A Coffs Harbour school community is celebrating its success in the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnership program with a $28,600 grant.
Member for Coffs Harbour Gurmesh Singh congratulates Autism Spectrum Australia’s Aspect School on its successful funding application for much-needed repairs to damaged fencing.
“This is fantastic news for the school which is looking forward to these improvements going ahead,” Mr Singh said.
“The project involves replacing broken fencing to strengthen essential safety measures for the school’s students. The existing damaged fences and gates will be removed and replaced.
“I’m extremely pleased these improvements can now proceed and I look forward to seeing this project take shape.”
The Aspect School in Coffs Harbour has been a beneficiary of previous Community Building Partnership funding for projects including the upgrade to its playground.
The 2025 Community Building Partnership grants program is bringing to life many projects across the Coffs Coast, which secured more than $440,000 in funding for local infrastructure upgrades.
