Premier Chris Minns provides $60,000 for sensory playground initiative
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What happened
Chris Minns provided $60,000 from his discretionary fund to Shoalhaven Council to design a new sensory playground at Drexel Park in North Nowra. The initiative, called The wings and swings playground initiative, was started by Corey Montgomery and Katie Amess.
Why it matters
The funding supports the transformation of the existing park into a destination for inclusive and sensory play. The project is being developed in partnership with the Airlie Fairy Foundation to support children of all abilities.
Who's involved
- Chris MinnsProvided $60,000 from his discretionary fund for the project
- Drexel ParkThe location where the new sensory playground will be designed
- Anthony AlbaneseNot involved in this specific funding announcement
- New South WalesThe state where the project is located
- One NationNot involved in this specific funding announcement
- Australian Capital TerritoryNot involved in this specific funding announcement
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Drexel ParkSpeculative
Local design and construction firms might see increased contracts for the park's transformation and development costs.