, NSW-specific knowledge and resources to support safer and more consistent responses when domestic and family violence is identified. Designed for professionals who may not be domestic and family violence specialists, but who may recognise concerns and connect people with support.

Various dates & locations, including Fairfield, Liverpool & Online, throughout 2026 & 2027

Registration

Young People

HSC Study Hub Extended Hours

Fairfield City Open Libraries offer help for students getting ready for the HSC, providing a quiet place to study or support services to help them prepare.

Extended opening hours are available until Thursday, 5 November at Bonnyrigg Library and Whitlam Library Cabramatta. Bonnyrigg Library will remain open until 8pm on Wednesdays, while Whitlam Library Cabramatta will be open until 10pm, Tuesday to Thursday. 

Website
Contact: 9725 0323 or theworkary@fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au

Fair Foundations Youth Drop-In Service September 2026 Calendar

Safe and supportive place for young people 12-24 years. Run by Youth & Family Support Specialists, it offers access to sports, activities, tailored support, as well as a space to socialise and have fun.

Monday to Thursday, 3pm-6pm
Fairfield Youth & Community Centre, 55 Vine Street, Fairfield 

September Calendar
Website
Contact: 9727 4333 or hello@fairfoundations.org.au

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