Urban Care Project — Cleaner. Greener. Better together.

Community-led · Starting in Woodcroft

Caring for the places we call home.

Urban Care Project is starting in Woodcroft, Western Sydney, with a simple purpose: practical local action that helps shared spaces feel cleaner, greener and more cared for.

The Woodcroft map

A public record of local care

Verified observations and completed activity will appear here with clear status notes and genuine before-and-after photos.

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Urban Care Project is an independent community initiative, not an official reporting service. Urgent hazards and council matters should be reported directly to the relevant authority.

Latest activity

Local care, recorded simply

The first Woodcroft clean-ups are now on the record. No photos were taken, so these entries publish only what can be confirmed.

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Doonside Crescent Bushland Reserve

Litter was collected from around the bushland reserve and three bags were removed. Four separate dumping incidents were also identified and referred to Blacktown Council Greenspace for appropriate follow-up.

3 bags collected4 dumping incidents referredCompleted

Richmond Road shared path near Eucumbene Drive

The green space beside the Richmond Road shared path near Eucumbene Drive, together with the Woodcroft frontage, was cleaned across two visits. Four bags were collected in total.

4 bags collected2 clean-up visitsCompleted

Woodcroft Lake

Litter was collected from around Woodcroft Lake and its walking path. Four bags were removed during the clean-up.

4 bags collectedCompleted

No before-and-after photos were recorded for these activities.

What we care for

A broad vision, grounded in practical care

Cleaner shared spaces

Practical, manageable action that helps shared places feel cared for.

Better maintained neighbourhoods

Thoughtful observations and appropriate referrals when something needs attention.

Greener, healthier urban habitat

Respect for local trees, waterways, green corridors and the life they support.

Stronger community pride

A positive public record of people caring for the places they share.

Care creates community

Great neighbourhoods don’t happen by accident. They happen because people care.

Follow the Woodcroft pilot or get in touch at hello@urbancareproject.com.