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CommUNITY Connect

 

Registrations are now open! 
 

The 2026 Canterbury-Bankstown CommUNITY Connect for local government and non-government community organisations will be held over two days, 24-25 February 2026.

CommUNITY Connect 2026

Be part of CommUNITY Connect 2026

Register your spot for the 2026 Canterbury-Bankstown CommUNITY Connect.

Day 1 - Tuesday 24 February 2026, at Canterbury League Club, 26 Bridge Rd, Belmore

Day 2 - Wednesday 25 February 2026, at Bankstown Sports Club, 8 Greenfield Parade, Bankstown

Check in: 8:45am 
Event start: 9:20am 
Event close: 3.30pm

Cost: $30 per person.

Spaces are limited, registrations are essential. 

Registrations close Wednesday 11 February 2026

 

To view program and workshop details please click here.

These annual two-day workshops are limited to workers from local government and non-government community organisations in Canterbury-Bankstown.

Don't miss this opportunity to be a catalyst for positive change. 

CommUNITY Connect overview

2026’s CommUNITY Connect will provide local government and non-government community organisations from Canterbury-Bankstown with:

Professional development

Gain the tools and confidence to navigate the complexities of today’s community landscape. Through immersive sessions led by industry experts, you’ll uncover insights that strengthen your knowledge, sharpen your skills and broaden your perspectives. See the program for topics to be presented in each session.

Be inspired by our specialist line-up of guest speakers. From renowned experts to dedicated community advocates, each speaker brings unique experiences and valuable insights. Their sessions will challenge, motivate and empower you to make a difference.

Keynote speaker highlights

  • Strengthening social cohesion: Explore strategies to foster unity and resilience within diverse communities.
  • Change management: Discover practical approaches to lead and adapt effectively in times of transformation.

Emerging trends and priorities

Take an active role in shaping local priorities for CALD, Children and Families, Disability, First Nations, LGBTIQA+, Safety and Crime Prevention, Seniors and Youth communities to drive positive progress within Canterbury-Bankstown.  

Networking opportunities

Connect with like-minded professionals, community leaders and peers. Build rapport and relationships, exchange ideas and collaborate on initiatives to create meaningful impact. You’ll expand your network and open doors to new opportunities.

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