Community

CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITIES

Rouse Hill Town Centre is all about creating a well maintained neighbourhood destination to enjoy al fresco dining, great shopping and entertainment, as well as outdoor spaces and play areas for children.

Town Square and Market Square provides a focal points for the whole community, providing a place to meet friends and participate in activities, bringing people together in a friendly open-air environment.

Rouse Hill Town Centre offers all the conveniences of a shopping destination whilst providing a few surprises along the way for the whole community to enjoy.

Key events throughout the year include:

• Lunar New Year
• Deepavali
• Santa’s Arrival
• Tree Lighting

 

GPT RAP

Rouse Hill Town Centre acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which our business operates, the Darug people.
We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging; and to their knowledge, leadership and connections. We honour our responsibility for Country, culture and community in the places we create and how we do business.

First Nations Engagement

RHTC strives to engage with our First Nations community throughout the year to create environments where everyone has the opportunity to connect and prosper. To do this, we engage on and respond to our community through:
 

• Inclusion training (for GPT staff and contractors)
• KARI – for employment pathways
• Procurement
• Partnership development – Clontarf, Darug Custodian Aboriginal Corp., Darug Education
• National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week activities 

 

LGBTQI+ Engagement

RHTC is proud to support our local LGBTQI+ community. This is implemented through:
 

• Inclusion training (for GPT staff and contractors)
• Partnerships:
  • IDAHOBIT, Wear it Purple, Transgender Awareness Week

PETS AT ROUSE HILL TOWN CENTRE 

Rouse Hill Town Centre values pet ownership and is committed to encouraging responsible pet behaviour at our centre.  Dogs are permitted in all areas of Rouse Hill Town Centre except within shopping laneways (look out for appropriate signage at every laneway entry gate).  

In line with The Hills Shire regulations, for safety and security reasons, dogs coming onto property must be on-leash at all times and under the immediate supervision of an adult.  Dog parking and water stations are provided at the extremities of Main Street and Civic Way and please note that dogs are not permitted to enter landscaped gardens or garden beds