Campbellfield

Campbellfield Family

Families in Campbellfield can meet other parents at a local playgroup, explore an upgraded neighbourhood playspace, join youth activities across Hume and reach practical parenting or developmental support. Nearby Broadmeadows also offers specialist services with clearly defined referral and intake pathways.

✨ Play, connect and get outdoors

Campbellfield Heights Playgroup

Pre-school-age children and their parents or carers can enjoy a free Friday playgroup at Campbellfield Heights Primary School Community Learning Hub, 1 Laurel Crescent. Sessions run from 9.30 am to 11.30 am. Contact the school hub before attending.

Hatty Court Reserve

For an everyday outdoor outing in Campbellfield, the reserve has a play unit, swings, a rocker, spinner and nature play. Families will also find a picnic table and drinking fountain, while the bike hoop and maintenance station are useful for visits on wheels. The playspace upgrade was completed in August 2024.

Play In The Park

These free council sessions combine family play with opportunities to ask about early-years services and kindergarten registration. Upcoming events are listed for Progress Reserve Playground in nearby Coolaroo on 24 September 2026 and Seabrook Reserve Playground in Broadmeadows on 30 September 2026.

🌟 Young people and parenting

Hume Youth Services

Young people aged 6–24 can access programs, workshops, events and support across Hume. Broadmeadows Youth Central hosts activities, including term programs for ages 10–24. Each activity may have its own age range, dates and booking arrangements.

Triple P Online and Teen Triple P Online

Victorian parents and carers can work through these free, self-paced parenting programs online at any time. Triple P Online covers children from toddler age to under 12, while Teen Triple P Online is designed for families with pre-teens and teenagers aged 10–16.

❤ Health, development and family support

Hume City Council Maternal and Child Health Service

At 28 Waratah Street in Campbellfield, families can access Maternal and Child Health Nurses, Lactation Consultants and Parent Support Workers. Available support includes breastfeeding, infant nutrition and parenting assistance.

DPV Health Paediatric Speech Pathology

Located nearby at 42–48 Coleraine Street, Broadmeadows, this service supports speech and language development in children aged 15 months to school-entry age who have typical development in other areas. Parents and carers can self-refer, while health professionals and early-years educators may also refer. Intake is required.

DPV Health Autism Assessment Clinic

The Broadmeadows clinic provides multidisciplinary autism assessments for children and teenagers aged 3 years to 15 years and 11 months. Intake screens access and funding eligibility; the Medicare-subsidised clinic requires a paediatrician referral.

MacKillop Family Services Early Help Family Service

Available through listed Broadmeadows schools and early-learning services, this program helps families connect with specialist services, education and community participation. Families may also contact MacKillop directly. School-holiday activities form part of the program.

MacKillop Family Relationship Centre

Separated parents can seek family dispute resolution about children’s arrangements, parenting information and referrals at the Broadmeadows centre. Children may be involved through consultation with a Child Inclusive Practitioner. Initial assessment is free; later sessions may require a means-tested contribution.

📌 Before you go

• Check age ranges carefully, particularly for youth programs and developmental services.
• Confirm whether bookings, intake screening or a professional referral are needed.
• Ask providers about accessibility, communication or participation requirements relevant to your family.
• Recheck event dates, session availability and any current costs before attending.

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