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Rochester Community Access Flood Relief Fund In response to the floods in October 2022, Rochester Community House established a flood recovery bank account to collect donation funds to be distributed to the flood-affected residents of their community. To assist with the distribution of these funds, Rochester Community House has partnered with the Australian Neighbourhood Houses and Centres Association (ANHCA) . With additional funding from Community Bank Elmore, Lockington and Rochester , ANHCA has established the 'Rochester Community Access Flood Relief Fund' . We aim to ensure that these funds are readily available for local community members of Rochester and surrounding residents. Who can rece ive funding? Residents of Rochester (3561) and surrounding localities impacted by the October 2022 flood event . This funding is only available for your primary residence. This includes people who are renting or are homeowners. This excludes rental properties that are rented or owned but are used as a secondary residence (e.g., holiday homes). Rental properties will be addressed on an individual basis. This funding is only available for individu als and not for businesses. You can apply for Round Two even if you received Round One funding. Funding Available: Apply for up to $200 of financial support payments. Round One: Open 20 July 2023, max $500 per household. Closed 27 November 2024. Round Two: Open 27 November 2024, max $200 per household. Close date TBC. Assessment Process: Applications are reviewed on a monthly basis. Funding will be transferred after assessment to community members who are deemed eligible. The administrator’s decision is final. Feedback for unsuccessful applications may not be provided. Other s upport available for flood relief Financial support available for people impacted by the Victorian floods and Bogong landslip Business Groups Flood Recovery Grants Register for a structural assessment Good Shepherd's No Interest Loans (NILs) Victorian Sick Pay Guarantee Salvation Army Disasters Assistance Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) Disaster Relief Grants If you have any questions or concerns about the application process, please contact: Jarrah Kelly, Project Support Specialist jarrah@anhca.org Round 2 Opens 27 November 2024 DOWNLOAD GUIDELINES APPLY ONLINE

The Australian Neighbourhood Houses and Centres Association (ANHCA) is the national peak body for Neighbourhood Houses and Centres in Australia. About Us We represent over 1000 neighbourhood and community houses and centres across Australia. ANHCA Public Fund for DGR The ANHCA Public Fund for DGR assists eligible Houses and Centres to receive tax deductible donations from individuals and businesses and apply for project funding from philanthropic trusts and foundations. ANHCA and the SDGs We are dedicated to working towards the United Nations 17 Goals. Find out how here Life is worth getting on with when you are able to come to the centre, feel safe, and connect with others who are feeling just like you do. Life is brighter if you have something to look forward to and someone to talk and laugh with. Centre Attendee Rostrata Family Centre in Western Australia

Why it matters What we are doing About the goal Our targets Abou About the Goal The goal is to take urgent and necessary action to tackle climate change and its impacts. As greenhouse gas levels continue to climb, climate change is occurring at much higher rates than anticipated, and its effects are evident worldwide. By addressing climate change, we can build a sustain-able world for everyone. We need to act now. We are already seeing how climate change can exacerbate storms and disasters, and threats such as food and water scarcity. In Australia, we are seeing the impact of climate change, with longer droughts, worse fire seasons, and coral bleaching. Australians are extremely dependent on the climate for our economic growth, from tourism to farming and agricultural. If climate change goes unchecked it will have devastating implications for not only us but the rest of the world. Why it Matters Australia is experiencing longer and more extreme droughts Australia has one of the highest per capita of carbon