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24.01.2022 Dont forget there is free health care assessments for kids under 5 at the hub on Wednesdays. Call or text Laura on 0490 302 162 to book. (For Lethbridge Park & Willmot residents only)

22.01.2022 Our friends at The Hive are giving packs to kids 0-5 in the 2770 post code! Inbox The Hive, Mt Druitt. and let them know if youre interested.

22.01.2022 ** GIVEAWAY TIME** To celebrate INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FRIENDSHIP coming up on the 30th of July, The Hive team would like to gift a lucky child 0-5 years that... lives in 2770 a present! TO ENTER: - Tell us what suburb you live in - Like our Facebook page - Post a photo of your child and their best friend (This can be a person, pet or toy!) Image description: A developmental activity pad, crayola washable markers, egg chalk & a tub of picnic play-doh.

21.01.2022 Something Fishy going on here!

20.01.2022 The Willmot Community Hub team are also a part of the Hive initiative. We are around if you want a chat via phone, zoom or want to meet up.

20.01.2022 Quiz Q. 8 What are the 2 flags that normally fly from the Willmot Community Hub?Quiz Q. 8 What are the 2 flags that normally fly from the Willmot Community Hub?

20.01.2022 Willmot Public School is going to do a Q & A on their Facebook page. If you have any questions about returning to school, or concerns. Comment below.Willmot Public School is going to do a Q & A on their Facebook page. If you have any questions about returning to school, or concerns. Comment below.

19.01.2022 There are a lifting of restrictions, but this is still the same

17.01.2022 Wondering what is changing about the restrictions this weekend? From Friday 15 May, the following will be allowed: outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people... cafes and restaurants can seat 10 patrons at any one time and continue to provide takeaway services up to 5 visitors may visit another household at any one time weddings can have up to 10 guests plus the celebrant and couple indoor funerals can have up to 20 mourners and outdoor funerals up to 30 religious gatherings and places of worship can have up to 10 worshippers outdoor playground and exercise equipment can be used with caution outdoor pools will be open with restrictions. Maintaining physical distance and frequent hand are washing still very important. STAY SAFE

16.01.2022 Don't forget there is free health care assessments for kids under 5 at the hub on Wednesdays. Call or text Laura on 0490 302 162 to book. (For Lethbridge Park & Willmot residents only)

16.01.2022 Quiz Q. 7 What craft did Jo make with the kids today?Quiz Q. 7 What craft did Jo make with the kids today?

15.01.2022 June 3 is Mabo Day a day we remember Eddie Koiki Mabo and his successful fight to end the lie of ‘terra nullius’ (land belonging to no one). The Mabo case fou...ght the legal concept that Australia and the Torres Strait Islands were not owned by Indigenous peoples because they did not ‘use’ the land in ways Europeans believed constituted some kind of legal possession. The case was heard over ten years and on 3 June 1992, the High Court of Australia recognised that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have rights to the land rights that existed before the British arrived and can still exist today. The Mabo decision was a turning point for the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ rights, because it acknowledged their unique connection with the land. It also led to the Australian Parliament passing the Native Title Act in 1993. Sadly, Eddie Mabo never found out the result of his legal case. He died in January 1992, just five months before the High Court made its decision. In 2015, Sydney Observatory honoured his legacy by naming a star ‘Koiki’. Read more: https://bit.ly/2MaboStar You can read more about Eddie Mabo and this important case: https://bit.ly/MaboDay2020 #NRW2020 #InThisTogether2020 #Reconciliation #MaboDay

15.01.2022 BLACKTOWN CITY COUNCIL RESIDENTS!! - We are looking for people aged 18+ years to participate in paid online research to gain a better understanding of preferenc...es for the future of waste management services in the local area. This research involves Zoom discussions and participation in an online question/answer platform. Please be assured we are not selling anything, no scams, no catches, we are just interested in your opinion. If you have any questions or concerns please call Melissa at Woolcott Research & Engagement on 9261 5221 or [email protected]. If you are interested in participating please click link below to find our more information. Please Share! Thank you! www.woolcott.com.au/blacktown

13.01.2022 June 3 is Mabo Day a day we remember Eddie Koiki Mabo and his successful fight to end the lie of terra nullius (land belonging to no one). The Mabo case fou...ght the legal concept that Australia and the Torres Strait Islands were not owned by Indigenous peoples because they did not use the land in ways Europeans believed constituted some kind of legal possession. The case was heard over ten years and on 3 June 1992, the High Court of Australia recognised that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have rights to the land rights that existed before the British arrived and can still exist today. The Mabo decision was a turning point for the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples rights, because it acknowledged their unique connection with the land. It also led to the Australian Parliament passing the Native Title Act in 1993. Sadly, Eddie Mabo never found out the result of his legal case. He died in January 1992, just five months before the High Court made its decision. In 2015, Sydney Observatory honoured his legacy by naming a star Koiki. Read more: https://bit.ly/2MaboStar You can read more about Eddie Mabo and this important case: https://bit.ly/MaboDay2020 #NRW2020 #InThisTogether2020 #Reconciliation #MaboDay

11.01.2022 4 more days of our 20 day giveaway left!

