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Community groups with venues can check-in and win with council's new project

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Community groups with venues have been urged to check-in with Sunshine Coast Council, to ensure the venues are supported and well-used.

Council is eager to better understand the range of venues and to learn more about what each one offers.

So councillors have urged all community and religious organisations, sports clubs, schools and other groups who operate a community venue to have their say, for the chance to win a $500 voucher for their organisation.

Community Portfolio Councillor David Law said the Community Venues Check-In would run until Friday, December 3.

“The Sunshine Coast is home to a wide range of community venues. They provide important spaces for activities, programs, services and events within our community,” Cr Law said.

“This Check-In includes all hireable spaces for community use and looks at understanding the region’s community venues better, their capacity and accessibility, plus opportunities so we can help support them in becoming the best well-used and activated spaces.

Glass House Community Hall.

“One of the priorities of the Sunshine Coast Community Strategy 2019-2041 is that our region’s community infrastructure is safe, welcoming, inclusive, adaptable, well used and activated.

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“Community venues are important in our region, as they bring people together, and help build social capital and community capacity. They also support individuals, families and communities to grow and thrive.”

Currimundi Community Hall.

Council receives a range of enquiries from people looking for meeting spaces in certain locations, and with specific requirements. By sharing information about what the region’s venues have on offer and their overall accessibility and availability, Council can help with these enquiries more effectively.

The survey will also assist council to plan for community venues more effectively.

Survey respondents will also be asked if they’re interested in having a central online directory for community venues, so that operators can promote their spaces and be connected with potential hirers.

For more information visit the Community Venues Check-In page.

 

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