Social infrastructure is the fabric of our community. It refers to the places and spaces that bring us together; where we make friends, stay active, learn new skills and access important services.
"For many of us, these places are like our
second home."
The Social Infrastructure Plan will outline the
needs of our community, investment priorities relating to social
infrastructure, and the way forward to ensure that people know what is
planned in the place that they live.
The plan comprises 13 individual Social
Infrastructure Network Reports and is intended to provide Council and the
community with a single, simpler and more integrated strategic summary of
Council’s investment priorities over the next 1-3 years.
The plan will be closely monitored and updated
each year in line with the realisation of transformational elements identified
in the document and as our understanding of social infrastructure continues to
mature and grow.
About social infrastructure
Social Infrastructure
Policy
The plan
Social Infrastructure network reports