Rather than considering individual facilities in isolation, CFNA looks at the wider network of community spaces available to residents, including Council facilities, community-owned facilities, clubs, churches, schools and other providers. The goal is to ensure communities have access to the right spaces, in the right places, in a way that is sustainable and provides value for money.
KCDC recognises that many of the district's most important community facilities are owned and operated by community organisations. This project is not about Council looking to takeover community facilities. Instead, KCDC is seeking to better understand the full network of facilities, how they are used, what role they play in supporting community outcomes, and how different providers collectively contribute to the district.
Community surveys will open on 27 October and run through to 29 November.
KCDC will also be undertaking a separate survey specifically for community facility providers. This will give organisations like us an opportunity to share information about the Club, how it operates, the services it provides, and any opportunities or challenges we see for the future.
Further information is available on the KCDC website here.
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