Nominate a superstar who doesn't let age define them. Someone who lives in the moment, who decides to take on a new challenge and who is always on the hunt for new experiences.

At the heart of the City of Playford are its people. Council actively encourages residents to connect with their wider community.

Regular exercise helps you live longer and keeps you fit and healthy, both mentally and physically. The City of Playford partners with organisations such as Live Life Get Active, Anglicare SA and the Roger Rasheed Foundation to provide free fitness activities in our parks, reserves and playgrounds.

While the City of Playford has traditionally been home to many migrants from the British Isles, in recent decades that trend has slowed. Now the City of Playford is home to many people whose country of birth may be found in the Middle East, Africa or Asia, as well as Europe and Britain.

The Playford 10 project is about connecting children to ongoing activities. The project team works within schools with Year 4/5 students to identify their individual talents and strengths and link them into sports, arts or volunteering activities in their community.

The Elizabeth Rise Community Centre hosts a variety of local programs for residents in surrounding areas to learn, enjoy and develop their skills in a friendly welcoming environment.

Designed as a Hub for residents 50 years and older, the Grenville Hub has daily, weekly and monthly recurring events for patrons.

Practical, hands on adult education programs helping you take the next step towards your career.