dioxide in the world 30% of the Great Barrier Reef is dead after 2016 bleaching Why What Neighbourhood Houses & Centres are doing Neighbourhood Houses and Centres work to tackle climate action through incorporating sustainable practices into their everyday operations. Many of our houses and centres are the main community organisation operating in natural disasters, strengthening community resilience and providing much needed support. For example in the 2019/2020 fires, Snowy Mountains Neighbourhood House held regular community meetings to keep the people informed and offer support for those who had lost loved ones and homes. At a local, state and national level, to build community resilience for the recent fires, many houses and centres held a community morning tea or lunch to raise funds for the impacted houses/ centres. Together we raised over $10,000. What Our Targets Targets

Why it matters What we are doing About the goal Our targets About the Goal About Life below water is a crucial sustainable development goal as it works to conserve and sustainably use the world's oceans, seas and marine resources. Maintaining healthy oceans supports climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts. However the ocean is threatened by increasing levels of debris, which has huge impacts upon the environment, biodiversity and the economy. The ocean is such an important part of Australias livelihood as, much of Australia relies on the ocean for living and working, with much of our tourism industry relying on our beaches and Great Barrier Reef. Why it Matters 20% of the worlds reefs are destroyed without recovery >3 billion people depend on marine and coastal biodiversity for their livelihoods 40% of the ocean is heavily affected by pollution Why What Neighbourhood Houses & Centres are doing Neighbourhood Houses and Centres work towards meeting life below water through employing sustainable environmental practices that reduce run-off and pollution which impact upon our water ways. Houses and centres across Australia use water tanks to promote sustainable water usage and grow organic gardens that reduce water consumption and run-off. Our Targets Tragets What

Why it matters What we are doing About the goal Our targets About the Goal About This goal aims to make cities and communities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable. The world is becoming increasingly urbanized, with many people moving into urban areas, however cities account for about 70% of global carbon emissions and over 60% of resource use. As such it is critical that our cities are sustainable, as this reduces pollution levels, creates shared prosperity and social stability, without harming the environment. The better the conditions created in the community, the greater effect on quality of life. Why it Matters 86% of Australians population live in an urban area 72% non-native invasive plants are from home garders which impact on biodiversity 3rd Transport accounts for the third largest contributor to greenhouse emissions in Australia Why What Neighbourhood Houses & Centres are doing Neighbourhood Houses and Centres work towards achieving sustainable cities and communities by incorporating sustainable practices into our everyday operations. Many of our state peaks and houses/centres are going paperless, reducing office waste. Additionally, some houses and centres use solar panels to reduce their carbon footprint. Our Targets Tagets What

Why it matters What we are doing About the goal Our targets About the Goal Goal 12 aims to ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns to reduce environmental degradation. If we do not act to change our consumption and production patterns, we will cause irreversible dam-age to our environment. There are many aspects of consumption that with simple changes can have a big impact on society as a whole. For example, about one third of the food produced for human consumption each year is lost or wasted. Not only with responsible consumption and production can we reduce our environmental impact but we can divert wasted resources to where they are needed most. By recycling and donating clothing we reduce the amount of water used to make garments and stop them going to landfill while