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Family and Children's Services

The Central Goldfields Shire Council owns and operates the Goldfields Family Centre.

Located at 100 Napier Street, Maryborough the Centre is a one-stop-shop for local families with a range of services available on site.

Services include: Maternal and Child Health, Immunisation, Long Day Care, Family Day Care, Kindergarten, Supported Playgroup.

The Goldfields Family Centre can be contacted on 03 5461 6500 or by email.

To find out more about the services provided at our Goldfields Family Centre you can download our brochure here.

Maternal and Child Health

Information about Council's maternal and child health service

Kindergarten

Information about our Goldfields Family Centre kindergarten program

Long Day Care

Information about Council's Long Day Care service

Family Day Care

Information about Council's Family Day Care service

Visiting professionals

Information about other services provided at Goldfields Family Centre

Supported Playgroup

Find out about Council's Supported Playgroup program

Maryborough Toy Library

Information, location and opening hours for the Maryborough Toy Library

Children and family activities in the Central Goldfields Shire

The Central Goldfields Shire has many family and children's activities on offer.

Central Goldfields Shire Council acknowledges the ancestors and descendants of the Dja Dja Wurrung. We acknowledge that their forebears are the Traditional Owners of the area we are on and have been for many thousands of years. The Djaara have performed age old ceremonies of celebration, initiation and renewal. We acknowledge their living culture and their unique role in the life of this region.