Nacap Pty Ltd’s Peter Stewart with the 19 Wellingtonians before they headed to Canberra on Monday for a week of education mixed with a lot of fun.
FIFTEEN YOUNG Wellingtonians are on a journey of a lifetime spending a week in Canberra.
The “Wello to Capital Tour 2026 has been organised by WINS (Wellington Information & Neighbourhood Services) through the sponsorship of Nacap Pty Ltd.
The tour group accompanied by four supervisors will be kept entertained with a mixture of fun activities and learning experience.
Visits include Mini Golf, the Aquatic Centre, Questacon (Science and Technology Museum) and the National Zoo and Aquarium.
The flexibility in the schedule allows for ad hoc visits to other points of interest should the need arise.
At the accommodation, the group will have access to plenty of amenities to keep entertained like a pool and spa, tennis courts, a landscaped activities area, basketball and volleyball courts and a table tennis area.
Nacap Pty Ltd, who are the Principal Construction Contractor for the Uungula Windfarm, is supporting the Canberra for local youth living in and around the Wellington area.
The young Wellingtonians are from a broad spectrum of the community and will enjoy an array of experiences that they normally wouldn’t have available in the local district.
The sponsorship includes all transport services by way of a luxury coach provided by Langley’s of Dubbo and high visibility tour shirts to assist organisers in identifying the children in potentially crowded situations.
As part of the Nacap’s commitment to leave a lasting legacy within the Wellington community, Nacap’s Lands, Environment & Cultural Heritage manager, Peter Stewart, said Nacap was proud to sponsor the WINS (Wellington Information & Neighbourhood Services) Community Centre “Wello to Capital Tour 2026.
“Nacap is committed to creating a positive and lasting legacy in the regional centres in which it works,” Mr Stewart said.
“By helping to educate and open the eyes of Wellington’s youth, it is hoped that this trip may inspire some in their growth as an individual but also encourage participants to seek further education opportunities as they mature into adulthood.”