simultaneously reducing poverty. About Why it Matters 3 planets In 2050, almost 3 planets are required to sustain current lifestyles. $1 trillion worth of food ends up in bins - one third of all food produced 0.5% of the worlds water is accessible and drinkable for people What Neighbourhood Houses & Centres are doing Neighbourhood Houses and Centres work towards promoting responsible consumption and product through partnering with food saving companies such as Second Bite, to redistribute perfectly good food that would have gone to landfill to families in need. Some houses and centres also offer fix it services, where people can take broken items to be fixed by members of the House/ Centre, instead of buying a new item. By promoting responsible consumption and production we also minimise poverty within the community. Our Targets Targes What Why

Advocacy 2022 Federal Election - the issues that matter to our communities For the Federal election, climate change was the leading issue for people who participate, work or volunteer at Neighbourhood Houses and Community Centres across Australia, according to a poll we conducted throughout March 2022. We asked people to choose their top 5 priorities from a list of national issues. In the two weeks the survey was conducted, the poll received 1,388 responses. This included participants across 470 postcodes and impressively, includes representation of 122 of the 151 federal electorates. The top 5 issues were consistent across every state. These were, in order of priority: Climate Change Housing and Homelessness Cost of Living Health Services and Infrastructure Loneliness, Social Isolation and Mental Health Advocating for DGR status The Federal Government is proposing a new deductible gift recipient (DGR) for Men’s and Women’s Shed. While we absolutely support this, we see no reason why Neighbourhood Houses/Centres should not receive the same recognition. We have lodged a submission to the treasury on behalf of our members to extend the Draft Bill to include ANHCA, its peak body members and neighbourhood houses and centres across Australia. Similar to Men’s and Women’s Sheds, our houses/ centres provide: mental health support to the community prevention of or relief from social isolation a physical location for the community to support individuals undertaking activities and projects Adequacy of Newstart and other welfare payments In response to a Senate Inquiry, in September 3019, we submitted our calls for: an immediate $75 per week income to the single rate of allowances including Newstart an immediate 30% increase in Commonwealth Rent Assistance the establishment of an independent expert panel to set future rates for pensions and allowances the inclusion of a wage-based component in determining future indexation the regular review of rates by the independent expert panel replacing Family Tax Benefit part B for single parents with a supplement that increases as children grow Read our Submission Read the report Read our Submission

Why it matters What we are doing About the goal Our targets About the Goal About This goal aims to ensure access to safe water and sanitation for all. With water scarcity impacting more than 40% of the worlds population, it is vital to conserve clean water wherever we can. Australia is an extremely lucky country, but we often experience significant drought and a long fire season, accessible and fresh water is crucial to overcoming these natural disasters. Why it Matters 48% water storage levels are at 48 per cent of capacity down from 55% Most Australians have access to clean water & sanitation, however remote Indigenous communities struggle to meet water standards 80% of household water goes to waste Why What Neighbourhood Houses & Centres are doing Neighbourhood Houses and Centres work towards meeting clean water and sanitation by employing grey water systems to flush toilets and water garden beds and the collection of rain water through innovative roof designs. We all rely on clean water and sanitation, by incorporating water saving and recycling practices we ensure that more people have access to this vital resource. Our Targets Target What

