Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre Inc

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This community hub offers a welcoming space for locals to meet, access services, volunteer, and share ideas. Focused on fairness, support, and opportunity, it fosters a strong, caring environment.

Clarendon Vale, TAS (view contact and location information)

ABN: 82553286521

Founded on 01/01/2007,
registered as a charity on the
ACNC Charity Register
since 12/03/2012.

About Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre Inc and Its Work

The Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre Inc is a not-for-profit, community-run organisation serving the Clarendon Vale and Clarence Plains area for over 30 years. It provides a safe, welcoming space where local people can access support, participate in activities, and connect with others. The centre is managed by a committee of local residents and operates under a community development framework, ensuring services are tailored to the needs of the community.

Community Shed: Building Skills and Connections

The Community Shed is a flagship project at Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre, offering a space where men and women can work on personal or group projects, learn new skills, and socialise. This initiative supports mental health, encourages community participation, and fosters intergenerational connections in a supportive environment.

Mission and Vision

The mission of Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre is to bring people together to create conversations that create change. The vision is to build a friendly, supportive, and vibrant community where everyone feels valued and connected.

Main Objectives

Connect community members through shared activities
Support individuals and families facing challenges
Create opportunities for learning and personal growth
Encourage local leadership and community involvement

Benefiting Groups

Children and youth through educational and recreational programs
Seniors with social and wellbeing activities
Families needing support, information, or advocacy
People experiencing hardship who access food, internet, and essential services
Volunteers seeking meaningful community engagement

Types of Services or Activities

Drop-in services and general facilities (internet, phone, photocopying)
Community facilities (shower, washing machine/dryer)
Youth and children programs (breakfast club, holiday activities)
Senior programs (Pingo, Tai Chi, afternoon teas)
Library outreach and learner/driver mentoring
Food support and NILS (No Interest Loan Scheme)
Health and wellbeing programs
Volunteering opportunities and room rental

Frequently Asked Questions About Services and Support

Here are answers to common questions about the services, programs, and support provided by Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre Inc. If you need immediate assistance or have specific questions not covered here, please contact the organization directly.

Where is Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre located?

Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre is located at 63 Mockridge Road, Clarendon Vale. The Clarence Plains Community Shed is at 65 Mockridge Road, Clarendon Vale. The postal address is PO Box 6102, Howrah, 7018.

What are the opening hours?

The centre is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9:00am to 4:00pm, and Tuesday from 9:00am to 7:00pm. The centre is closed on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

What services does Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre provide?

The centre provides a wide range of services including children and youth programs (Breakfast Club, Code Zone, school holiday programs), health and wellbeing services (Tai Chi, Afternoon Delights, mobile doctor service), social programs (Seniors Pingo, walking groups, Community Shed), support services (NILS loans, tax help, advocacy and referrals), and daily facilities (internet, computers, photocopying, washing machine, dryer, shower, tea and coffee).

What is the Breakfast Club?

The Breakfast Club provides a range of breakfast options including toast, slices and muffins, fruit, smoothies, milk and milo for all school-aged children and parents. It runs Monday to Friday from 8:00am and is a welcoming way to start the day for local families.

What is the No Interest Loan Scheme (NILS)?

NILS provides loans up to $1,500 for essentials including household items, educational expenses, medical and dental care, car care, family violence support, and refugee family reunion. The service is available Monday to Friday and bookings are essential. Contact the centre to arrange an appointment.

Is free tax help available?

Yes, the centre offers free tax help with volunteer tax assistants who can help you complete your tax return at no cost. Bookings are essential. This service eliminates the need to struggle with taxes on your own or pay for an accountant.

What children and youth programs are available?

Programs include the HIPPY program (Home Interaction Program for Parents & Youngsters) through Save the Children for parents with 4-year-olds, Code Zone coding club for students from grade 5 on Wednesdays at 3pm, Breakfast Club Monday to Friday from 8am, school holiday programs with Rosny Library outreach and CVNC activities, and Options programs for local schools featuring woodwork, cooking, sewing, and gardening.

What health and wellbeing services are offered?

The centre offers Tai Chi classes on Mondays at 10am ($5 per session), Afternoon Delights monthly gatherings on Thursdays at 12:30pm with guest speakers on health, wellbeing, and community issues (gold coin donation), and an after-hours mobile doctor service through Morton Group on Tuesday nights at 5:50pm (free for all community members).

What is the Community Shed?

The Community Shed at 65 Mockridge Road is a drop-in space where community members can work on their own projects or help with community projects. It's open Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9am to 3pm. Call in to find out more about getting involved.

How can I get involved or volunteer?

You can become involved in three ways: become a financial member for $1 per year to stay updated and help as much or as little as you like; become a centre volunteer to assist with day-to-day operations, bus driving, gardening, and more; or join the committee of management to oversee the strategic direction of the organization. Contact the centre to learn more.

Are private meeting rooms available?

Yes, private rooms are available for meetings with support workers, counselors, or other services Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm. Contact the centre to book a room.

What daily facilities and services are available?

The centre offers help with filling in forms and understanding letters, phone, fax, internet, computer and photocopying facilities, washing machine and dryer, shower, and tea and coffee facilities. These services are available Monday to Friday from 8:45am to 6pm and all are welcome.

What social programs does the centre run?

Social programs include Seniors Pingo (every second Wednesday at 11am, $5), Walk and Lunch outings (monthly on Thursdays at 10am, free), Saturday Community Pingo with prizes and afternoon tea (last Saturday of the month at 1pm, $15 per book), Sewing Group making children's clothing for Operation Christmas Child (Tuesdays at 10am), and the Community Shed (Wednesdays and Thursdays 9am-3pm).

How can I contact Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre?

You can contact the centre by phone at 6247 8163. The Manager is Kristy Leishman. Visit the centre at 63 Mockridge Road, Clarendon Vale during opening hours, or write to PO Box 6102, Howrah, 7018.

Who can use the centre's services?

The Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre is open to anyone in and around the Clarence Plains area. It's a safe, welcoming space for all community members and provides a place where everyone is welcome to access programs, services, support, or simply enjoy a coffee and meet new people.

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Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre Inc
63 Mockridge Rd
Clarendon Vale TAS 7019
Australia

62478163

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