THE electorate of Badgerys Creek has secured $450,000 in funding for a total of 13 infrastructure projects through the 2025 Community Building Partnership (CBP) Program.

Tanya Davies MP, Member for Badgerys Creek stated, “I’m thrilled to have advocated for and supported these projects which will improve our local facilities and enhance the vibrancy and inclusivity of the local community.

“I commend all successful organisations for their outstanding work and I look forward to seeing these projects make positive outcomes for community groups in the area,” said Mrs Davies.

The full list of successful projects in the Badgerys Creek electorate for this round are:

• Caroline Chisholm College: Installation of sun shade umbrella/sails

• Holy Family Primary School, Luddenham: Multi sport court refurbishment

• Bethany Catholic Primary Glenmore Park: Outdoor learning space

• Anowah Community Living Ltd: Purchase of a new wheelchair modified vehicle

• Holy Spirit Primary School, St Clair: Upgrade public address system

• Barramurra Public School P&C Association: Shade structures for playground equipment

• NSW Wheelchair Rugby League Inc: Vehicle to transport wheelchairs and equipment to regional areas

• Oran Park High School P&C Association: Outdoor seating – student break out area

• NSW RFSA on behalf of Mulgoa Rural Fire Brigade: Purchase of a storage shed to store equipment used in maintaining the Fire Station

• Anglican Church Property Trust Diocese of Sydney as Trustee for the Parish of Glenmore Park and Mulgoa: Replacement of the existing domestic-standard kitchen with a commercial-grade kitchen

• Greater West Childcare Ltd: New school transport bus

• Penrith City Council: Installation of bus shelter on School House Road, Regentville

• Trustees of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary: Amenities block repairs

The Community Building Partnership program has funded more than 22,400 community projects since it commenced in 2009.

Mrs Davies will continue to work towards securing further investment and positive outcomes for our community.

For more information, visit the Community Building Partnership website: nsw.gov.au/cbp