Deeply rooted in the local community for over 40 years
At Woodville Alliance, we believe in working together to improve the quality of life for people in Western Sydney. We create genuine connections with people and community with compassion and a commitment to social justice and fairness for all.
We provide impactful community services for children, young people and families, including people with disability and people experiencing disadvantage and vulnerability.
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Our Commitment to Children
Woodville Alliance is committed to child safety. We have zero tolerance to child abuse and take seriously any concerns about child safety. We have a child safe framework and action plan, ensuring ongoing review and assessment of policies and processes. Woodville Alliance staff providing service and support to children meet all regulatory and compliance requirements, and are skilled and experienced to work with children.
Our Commitment to Community
We are committed to our community and working together across the local government areas of Fairfield, Canterbury-Bankstown, Cumberland, Liverpool and extend to other areas of Western Sydney, where support is needed most.
Our community is diverse and dynamic, made up of varied cultures, languages, traditions, religious and spiritual practices. This diversity strengthens the range of identities, perspectives, experiences and lifestyles of our community, including people young and old, people with disability, the LGBTQIA+ community and those who have experienced advantages or disadvantages.
We work with community to build social cohesion and resilience by eliminating discrimination and mitigating disadvantage.
We actively remove barriers to inclusive participation and promote relationships based on compassion and respect. We work with community partners and key stakeholders to deliver tailored services, programs, and events and raise awareness by speaking boldly about the strengths and needs of our community.
Woodville Alliance Annual Report 2024/25
We are proud to share the Woodville Alliance Annual Report for 2024/25 — a reflection of a year marked by change, community connection, and meaningful impact across Western Sydney. Inside, you’ll find stories of growth and resilience in our Disability Services, Early Learning Centre, and Community & Family Services programs, along with insights into our partnerships, achievements, and the people who make our work possible.
This year, we have included personal stories from a client and a staff member within each of our service areas. Their voices provide an authentic view into their experiences with Woodville Alliance, offering a deeper understanding of their journey and the connection they feel to our community.
We invite you to explore the report and see how, together with families, staff, and local partners, we continue building a fairer, more inclusive community where everyone can thrive. Click the download button to explore.
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Explore NowOur History
Our history of working in community can be traced back over 40 years.
In July 2015 we dropped “Community Services” from our name and became Woodville Alliance.
We like the word ‘Alliance’ because it emphasises our priority to work in partnership with all people, from all walks of life, especially members of our local communities in Western Sydney. Only by listening to each other and working out solutions together, can we make a better future.
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DownloadOur Strategy
Woodville Alliance’s Strategic Directions set a pathway for deepening our understanding and relationship with community and strengthening our capability to do more with community. In the latter part of our strategic horizons, we will innovate by co-designing services with community, taking a test-and-try approach and measuring our impact.
A key strength of our organisation is our high levels of staff engagement, diverse workforce and commitment to quality. Throughout our strategic journey, we will continue to prioritise and invest in the capability and well-being of our people (staff).
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Download2023 Annual Review
2023 marks a milestone at Woodville Alliance as we come to the end of our most recent five-year strategic plan.
In 2018 we spent nine months developing our strategic plan for FY19 to FY21. We listened to clients, staff and our community; reviewed analysis of past successes and failures; and looked at what the future sector needs might be…
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Being a part of Woodville Alliance gives you the opportunity to make a real difference. At Woodville Alliance, the opportunities for human connection are extraordinary. Expect to build strong friendships with the people you work alongside and support.
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We’re excited to introduce one of the newer faces in our Meet Our ELC Educators series — Miss Sarah.
In her first few months at Woodville Alliance, Sarah has already built strong connections with the children — something she values most in her role. For her, it’s the trust, smiles and everyday interactions that make early learning so meaningful.
With a Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care and speaking Chinese and some Vietnamese, Sarah brings warmth and care into the classroom, helping children feel comfortable, supported and ready to learn.
From celebrating special events to sharing quiet moments of connection, Sarah is already making a positive impact on our ELC community.
As we wrap up our Meet Our ELC Educators series for now, we thank you for getting to know the incredible people behind our Early Learning and Care — a team dedicated to creating safe, nurturing environments where every child can thrive. 💛
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There’s nothing better than seeing a child smile — and for Miss Dalia, that’s what it’s all about.
As part of our Meet Our ELC Educators series, we’re introducing Dalia, who has been with Woodville Alliance for 3 years.
With a Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care and speaking English and Arabic, Dalia brings energy and positivity into the classroom every day. She loves creating fun, engaging moments — from playtime to singing along to favourites like Baby Shark! 🎶
For Dalia, it’s the simple things that matter most — children feeling happy, confident and excited to learn.
At Woodville Alliance, these everyday moments help build a safe, nurturing environment where every child can thrive.
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What does great early learning look like?
For Miss Alfi, it’s about understanding how each child learns — and adapting in the moment to support their growth.
With 3.5 years at Woodville Alliance and as an Accredited Conditional Teacher, Alfie brings a thoughtful, curious approach to the classroom. She speaks English and Indonesian and values the everyday exchange of ideas — not just with children, but with fellow educators too.
From classic stories like Three Little Pigs to signing along to Sing a Rainbow, Alfie creates learning experiences that are playful, inclusive and meaningful.
And outside the classroom? You’ll likely find her exploring new places in search of great coffee.
Because at Woodville Alliance, it’s educators like Alfi who keep learning alive — for everyone.
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This Anzac Day, we remember and honour the bravery and sacrifice of those who have served our country.
It’s a time to reflect, connect, and appreciate the values of courage, resilience, and community that continue to shape us today.
Lest we forget.
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