Why it matters What we are doing About the goal Our targets About the Goal About H&W To ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. Ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages is important to building prosperous societies. Concerted efforts are required to achieve universal health coverage and sustainable financing for health; address the growing burden of non-communicable diseases, tackle antimicrobial resistance and environmental factors contributing to ill health. Why it Matters 1 in 4 are currently experiencing an episode of lonliness x2 The Indigenous suicide rate is double that of the general population 63% of Australians over 18 are overweight or obese WHY HW What Neighbourhood Houses & Centres are doing Good Health and Well-being is multifaceted, therefore the way in which Neighbourhood houses and centres address this Sustainable Development Goal differs greatly. Across our Houses/ Centres there are healthy cooking classes, exercise groups, and gardening to promote physical health, but there are also art classes and social groups, such as Men's Shed targeted towards building mental health within the community. Localising the SDGs Good Health and Well-being What HW Moderator: Nicole Battle, President (ANHCA) Speakers: Sophie Arnold; Executive Manager, UNAA Victoria Mark Morgan; Professor of General Practice at Bond University Chair, Expert Committee – Quality Care Royal Australian College of General Practitioners David Perry; Policy and Research Officer, (NHVic) Redland Community Centre Highett Neighbourhood Community House Targets HW Our Targets

Managing Contractors and the Associated Risks Every organisation is responsible for classifying your workers for tax and super purposes. If you make an incorrect decision, you may face penalties. On 9 Feb 2022, the High Court handed down decisions in CFMMEU v Personnel Contracting [2022] HCA 1 and ZG Operations v Jamsek [2022] HCA 2, which impact ATO advice and guidance in relation to classifying workers. This session catered to how these recent changes impact the Australian Neighbourhood House sector. Topics covered in the session: Determining whether your workers are an employee or contractor Superannuation obligations that may apply to certain contractors Where to find additional support Brought to you by ANHCA , presented by NHV Assist and Salt Legal . You can watch the recording of the session here. (Passcode: #n15@Adl) Access the presentation slides here. If you have any follow-up questions contact Sonya from NHV Assist at info@nhvassist.com

Services Australia Directory At least 10% of Australia’s Neighbourhood Houses and Centres provide contracted services for Services Australia , either as an Agency or Access Point. Neighbourhood Houses and Centres make up 23% of all Centrelink Access Points and Agents. In addition, hundreds of Neighbourhood Houses and Centres support Services Australia clients informally. They assist with accessing online services for those lacking the required digital literacy, or those who experience other challenges in dealing with services like Centrelink . Up until the Covid-19 pandemic, some Neighbourhood Houses and Centres also facilitated community liaison officers’ visits, enabling Services Australia staff to meet with clients in a less formal setting. Please Note: Agents help you conduct your business with us using free self-service facilities. Access Points have free self-service facilities you can use. Western Australia Victoria Queensland South Australia Tasmania New South Wales Western Australia - Services Australia Directory AUGUSTA (Access Point) Augusta & Districts Community Childcare Inc. info@acecqa.gov.au 66 Allnut Terrace AUGUSTA WA BEACON (Access Point) Beacon Central CRC beacon@beaconcrc.net.au 11 Rowlands Street BEACON WA BEVERLEY (Access Point) Beverley CRC beverley@crc.net.au 141 Vincent St BEVERLEY WA BODDINGTON (Agent) Boddington CRC shire@boddington.wa.gov.au 20 Bannister Road BODDINGTON WA BOYUP BROOK (Access Point) Boyup Brook CRC crc@boyupbrook.org 86 Abel Street BOYUP BROOK WA BREMER BAY (Access Point) Bremer Bay CRC info@bremerbaycrc.com Mary Street BREMER BAY WA BRIDGETOWN (Agent) Bridgetown CRC admin@bridgetowncrc.net.au 150 Hampton Street BRIDGETOWN WA BROOKTON (Access Point) Brookton CRC crcmail@brookton.wa.gov.au 89 Robinson Road BROOKTON WA