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Community

We provide a wide range of programs and services for the vibrant and diverse residents who call our City home

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

Lake Macquarie City Council acknowledges that Aboriginal people, in this area, the Awabakal, were the first people of this land, and are the proud survivors of more than two hundred years of continuing dispossession

Children and schools

Council has a range of exciting and engaging programs designed for schools and children of primary and high school age

Over 55s

Programs and services for Lake Macquarie residents aged over 55, aimed to help them live a full, healthy and active life.

Young people

Lake Macquarie City Council is dedicated to providing services for young residents, aged between 12 and 24

People with disability

Lake Macquarie City Council is committed to being an inclusive and accessible city for people of all abilities

Volunteer with us

Spend more time in your community, meet new people and gain new skills and experience by volunteering with us

Good Neighbour Program

We are calling on our residents to be ‘good neighbours’ and offer to help others in the community with basic tasks. Learn what you can do to help your neighbours.

Community directory

The Community Directory is a listing of non-profit community-based organisations, services, and facilities within the Lake Macquarie area.

Community noticeboard

The noticeboard is a place for residents and community organisations to find the latest news from community and social services in Lake Macquarie.

Community safety

Creating a safer community is a key priority for Council. Check out some of our community safety education campaigns.

Homelessness and community resources

A list of local directories and referral options to support customers experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Lake Macquarie and the Hunter. Updated August 2024