An innovative bush tucker program that helps people recognise and cook with traditional Noongar foods is one of eight community programs across the Perth metropolitan area to share in $25,000, thanks to Cedar Woods’ Neighbourhood Grants program.
On Sunday 8th November, over 1500 people attended Bushmead’s Big Arvo Out to celebrate the launch of Bushmead’s second display village.
1. We welcomed even more residents to our estate More new home builds were completed in Bushmead in 2019 and there are many more to come!
Almost 250 people turned out for the official launch of the Kadina Trail parkrun at Bushmead on Saturday, October 26, 2019. The Bushmead community came together to launch this initiative with one resident spearheading the program and a number of other residents volunteering on the day.
It was great to see approximately 100 Bushmead residents, local community members and families from Helena Valley Primary School come together to celebrate the launch of Bushmead’s nature trails and interactive digital app.
To celebrate Clean Up Australia Day on Saturday 9th March 2019, half a dozen residents, and a number of their little helpers including a 2 year old, and two young teenage boys (one who actually turned 13 on the day!) came together to do their bit for the environment.
The day was a hot one so the water slide and 500 free ice creams were a hit!
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