COOROW (Access Point) Coorow CRC Cnr Main & Bristol Streets COOROW WA CUE (Agent) Community Resource Centre 72 Austin St CUE WA CUNDERDIN (Access Point) Cunderdin CRC admin@cunderdincrc.net.au 57 Main Street CUNDERDIN WA DALWALLINU (Access Point) Dalwallinu CRC 53 Johnston St DALWALLINU WA DARKAN (Access Point) Health & Resource Centre 27-29 Burrowes Street DARKAN WA DENHAM (Agent) Shark Bay Community Resource Centre sharkbaytc@westnet.com.au 10 Denham Road DENHAM WA DENMARK (Agent) Denmark CRC reception@denmarkcrc.com.au 2 Strickland Street DENMARK WA DERBY (Access Point) Mowanjum Community Resource Centre Gibb River Road DERBY WA DONGARA ( Agent) Dongara Community Resource Centre reception@dongaracrc.net 11 Moreton Terrace DONGARA WA DONNYBROOK ( Agent) Donnybrook Community Resource Centre donnybrook@crc.net.au Old Station Masters House lot 101 South Western Hw DONNYBROOK WA DOWERIN ( Access Point) Dowerin CRC admin@dowerincrc.org.au 13 Stewart Street DOWERIN WA FRANKLAND RIVER ( Access Point) Frankland River Community Resource Centre Inc reception@franklandrivercrc.org.au 55 Wingebellup Rd FRANKLAND RIVER WA GINGIN (Access Point) Gingin District CRC crc@gingin.net 1a Lily King Place GINGIN WA GNOWANGERUP (Agent) Yougenup Centre gnpshire@gnowangerup.wa.gov.au 47 Yougenup Rd GNOWANGERUP WA GOOMALLING (Access Point) Goomalling CRC goshire@goomalling.wa.gov.au 51-53 Railway Terrace GOOMALLING WA GREENBUSHES (Access Point) Greenbushes CRC reception@greenbushescrc.net.au 46 Blackwood Road GREENBUSHES WA HARVEY (Agent) Harvey CRC admin@harveycrc.com.au 5 Gibbs St HARVEY WA HOPETOUN (Access Point) Hopetoun CRC crc@hopetounwa.com 46 Veal Street HOPETOUN WA HYDEN (Access Point) Hyden CRC hyden@hydencrc.com.au 40 Naughton St HYDEN WA JERRAMUNGUP (Access Point) Jerramungup CRC admin@jerramungupcrc.com.au 8-10 Tobruk Road JERRAMUNGUP WA JURIEN BAY (Agent) Jurien Bay CRC office@jurienbaycrc.net.au 67 Bashford Street JURIEN BAY WA KALANNIE (Access Point) Kalannie CRC kalanniecrc@kalannie.com.au 67 Roche Street KALANNIE WA KELLERBERRIN (Agent) Kellerberrin CRC kellerberrin@crc.net.au 94 Massingham Street KELLERBERRIN WA KONDININ (Access Point) Kondinin CRC reception@kondinincrc.com.au 3 Gordon Street KONDININ WA KULIN (Access Point) Kulin CRC shire@kulin.wa.gov.au 38 Johnston St KULIN WA LAKE GRACE (Access Point) Lake Grace CRC central@lakegracecrc.net Lot 65, Absolon Street LAKE GRACE WA LANCELIN (Agent) Lancelin Community Resource Centre crc@lancelin.net 117 Gingin Road LANCELIN WA LEEMAN (Access Point) Leeman Green Head CRC 2 Spencer Street LEEMAN WA LEONORA (Agent) Leonora CRC Leonora@crc.net.au 60 Tower Street LEONORA WA MANJIMUP (Agent) Manjimup CRC reception@manjimup.org.au 45 Rose St MANJIMUP WA MARBLE BAR (Agent) Old Shire Office marblebarcrc@bigpond.com Lot 11 Francis Street MARBLE BAR WA MERREDIN (Agent) Merredin CRC merredin@crc.net.au 110 Barrack Street MERREDIN WA MINGENEW (Access Point) Mingenew CRC crcmanager@mingenew.wa.au 50 Midlands Road MINGENEW WA MORAWA (Access Point) Morawa CRC morawa@crc.net.au 46 Winfield Street MORAWA WA NANNUP (Access Point) Nannup CRC nannupcrc@nannuptc.org.au 10 Warren Road NANNUP WA NAREMBEEN (Access Point) Narembeen CRC admin@narembeen.wa.gov.au Unit 2, 19 Churchill Street NAREMBEEN WA NORSEMAN (Agent) Norseman CRC shire@dundas.wa.gov.au 78 Prinsep St NORSEMAN WA NORTHCLIFFE (Access Point) Northcliffe CRC ncrc@northcliffe.org.au Lot 178, Muirillup Road NORTHCLIFFE WA ONGERUP (Access Point) Yongergnow-Ongerup CRC manager@ongerupcrc.net.au Lot 260, Jaekel Street ONGERUP WA PARABURDOO (Agent) Karingal Neighbourhood Centre In karingalcentre@bigpond.com Lot 88 Anzac Place PARABURDOO WA PATJARR (Access Point) Karilywarra Community Council Lot 1, Patjarr Community PATJARR WA PEMBERTON (Access Point) Pemberton CRC office@pembertoncrc.org.au 29 Brockman St PEMBERTON WA PERENJORI (Access Point) Perenjori CRC Lot 4, Fowler Street PERENJORI WA PINGRUP (Access Point) Pingrup CRC pingrupcrc@gmail.com 2 Burston Street PINGRUP WA QUAIRADING (Access Point) Quairading Community Resource Centre quairading@crc.net.au 1 Parker Street QUAIRADING WA RAVENSTHORPE (Access Point) Ravensthorpe CRC hello@ravycrc.com.au 28 Dunn Street RAVENSTHORPE WA SOUTHERN CROSS (Access Point) Southern Cross