Community Services
Sydney is an attractive and vibrant city, with a rich mix of people from diverse social, cultural, religious and economic backgrounds. As an inner-city representative for a diverse community, I strive to serve all people equally.
A rapidly growing residential population of over 150,000 lives in inner Sydney, with the working population swelling to around 350,000 each working day. While Governments have encouraging more people into the inner City, a legacy of poor planning nas failed to guarantee standards of services and facilities for a sustainable living environment.
Through the wide range of Council programmes, work at a State level to get action from the NSW Government and advocacy federally, I defend the services and facilities needed for an expanding city population and fight for a better and safer living environment.
I believe that through practical and compassionate action, we can find solutions for the tough social problems faced by major cities throughout the world, such as homelessness, mental illness, and drug and alcohol addiction.
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Housing NSW Maintenance & Cleaning (15/03/2010)
Special Commission of Inquiry in to Child Protection Services in NSW (6/05/2008)
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Recent related information:
DONATIONS FROM LORD MAYOR’S SALARY TOP $953,000: Lord Mayor of Sydney—The Lord Mayor Clover Moore MP will today donate $114,590 to inner-city charities, bringing total donations from her Lord Mayoral salary to over $953... (17/03/2011)
Housing NSW Action in Woolloomooloo: Housing NSW must take responsibility for improving amenity and homelessness in Woolloomooloo.— (17/03/2011)
Woolloomooloo reaches breaking point: Member for Sydney—Clover Moore MP has called on the State Government to step up its response in dealing with the impacts of homelessness in Woolloomooloo... (16/03/2011)
Blood Donor: St Andrew’s Building—Thank you, Stephen Eldritch MC, and good morning everyone. I would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation... (16/03/2011)
Housing for All: The inner city housing affordability crisis requires urgent state planning reform, innovative models and financial incentives to help people on lower incomes afford a home... (11/03/2011)
City Supporting Women: The City is proving successful in achieving the aims of International Women's Day which celebrated its 100th anniversary last Tuesday, 8 March 2011. Women... (11/03/2011)
Help for Boarding Houses: Reform is needed to keep boarding houses a viable housing option, with occupancy rights, support for residents, and Government programs to keep the sector financially viable... (4/03/2011)
Celebrate Women: March is Women's History Month, with the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day (IWD) on Tuesday 8 March. Together, these events recognise and celebrate the achievements of women... (4/03/2011)
Millers Point Public Tenants Meeting: Abraham Mott Hall—Welcome everyone. I’d like firstly to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of this land... (2/03/2011)
Queensland Flood Volunteers Reception: Lord Mayor’s Reception Room—Good evening, everyone, and welcome. I’d like firstly to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians of this land... (1/03/2011)
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