11.01.2022 We begin National Reconciliation Week 2020 by acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, work and live and paying our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders The Hub is on Darug Land

11.01.2022 We will be on our front verandah. How about you?

10.01.2022 Are you guys playing trivia on our page to win vouchers at Western Sydney Donuts - WSD?

10.01.2022 "Families need to have a set of values... Values are conscious choices in behaviour based on whats precious to us and guide the way we live." In our fourth vid...eo in our helping families thrive during covid-19, Sallie from our Families Course shares how values help us to create the boundaries that help our families thrive. P.S Next week our ONLINE version of the Families Course LAUNCHES with course times to suit families on Australias east and west coast. Come along as a family, join in with a friend, find out more at familiescourse.com/courses/

09.01.2022 It’s peach season! Come on down to Ignite Food Store on Luxford Rd Emerton

08.01.2022 Hi All After some fruit & veg?? We have some amazing specials happening at the moment. If you do not want to purchase the boxes we do have a $10 Fruit & Veg hamper available.

08.01.2022 Sometimes you just find your kind of people

07.01.2022 Learn the changes that affect you from June 1 in NSW. Residents can: Travel to regional NSW for a holiday.... Visit the museums, galleries, libraries and zoos that are open. Go to pubs, clubs, cafes and restaurants with up to 50 seated customers. Attend beauty and nail salons under COVID-safe guidelines. Attend places of worship and funerals with up to 50. Attend weddings with up to 20 guests. Find out more at https://bit.ly/NSW-Restrictions

06.01.2022 The Check Ups Before School (CUBS) Program is making it easier to get your childs Blue Book developmental checks for children 0-5 & answer any questions about your childs milestones. All you need to do is: - Call/text Laura on 0490 302 162 to book - Bring your childs blue book & medicare card... If you dont have your blue book or medicare card youre still welcome, call Laura to discuss. The Willmot Community Hub is still closed during COVID19. Appointments are essential for these checks. Safety measures such as temperature checks and hand sanitiser is required for all people upon entry to the Willmot Hub. ** These checks are for Willmot & Lethbridge Park Residents only** These checks are free for everyone at the Mt Druitt Community Health Centre.

06.01.2022 CUBS (Check Ups Before School) is ongoing at the Willmot Community Hub. Message us, text/call Laura on 0490 302 162 to book!

06.01.2022 Thats all Folks

04.01.2022 Quiz Q. 6 How many Hot Chocolates does Steve let you have at Holiday Program?Quiz Q. 6 How many Hot Chocolates does Steve let you have at Holiday Program?

03.01.2022 Some silliness in between quiz questions!

03.01.2022 The Check Ups Before School (CUBS) Program is making it easier to get your child's Blue Book developmental checks for children 0-5 & answer any questions about your child's milestones. All you need to do is: - Call/text Laura on 0490 302 162 to book - Bring your child's blue book & medicare card... If you don't have your blue book or medicare card you're still welcome, call Laura to discuss. The Willmot Community Hub is still closed during COVID19. Appointments are essential for these checks. Safety measures such as temperature checks and hand sanitiser is required for all people upon entry to the Willmot Hub. ** These checks are for Willmot & Lethbridge Park Residents only** These checks are free for everyone at the Mt Druitt Community Health Centre.

03.01.2022 Challenge: Send (as an inbox to the Hub page) A photo of you doing the Hip Hop dance steps from todayChallenge: Send (as an inbox to the Hub page) A photo of you doing the Hip Hop dance steps from today

02.01.2022 Register interest in the Return to Work Program | Service NSW The $10 million Return to Work Program is a NSW Government initiative. It is designed to provide tailored support to women seeking to re-enter the workforce after a period of absence. One-off grants of up to $5000 will be available to cover the financial obstacles that can face women wanting to get.... www.service.nsw.gov.au

01.01.2022 20 WAYS TO BE IN THIS TOGETHER IN 2020 From online events, to films, book club, colouring-in, and learning somethinghere are some ways you can be #InThisTogether2020. All times AEST. You can find out the most up to date info on our socials. 1. Connect online for the National Acknowledgement of Country at 12 pm Wednesday 27 May... Today at 12pm. 2. Tune in for a live debate: Reconciliation Bridge Walks of 2000: Paving the path for reconciliation, Facebook Live 12pm Thursday 28 May 3. In Concert Together: Busby Marou, Alice Skye & Jimblah hosted by Christine Anu on Facebook Live and ABC Radio 9.05pm Friday 29 May 4. Capture the QR code on the printed poster with your phones camera to make the artwork come alive 5. Host an online screening of a Reconciliation Film Club documentary 6. Read your virtual copy of Reconciliation News May 2020 on our website 7. Host a virtual book club or reading room with our reconciliation Look for a Book reading list 8. Download the NRW 2020 video conference background to display in your virtual meetings 9. Download the poster to display in your front window. Share a picture on social with tags: #InThisTogether2020 and #NRW2020 10. Groove out or chill with our reconciliation channel on Indigitube during Reconciliation Week. 11. Learn more about Nikita Ridgeways artwork, Reconciliation, a continuing journey of growth and togetherness for NRW 2020 12. Read the Uluru Statement from the Heart and share with your friends 13. Learn about the history of the Reconciliation Bridge Walks, held across Australia 20 years ago 14. Share your photos and memories of the Reconciliation Bridge Walks on social with the hashtags: #InThisTogether2020 and #NRW2020 15. Watch the documentary In My Blood it Runs via Vimeo and check out their free screenings for schools 16. Follow Reconciliation Australia on social on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter 17. Cook a dish using native ingredients from your local area and share a photo 18. Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses and enterprises 19. Get creative and hold your own virtual NRW 2020 event with family and friends 20. Stay safe and healthy, and be involved with your local community because we are #InThisTogether2020. *(all times AEST) #NRW2020

01.01.2022 Its been three long years since the Uluru Statement from the Heart. In it, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people called for constitutional recognition and a Voice to Parliament we stand with them