Cobblebank Community Services Hub
Construction commencement: 2025
Facility operational: May 2027
Melton City Council is creating a purpose-built facility designed to grow and evolve with the needs of our community. The Hub will support the ongoing delivery of essential services, offering flexible spaces for both community organisations and commercial providers. With a strong focus on sustainability, the building is targeting a Green Star rating and will provide accessible, adaptable spaces that respond to the changing priorities of service providers and the people they support - now and into the future.
Help us name Cobblebank's brand new facility!
As part of this exciting development, Council is inviting the community to help choose a name for the new facility. Naming is important as it helps people identify and connect with places, supports emergency services, and ensures smooth delivery of goods and services across Victoria. We’re asking the community to vote on which naming theme should guide the naming of the building, and to share your own suggestions.
The four themes are:
- Linking the name to the place (reflecting the local area and its identity)
- Recognition and use of traditional owner languages (honouring Indigenous heritage)
- Gender Equality (promoting inclusive representation)
- Commemorative names (recognising people or events of significance)
To submit your vote and share your own naming suggestions visit: Naming Cobblebank's Future Community Services Building.
Consultation closes on 22 December 2025.
Location
The Cobblebank Community Services Hub will be located in the Cobblebank Metropolitan Activity Centre, a thriving new urban precinct in Melbourne’s west with the new Cobblebank Train Station, Cobblebank Stadium, the coming Melton Hospital and a significant retail and entertainment precinct at its heart.
More about the location
Concept
The Hub has been designed to provide a range of community services and private/commercial providers to meet the needs of our growing community and the broader region.
The Hub will provide an accessible space to deliver a range of important services like mental health, disability, refugee and family support services, as well as culturally specific services for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and culturally diverse communities.
Should you wish to discuss a future tenancy please contact Council via email: cobblebankhub@melton.vic.gov.au.
Learn more about the need for the Hub in our FAQs
Tenants
Council remains open to Expressions of interest for tenancies from community service organisations and private/commercial providers. Should you wish to discuss a future tenancy please contact Council via email: cobblebankhub@melton.vic.gov.au
Find out more about tenancy options
Construction Update
Melton City Council is proud to have awarded Kane Constructions as the Head Contractor for the Cobblebank Community Services Hub project. We’re excited to announce that construction is now officially underway.
Cobblebank Community Services Hub Construction Update
Funding
This project has received funding from both the Australian and State Governments, with the Australian Government contributing $15 million through its Thriving Suburbs Program and the Victorian Government providing $4.6 million via the Growing Suburbs Fund.