A welcoming community event offering pantry staples, clothing, and essentials for those in need at Lyora Matta First Nations Cultural Hub.
Wednesday 24 June 2026
10:00am - 12:00pm
7 West Terrace, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia
$5
Experience a warm and inclusive community event designed to support individuals and families facing hardship. You can take home pantry staples, donated clothing for all ages, personal hygiene products, household essentials, and more. This event is a judgment-free zone where everyone is welcome to receive help with dignity and respect.
The event is split into two sessions: one dedicated to First Nations community members and another open to the wider community. It’s a chance to connect with others, feel supported, and know that you are not alone during tough times.
Whether you need a little extra support or want to help others by spreading the word, this event offers a safe space to take what you need without any strings attached.
- Date: Wednesday 24 June 2026
- Time: 10:00-11:00 for First Nations community, 11:00-12:00 for open community
- Location: Lyora Matta First Nations Cultural Hub, 7 West Terrace, Bankstown 2200
- Cost: $5 registration fee
The event is organized by the Lyora Matta First Nations Cultural Hub and is part of ongoing community support initiatives. Food relief items are subject to availability, so early arrival is recommended.
Held at the Lyora Matta First Nations Cultural Hub in Bankstown, this venue is accessible and welcoming. Situated at 7 West Terrace, it is easy to reach by public transport or car. Parking options are available nearby.
The hub is a culturally significant space dedicated to First Nations peoples and the broader community, making it a respectful and safe environment for all attendees.
Directions and accessibility information can be found on the venue’s website or by contacting the organizers.
Please bring your own bags or containers to carry items you take home. The event operates on a first-come, first-served basis with items available while stocks last.
This event is designed to provide support without judgment or obligation. It is open to anyone experiencing hardship or needing assistance.
COVID-19 safety measures may be in place; attendees are encouraged to follow any guidelines provided by the organizers to ensure a safe environment for all.
A $5 registration fee applies to attend this event. Registration is required to help organizers manage attendance and resources.
You can register online via the City of Canterbury Bankstown website or by contacting the event organizers directly.
Early registration is recommended due to limited availability of items and space.
