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# Morawa Child and Family Centre

> Shire of Morawa received $2,234,775 from Growing Regions Round 2 for this project in Morawa, Western Australia.

## Project facts

| Fact | Detail |
| --- | --- |
| Applicant | Shire of Morawa |
| Applicant type | Council |
| Round | R2: Growing Regions Round 2 |
| Location | Morawa |
| State | Western Australia |
| Commonwealth funding approved | $2,234,775 |
| Project type | Childcare and education |
| Source | [Growing Regions Program Round 2 funded projects (September 2025), page 16](https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/growing-regions-program-round-2-funded-projects-september-2025.pdf#page=16) |

## What is the project?

The department's Round 2 funded projects list describes it this way:

> The project will deliver the Morawa Child and Family Centre - a new multi-purpose family hub including childcare services, indoor play areas, community meeting spaces for workshops and events, and a wellness room for child health and family services.

Applicant, location, state and funding are also from that list ([page 16](https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/growing-regions-program-round-2-funded-projects-september-2025.pdf#page=16)).



## Similar funded projects

- [Riverland Families Attraction Project](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/loxton-riverland-families-attraction-project/), Loxton SA: $9,285,000
- [Curry Kids Early Learning Centre Upgrade](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/cloncurry-curry-kids-early-learning-centre/), Cloncurry QLD: $4,123,537
- [Investing for the future - no child left behind in Kingston](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/investing-for-the-future-no-child-left-behind-in-kingston/), Kingston SE SA: $3,500,000

## Planning something similar for Round 3?

Round 3 is expected to fund $250,000 to $15 million per project. If you have a similar project in mind, we can help you get the quotes, designs and evidence together before the guidelines are released.

Checked on 30 October 2026.

## Sources

- [Growing Regions Program Round 2 funded projects (September 2025)](https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/growing-regions-program-round-2-funded-projects-september-2025.pdf) (infrastructure.gov.au)

## Related pages

- [Riverland Families Attraction Project](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/loxton-riverland-families-attraction-project.md)
- [Curry Kids Early Learning Centre Upgrade](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/cloncurry-curry-kids-early-learning-centre.md)
- [Investing for the future - no child left behind in Kingston](https://growingregions.com.au/funded-projects/investing-for-the-future-no-child-left-behind-in-kingston.md)

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