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The Program for Term 1 is now available.
Click here to obtain a copy.
Enrolments will be taken from Monday 18 January
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The Watsonia Neighbourhood House
invites you to visit our Creative, Colourful Community
where art and community come together as an outward sign of the House's philosophy which aims to celebrate creativity in friendship, living and learning through community.
At Watsonia Neighbourhood House you can:
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develop and exercise your creative arts and crafts skills.
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learn to use a computer and become part of the on-line world
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improve your job-seek or business skills
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enhance your health and sense of wellbeing
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gain the support of a self-help group
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make new friends and have fun
and much more...
See Our Programme to select an activity that suits you. Go to Whats New to see our new classes and activities or go to Forthcoming Events to see our planned events and workshops.
Click here to download our latest Newsletter
Broadband for Seniors Kiosk - Now Open!
Watsonia Neighbourhood House has recently installed two computers to allow seniors to access the Internet free of charge. This was made possible as a result of a grant from the Australian Government as part of its Broadband for Seniors Program.
This facility provides seniors with the opportunity to discover how the web can play a great part in helping them stay in touch with friends and family, along with helping them access to the wealth of information available online.
Please pay us a visit, or contact us for more information on training and kiosk access times. |
Location
47 Lambourne Road, Watsonia (Melways reference 20D4). Set in the peaceful and treed environs of Aminya Reserve at the corner of Kenmare Street and Lambourne Road, Watsonia. Public transport is nearby, trains run half-hourly on the Hurstbridge line and the station is about 10 minutes' walk away.
Click here for train timetable
Buses serve the Watsonia shopping strip.
Click here for bus timetable
Acknowledgements
Watsonia Neighbourhood House is funded and supported by the Victorian Government - Department for Victorian Communites, Adult Community and Further Education (ACFE) and the Banyule City Council.
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Banyule City Council
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ACFE
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Victorian Government - Department for Victorian Communities
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This web site was set up with funds from ACFE NMR.
