2021/2022 Annual Report

Programs and Facilities
Volunteers
Council is fortunate to have 210 active volunteers across 9 program areas, collectively giving over 11,000 hours to the
Community each year. Council recognises its volunteers annually at the Volunteers dinner and an end of year celebration.
Home Support Program
Jointly funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, the Campbelltown Home Support Program provides a
range of services for frail older people and younger people with a disability to be able to continue living independently in their
own homes and within the community.
The program was able to assist 1,202 clients over the 2021/2022 financial year with the following services delivered:
» Domestic assistance total 8,435 hours
» Home maintenance and garden maintenance total 1,952 hours
» Home modifications total $38,381
» Social Support Groups total 13,035 hours
» Assisted Shopping total 1,068 hours
» Transport total 5,494 one way trips.
Council Facilities
Council maintains facilities on behalf of the Community, which are available for hire by clubs, organisations or individuals for
long term, short term or individual event hire.
Further information about each of the available facilities and hiring of venues is available from www.campbelltown.sa.gov.au/halls.
Halls and Meeting Places
Council owned halls and meeting places available for Community use are:
» Athelstone Community Hall
» Brookside Cellars
» Campbelltown Function Centre
» Campbelltown Memorial Oval Hall
» Foxfield Oval Hall
» Hectorville Community Centre
» Lochend Community Hall
» Magill Girl Guides
» Magill Senior Citizens Hall
» Margary Dunn Centre
» Max Amber Sportsfield.
Meeting rooms are also available for hire at the Campbelltown Library and The ARC Campbelltown for use by Community
and Corporate groups.
The Marchant Community Centre, Athelstone also offers programs and services to the Community.
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