We proudly support everyone who makes our village special — from the locals who live, work, and play here every day to the visitors who bring new energy and appreciation to our beautiful community
Who we are
The VRRA is an incorporated association and the Community Consultative Body recognized by Shoalhaven City Council as the forum which represents issues and concerns for the community of Vincentia and Baywood.
Our primary role is to promote and protect the interests and well-being of local ratepayers and residents, and to preserve the unique natural environment and local heritage that make our villages such a special play to live, work and visit.
We consult with residents on the development of appropriate facilities and infrastructure and campaign on behalf of the community on key issues that impact us all. We also host community meetings and share information on matters of local interest
Who we are
The VRRA is an incorporated association and the Community Consultative Body recognized by Shoalhaven City Council as the forum which represents issues and concerns for the community of Vincentia and Baywood.
We consult with residents on the development of appropriate facilities and infrastructure and campaign on behalf of the community on key issues that impact us all. We also host community meetings and share information on matters of local interest
Vivid aquamarine waters, a menagerie of wildlife and sand the colour of snow. Jervis Bay on the NSW South Coast has it all. Found in the Shoalhaven region, indulge in an assortment of water sports, join dolphin-watching cruises, explore national parks and snorkel with marine life in this coastal paradise plus lots more
What we do
The VRRA hosts meetings, publishes articles, submits ideas and feedback to council. Our social media keeps you in constant contact.
You can read past meeting minutes and future agenda. Volunteer to help in local events and programs
We consult with residents bu surveys and newsletters and we share important information on matters of local interest