City of Playford

Seven community organisations and clubs have shared in up to $27,000 of Community Development and Events Grants thanks to the City of Playford.

Today marks National Sorry Day, a day that remembers and acknowledges the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, the Stolen Generation.

At 91 years of age Opal Pfeiffer is one of the longest serving volunteers at the City of Playford’s Library service, having volunteered with the library for 24 years.

The City of Playford is hosting walking tours and activities to commemorate National Reconciliation Week in 2021.

Doug Petty is known for his artistic skills and sense of humor amongst participants of the City of Playford’s disability and accessibility group, Playford Friends.

As an active Youth Advisory Committee member, Emily has gained various skills that has helped support her personal and professional development.

From supporting local gigs at the Northern Sound System (NSS) to working on international touring acts such as U2 and Elton John, Michael Murphy is striking the right note in the music industry.

The City of Playford is encouraging the community to have its say on the draft Annual Business Plan and Budget 2021/22 and draft Long Term Financial Plan 2021/22 currently out for public consultation.

Kelsey Woodards is eager to get into the classroom putting her learnings into action. Kelsey started volunteering for Playford 10, a project that works with year 4 and 5 students to connect them to ongoing activities, in 2020.

Nike Babalola is a local resident and business owner of Senami, a disability and mental health service based at Anderson Walk in Smithfield, which has experienced significant growth since its establishment in 2018.