Holsworthy

Holsworthy is a suburb in southwestern Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, offering a mix of residential and military influences. Here’s a breakdown of what Holsworthy has to offer:

Location:

• Situated approximately 31 kilometers southwest of Sydney’s central business district (CBD).
• Part of the City of Liverpool local government area (LGA).

Character:

• Residential Area: The northern region of Holsworthy features a primarily residential area with a mix of established and modern housing options. Anzac Village, a locality shared with the neighboring suburb of Wattle Grove, falls within this area.
• Holsworthy Barracks: Occupies a significant portion of the suburb’s southern region. This large Australian Army base facilitates military training exercises, and signs warn trespassers of potential dangers.

Indigenous Significance:

• The Holsworthy bushland retains significant indigenous heritage. Referred to as “Sydney’s Kakadu,” it contains over 500 Tharawal sites, including campsites, tool-making areas, and rock art depicting hands, boomerangs, animals, birds, and fish.

Other Features:

• Holsworthy Shopping Centre caters to everyday needs with a variety of shops and amenities.
• Easy access to major roads like Heathcote Road connects Holsworthy to surrounding suburbs and Sydney. Public transport options like buses and trains are also available.

NDIS Services in Holsworthy

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is currently offering funding for the supports listed below in Holsworthy:

• Daily Living Support in Shared Accommodation
• Assistance with Community Access
• Individualized Living Option
• SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation)