Organisations, Associations & Clubs in Wentworthville, NSW

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Gem and Lapidary Council of NSW Inc

Closed now

73 Fullagar Rd, Wentworthville, 2145

0427 993 903

Karabi Community & Development Services Inc

Closed now

41 FYALL AVE, Wentworthville, 2145

(02) 9631 6575

Community Organization

Beyond Services Pty Ltd

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1/44-48 Lane Street, Wentworthville, 2145

0416 700 369

As experienced disability service providers in Sydney, we strive to help the participants reach their goals. So, we take several approaches, and even customise the support programs depending on the physical and mental state of the participant. Thus, you can rest assured that if you are a participant and have us on your side, you will get to develop daily living and life skills.

Amelie Housing

Closed now

level 5/73/75 Dunmore St, Wentworthville, 2145

Goodstart Wentworthville - Childcare Centre

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90 Dunmore Street, Wentworthville, 2145

(02) 9896 4032

Goodstart Early Learning Child Care Centre Wentworthville is located close to Westmead Hospital, with excellent access to public transport and plenty of parking for staff and families. Catering to 48 children each day, we offer care and play-based learning to children from six weeks to five years. Inside, all of the rooms - from Nursery to Kindergarten / Preschool - are all set up in line with an Early Years Learning Framework, with sensory and play based learning opportunities. Colourful, stimulating surrounds ensure the children have the chance to grow and develop through sensory, play-based learning; and we are focused on ensuring the children are ready to take that all important step up to school. Our Storypark platform, as well as regular family nights and emailed newsletters, enable us to stay in close contact with parents and families, ensuring open and clear communication. This also means we can tailor each program to the child’s individual needs, interests and strengths – as well as the strong level of cultural diversity in our centre. Outside, we have age appropriate play spaces and equipment, all geared to enhance the children’s awareness of their surrounds and the greater environment, as well as their understanding of the importance of sustainability. Our play area has a sandpit with wooden deck, stage area, herb garden, vege patch with compost bin and worm farm, rock garden and spacious verandahs with lots of shade. We also have a cook on premises five days a week and we provide breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and a late snack. The meals that we provide are healthy and nutritious and we also cater for children who have allergies to certain foods. A major focus for our centre is how working with the broader community can help us enrich the children’s learning experience. Through visits to the centre as well as excursions and participation in community events, we are able to deepen the relationship between the centre and the community, while…