CRC yilgarn@yilgarn.wa.gov.au Canopus Street SOUTHERN CROSS WA TAMBELLUP (Access Point) Tambellup CRC ambellup@crc.net.au 34 Norrish Street TAMBELLUP WA TJUKURLA (Access Point) Tjukurla Community Council tjukurla.csm@ngcouncil.org.au Lot 28, Tjukurla Community TJUKURLA WA WAGIN (Agent) Wagin CRC admin@wagincrc.net.au 46-48 Tudhoe Street WAGIN WA WALPOLE (Access Point) Walpole CRC crc@walpole.org.au Latham Avenue WALPOLE WA WANDERING (Access Point) Wandering Agricultural Hall reception@wandering.wa.gov.au 18 Watts Street WANDERING WA WAROONA (Agent) Waroona CRC reception@waroonacrc.com.au 10 Henning Street WAROONA WA WILLIAMS (Access Point) Williams CRC williams@crc.net.au 5 Brooking Street WILLIAMS WA WYALKATCHEM (Access Point) Wyalkatchem CRC admin@wyalkatchemcrc.com Lot 5700 Railway Terrace WYALKATCHEM WA YORK (Agent) York CRC reception@yorkcrc.net.au 89 Avon Terrace YORK WA Victoria - Services Australia Directory ALEXANDRA (Agent) Alexandra Community Hub admin@alexhub.com.au 38a Downey Street ALEXANDRA VIC BEAUFORT (Agent) Beaufort Community Resource Centre bcrc@pyrenees.vic.gov.au 72 Neill Street BEAUFORT VIC BEECHWORTH (Access Point) Quercus Beechworth Inc reception@quercusbeechworth.com 26 Ford Street BEECHWORTH VIC BOORT (Access Point) Boort Resource and Information Centre info@boortbric.net 119-121 Godfrey Street BOORT VIC CANN RIVER (Agent) Cann River Community Centre cann.river@bigpond.com 13 Princes Highway CANN RIVER VIC CASTLEMAINE (Agent) Castlemaine Community House reception@cch.org.au 30 Templeton Street CASTLEMAINE VIC CHARLTON (Agent) Wycheproof Community Resource Centre Inc mwcrc@bigpond.net.au 11 High Street CHARLTON VIC COBRAM (Agent) Cobram Community House cch@cch.vic.edu.au 43-45 Punt Road COBRAM VIC CORRYONG (Agent) Corryong Neighbourhood Centre admin@corryongnc.org 39 Hanson Street CORRYONG VIC DONALD (Agent) Donald Learning Group donaldlearninggroupinc@iinet.net.au 31 Woods Street DONALD VIC FOSTER (Agent) Manna Gum Community House manager@mgch.org.au Cnr Station Road & Court Street FOSTER VIC HEATHCOTE (Agent) Heathcote Community House heathcotecommunityhouse3@gmail.com 55 Hospital Street HEATHCOTE VIC HEYFIELD (Access Point) Heyfield Community Resource Centre coordinator@heyfield.net 5 George Street HEYFIELD VIC KORUMBURRA (Agent) Milpara Community House milpara@dcsi.net.au 21 Shellcot Road KORUMBURRA VIC KYABRAM (Agent) Kyabram Community And Learning Centre kclc@kclc.com.au 21 - 25 Lake Road KYABRAM VIC LANG LANG (Access Point) Lang Lang Community Centre llcc@langlang.net 7 Westernport Road LANG LANG VIC LORNE (Agent) Lorne Community House lorne.community@gorh.vic.gov.au 16 Mountjoy Parade LORNE VIC MANSFIELD (Agent) Mace Inc reception@mace.vic.edu.au 145-147 High Street MANSFIELD VIC MOUNT BEAUTY (Agent) Mount Beauty Neighbourhood Centre info@mountbeauty.org.au 1 Tennis Court Avenue MOUNT BEAUTY VIC NATHALIA (Access Point) Nathalia Community House nathch@bigpond.com.au 44 Blake Street NATHALIA VIC PYRAMID HILL (Access Point) Pyramid Hill Neighbourhood House phnh@bigpond.com 43-45 unit 5/8 Kelly Street PYRAMID HILL VIC QUAMBATOOK (Access Point) Quambatook Community Resource Centre qcrc@bigpond.com 8 Guthrie Street QUAMBATOOK VIC ROBINVALE (Agent) Robinvale Resource Centre 68-72 Herbert Street ROBINVALE VIC RUSHWORTH (Access Point) Rushworth Community House admin@rushcomhouse.org.au 67 High Street RUSHWORTH VIC WALLAN ( Access Point) Wallan and District Community Group neighbour@iprimus.com.au 42 Bentinck Street WALLAN VIC WARRACKNABEAL ( Access Point) Warracknabeal Neighbourhood House and Learning Centre INC. info@wnhlc.com.au 2 Cox Street WARRACKNABEAL VIC WEDDERBURN (Agent) Wedderburn Community House 24 Wilson Street WEDDERBURN VIC WYCHEPROOF ( Access Point) Wycheproof Community Resource Centre info@wycheproofcrc.org.au 280 Broadway WYCHEPROOF VIC YARRA JUNCTION ( Access Point) Cire Yarra Junction Community Hub 2463 Warburton Highway YARRA JUNCTION VIC YARRAM (Agent) Yarram Neighbourhood House yclc@dcsi.net.au 292 Commercial Road YARRAM VIC YARRAWONGA (Agent) Yarrawonga Neighbourhood House Inc community@ymclc.edu.au 1 Hargrave Court YARRAWONGA VIC Queensland - Services Australia Directory BABINDA (Agent) Babinda Taskforce taskforce@babinda.net.au 51 Munro Street