Play Groups

Children learn to share and communicate with one another and at the same time develop their fine and gross motor skills, language, cognitive and social skills through the various experiences that are programmed for them each week.

After School Programs

We provide the children with something to eat, help them with their homework and finish off with craft and educational games. We also enjoy outside play on the equipment.

Women’s Group

Women get together to offer support to each other here. They not only have meetings but also participate in craft projects, swapping ideas and continuing to encourage each other.

Youth Groups

Our Liverpool Youth Connections programs run at Pirie Street, Liverpool. We also offer Shazaam - Year 6 girls group run for 10 weeks annually at the Warwick Farm Primary School.

Our Strive Girls group runs weekly at Warwick Farm Neighbourhood Centre.

Try Time - Year 6 Boys group run for 10 weeks annually at the Warwick Farm Primary School

Thrive Boys group runs weekly at the Warwick Farm Neighbourhood Centre.

School Holiday Programs

Warwick Farm School holiday program operates out of Warwick Neighbourhood Centre. We are open over the school holidays from 9:00am - 12:00pm 3 days per week for primary school aged children 5 - 12 years.

Supported Grandparents and Carers

These groups are for the seniors in our community to help reduce social isolation and to give them a safe environment to meet in where they can socialise with people of a similar age and circumstance. They regularly meet each week and enjoy monthly meetings, speakers and assorted activities. 

Health & Fitness

Our health and fitness classes help people learn new skills, improve their fitness, improve their confidence and form new friendships. Classes include gentle exercise and yoga.

Food Relief

We offer Heckenberg Food Parcels fortnightly; Heckenberg Dinner in a Bag – as required and Warwick Farm/Youth Oz Harvest food parcels weekly 

TAFE Classes

We run 2 to 3 courses per year this year this has included Safe Food Handling Supervisor and beauty courses.

Place-based Philanthropy

‘Place-based philanthropy’ means social investment in a geographic area. This location-focused giving seeks to bring together resources needed by the community to support the changes they wish to achieve.

Our program delivers change in Liverpool by bringing together partners to work with our local community in a creative and effective way. 

The outcomes are growth in self-esteem and confidence for individuals, capacity building for people one-by-one and for the organisations that help them.

Business Incubator

Since 2014, Liverpool Neighbourhood Connections’ micro business incubator has successfully developed 32 small businesses ideas for women from the Liverpool area. 

These women are now in a position to take their businesses further by selling their products online, at markets and in The Rising Collective Boutique. 

The Rising Collective Boutique

The Rising Collective Boutique is a pop-up shop generously given to us by Liverpool City Council. With support from Sydney Community Foundation and The Office Space, women are able to display and sell their products at the shop all year round.

Strive and Shaazam

Shaazam is a 10-week program at Warwick Farm Public School for Year 6 girls. LNC works with the police, along with other facilitators, to prepare the young girls for high school. Once they are in high school they are invited to join the after-school high school program Strive.

Thrive and Try Time

Try Time is a 10-week program at Warwick Farm Public School for Year 6 boys. LNC works with Liverpool police, the NRL, Cricket Australia and Charity Bounce to teach confidence and leadership to boys and prepare them for high school. Once they are in high school they are invited to join the after-school high school program called Thrive.