Wanju Welcome Queens Park

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What’s being shaped?

Wanju Welcome Queens Park has been one of the City’s revitalisation action plan to create a neighbourhood of welcome in which everyone feels like they belong, can be themselves and take ownership for shaping the neighbourhood story.

The project sought to welcome (“Wanju”) everyone to Queens Park and to celebrate the diversity of our community and nurture connections between people. The premise has been about working together to breathe new life and vitality into the neighbourhood to ensure it is safe, vibrant and accessible.

Backstory

Queens Park is one of Canning’s most diverse neighbourhoods with 60% of

What’s being shaped?

Wanju Welcome Queens Park has been one of the City’s revitalisation action plan to create a neighbourhood of welcome in which everyone feels like they belong, can be themselves and take ownership for shaping the neighbourhood story.

The project sought to welcome (“Wanju”) everyone to Queens Park and to celebrate the diversity of our community and nurture connections between people. The premise has been about working together to breathe new life and vitality into the neighbourhood to ensure it is safe, vibrant and accessible.

Backstory

Queens Park is one of Canning’s most diverse neighbourhoods with 60% of residents born overseas.

The neighbourhood is rich in community infrastructure, public open space and cultural assets. During this project we have encouraged and supported community groups to improve and activate the local area.

The objective of the Queens Park Revitalisation Plan was to revitalise the Queens Park neighbourhood in partnership with community over the short term and beyond. The City, in collaboration with community, intends to imbue the neighbourhood with new life and vitality, harnessing local assets,and responding to identified community need.

Over the past three years, our engagement with the Queens Park community has sparked a remarkable transformation. Through dedicated efforts and collaboration, we've embarked on a journey to revitalise our neighbourhood, breathing new life into every corner and fostering a sense of belonging for all residents. At the heart of this initiative lies our unwavering commitment to listening to the voices of our community members, valuing their input, and translating their feedback into tangible actions.

Our approach has been multifaceted, encompassing various programs and events designed to enrich the fabric of Queens Park. From vibrant cultural celebrations to educational workshops and recreational activities, we've strived to offer something for everyone, catering to the diverse interests and needs of our community.

Get Involved

Help us close the loop in the revitalisation of Queens Park by sharing your thoughts on the actions we've already taken!

We're seeking your valuable feedback on the Wanju Welcome Queens Park Revitalisation Action Plan. Have you noticed the changes? Do you have ideas for further improvement?

Your input will play a crucial role in shaping the next steps of our neighbourhood's journey towards inclusivity and vibrancy. Together, we can ensure that everyone feels welcome and valued in Queens Park.

Thank you for helping us create a neighbourhood where everyone thrives! 🏡✨ #WanjuWelcome #QueensParkRevitalisation #ClosingTheLoop

What are the next steps?

Fill in the survey below to help continue shaping our neighbourhood together

You can also email welcome@canning.wa.gov.au directly.



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    • Date: 13th June
    • Time: 2:00 pm - 4:00pm
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    Click here to Register for the event https://www.yoursaycanning.com.au/wanju-welcome-queens-park/surveys/grow-your-neighbourhood-registration-2


  • Tree Planting in Godfrey Park

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    Time: 3:30 - 4:30

    Location: Godfrey Park Playground

    See you there! 🌿

    For more info, contact kiara.vowles@canning.wa.gov.au


    Click here to register for the event https://www.yoursaycanning.com.au/wanju-welcome-queens-park/surveys/grow-your-neighbourhood-registration-2

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    🌳📚🏠 Dive into a world of imagination with Nature Play WA's Storytime Cubbies event! Join us for a morning of outdoor adventure at Queens Park Reserve as families come together to build their own cozy cubbies amidst the wonders of nature.

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