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Council's Social Planning and Cultural Development Section works with community groups, services and government agencies to jointly identify local needs and solutions, and to implement and/or attract funding for improvements and additions to social and physical infrastructure. Council has staff dedicated to your needs. Select the category below that best suits your interests:
| Aboriginal Services | - Aims to protect the interests and further the aspirations of Indigenous residents. |
| Affordable Housing | - A significant and increasing problem. |
| Cemeteries | - Valley wide information. |
| Children | - Focusing on the safety, health and well being of its children. |
| Community Centres and Halls | - Access to any of the 36 halls or 2 community centres. |
| Community Support Services | - Delivering high quality community care to individuals and families. |
| Crime Prevention | - A partnership with the Clarence Valley Crime Prevention Advisory Group. |
| Cultural Development | - Aimed at new and improved cultural opportunities and activities. |
| Disabilities Services | - Services to support people with disabilities. |
| Libraries | - Information on Library services, including the Mobile Library. |
| Meals on Wheels | - Meals delivered to your door by friendly volunteers. |
| Older People | - Services to support frail aged people in their own homes. |
| Pets and Animals | - Registering pets, lost animals and more. |
| Social Planning | - How council's Social Plan impacts on you. |
| Young People | - What is happening? |
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