BABINDA QLD BOONAH (Agent) Carinity Fassifern Community Centre 4 Little High Street BOONAH QLD CHILDERS (Agent) Childers Neighbourhood Centre ceo@bundaberg.qld.gov.au 69 Churchill Road CHILDERS QLD CHINCHILLA (Agent) Chinchilla Community Centre info@cfsc.org.au 67-71 Middle Street CHINCHILLA QLD CLERMONT (Agent) Clermont Community Housing And Other Services 2 Lime Street CLERMONT QLD COLLINSVILLE (Agent) Collinsville Community Association Inc 81-91 Garrick Street COLLINSVILLE QLD LAIDLEY (Agent) Kyabra Community Centre kyabra@kyabra.org 13 Mary Street LAIDLEY QLD MILLMERRAN (Agent) Millmerran Community Support Service (Toowoomba Regional Council) 30-32 Campbell Street MILLMERRAN QLD MONTO (Agent) Monto Neighbourhood Centre 7 Huxley Street MONTO QLD MUNDUBBERA (Agent) North Burnett Community Service - Mundubbera cm@nbcs.org.au 69 Stuart-Russell Street MUNDUBBERA QLD MURGON (Agent) Graham House Community Centre admin@grahamhouse.org.au 21 Taylor Street East MURGON QLD POMONA (Agent) Pomona and District Community House admin@pomonacommunityhouse.com.au 1 Memorial Ave POMONA QLD PORT DOUGLAS (Access Point) Neighbourhood Centre manager@pdnc.org.au 6-10 Mowbray Street PORT DOUGLAS QLD RAVENSHOE (Agent) Ravenshoe Community Centre support@ravcom.org.au 3 Bolton Street RAVENSHOE QLD ROLLINGSTONE (Access Point) Rollingstone Community Centre rollingstonertcreception@gmail.com 44 Community Crescent ROLLINGSTONE QLD SARINA (Access Point) Sarina Neighbourhood Centre SarinaNeighbourhoodCentre@mackay.qld.gov.au 65 Broad Street SARINA QLD TARA (Agent) Tara Neighbourhood Centre 49 Day Street TARAQLD TULLY (Agent) Tully Support Centre info@tullysupportcentre.com.au 54 Bryant Street TULLY QLD WINTON (Agent) Winton Neighbourhood Centre 75 Elderslie Street WINTON QLD South Australia - Services Australia Directory LOXTON (Access Point) Loxcare Inc admin@loxcare.org.au 15 Drabsch Street LOXTON SA ROBERTSTOWN (Access Point) Robertstown War Memorial Community Centre 7 Commercial Street ROBERTSTOWN SA MANNUM (Agent) Mid Murray Support Service Inc. reception@mmss.com.au 58 Walker Ave MANNUM SA MILLICENT (Agent) ac.care - Millicent care@accare.org.au 57-59 George Street MILLICENT SA YORKETOWN (Agent) Southern Yorke Peninsula Community Hub Incorporated admin@sypcommunityhub.com.au 33 Stansbury Road YORKETOWN SA Tasmania - Services Australia Directory ROSEBERY (Agent) Rosebery Neighbourhood House coordinator@roseberyneighbourhoodhouse.com.au 8 Agnes Street ROSEBERY TAS ZEEHAN (Agent) Zeehan Neighbourhood Centre manager.znc@zeehan.net.au 27 Belstead Street ZEEHAN TAS New South Wales - Services Australia Directory BELLINGEN (Agent) Neighbourhood Centres of Bellingen Shire Inc coordinator@ncobs.org.au 31 Hyde Street BELLINGEN NSW CONDOBOLIN (Agent) Western Plains Regional Development 18 William Street CONDOBOLIN NSW CROOKWELL (Agent) Crookwell Neighbourhood Centre crookwellnc@yahoo.com.au 48 Denison Street CROOKWELL NSW DUNGOG (Agent) Dungog Shire Community Centre 103 Dowling Street DUNGOG NSW EDEN (Agent) Eden Community Access Centre admin@eden.nsw.au Cnr Mitchell & Mlay St EDEN NSW EVANS HEAD (Agent) Mid Richmond Centre, Shop 4 Johnny's Arcade 6 Oak Street EVANS HEAD NSW NIMBIN (Agent) Nimbin Neighbourhood & Information Centre 71 Cullen Street NIMBIN NSW POTTSVILLE (Agent) Pottsville Beach Neighbourhood Centre info@pbnc.org.au 12 Elizabeth Street POTTSVILLE NSW TEMORA (Agent) Temora Community Centre reception@tccinc.org.au 221-225 Hoskins Street TEMORA NSW WELLINGTON (Agent) Wellington Information and Neighbourhood Service michael@winscommunitycentre.com.au 27 Swift Street WELLINGTON NSW WOOLGOOLGA (Agent) Woolgoolga Neighbourhood Centre rb.wnc@bigpond.net.au 35 Beach St WOOLGOOLGA NSW

Sustainable Development Goals The 17 Sustainable Development Goals developed by the United Nations are urgent call to action by all countries to bring peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future. Neighbourhood and community houses and centres across Australia work towards these goals everyday. From food parcel programs to outreach programs to disadvantaged members of our community. We are the heart of our community. Training for the SDGs is on our SDG's for Neighbourhood and Community Houses and Centres page In Partnership with 1/1