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TAFE NSW, New England Institute Disabilities
NSW, Australia
Leave a message. Assist people with a disability through planning, inclusive practices and reasonable adjustment.
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TAFE NSW Riverina Institute - Griffith Campus
NSW, Australia
Griffith campus hosts the Riverina Wine and Food Technology Centre, a specialist centre offering detailed training to the wine and food manufacturing industries. <P> The campus is also part of the Institutes University Studies Centre, and is a regional trades training centre for Metal Fabrication and Welding, Building, Hair & Beauty and Transport. It also teaches courses in the key areas of Nursing, Information Technology; Child Studies; Business and General Education.
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NSW, Australia
A huge range of toys available for children from birth to school age. A non profit community-based organisation. Toys are also available through the childrens mobile service.
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Community Visitors Scheme (CVS) - Deniliquin
NSW, Australia
CVS aims to enrich the quality of life of residents of aged care homes who are socially isolated or lonely & who would benefit from a friendly visitor. Also helps to establish links between people living in aged care homes & their local community. Volunteers are screened & matched with a resident of the nursing homes. Have a special morning tea every two months at Orana, with occasional guest speaker etc.
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Learning Difficulties Australia
NSW, Australia
Service provides learning and educational development for children and adults with dyslexia and other learning difficulties. LDA offer representative, promotional and community educational services as well
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Learning Difficulties Australia
NSW, Australia
Service provides learning and educational development for children and adults with dyslexia and other learning difficulties. LDA offer representative, promotional and community educational services as well.
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NSW, Australia
Community based adult education, range of interesting classes and activities.
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Nambucca Valley Community College Inc
NSW, Australia
We aim to provide all forms of education in work skills, computing, leisure and life, in a friendly and supportive environment. We offer workplace training as well as campus based training.
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School Education Director, Hastings Curriculum Consultants, Student services, Aboriginal Education, Staff Support Officer.
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Early Childhood Intervention Program - Coffs Harbour
NSW, Australia
Provides early education and therapy services for pre school aged children with significant developmental delay in more than one area.
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Early Intervention Centre - Kempsey
NSW, Australia
Early intervention program designed for children between birth and school age who have a disability or delay.
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Early Intervention - Manning & Great Lakes Inc
NSW, Australia
Service provides educational therapy program for children with special needs. Therapy/educational based playgroups, home visits, centre based assessment, identification of needs, assists with transition to school. The telephone number for the Tuncurry office is 02 6557 2016.
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Macleay Valley Community College
NSW, Australia
Offers a range of VET (vocational education and training) and general interest courses on a fee for service basis. Aged range must be - 14yrs 9months.
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Melville High School Support Unit
NSW, Australia
Educational support for children with disabilities. The school's Aboriginal Education Assistant is consulted regarding indigenous students in the Support Unit.
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NSW, Australia
Teach Aboriginal languages and adult education to Aboriginal people. Open days held for aboriginal students from High Schools in the area.
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Disability Programs Consultant - Tweed Heads/Ballina
NSW, Australia
Special Education Consultant coordinates and manages services for students with disabilities in NSW Government schools.
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Mullumbimby Math and Reading Centre
NSW, Australia
Service caters for people with dyslexia, ADHD, specific learning difficulties, dysnumeracy, math, english and comprehension homework help from K to year 10 level, English as second language, French, German. Lindamood/ Bell program. Tue, Wed, Mullumbimby; Thurs, Fri Murwillumbah. Assessments, one to one lessons (1 hour) available from 8 am - 5.30 pm. See seperate listing for 2nd centre in Murwillumbah (Tweed Valley Learning and Counselling Centre). Program available to people of all ages.
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Special Education - Clarence Valley
NSW, Australia
Disability Programs Consultant. Manages programs for young people with disabilities in school settings. Some services provided from birth.
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NSW, Australia
Point of contact for TAFE students with disabilities.Interpreting,signing,tutorials, note taking,provision of special equipment.Advising of teaching staff in regards to the accommodation of certain disabilities in class.
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NSW, Australia
Point of contact for students of TAFE with disabilities, e.g. physical or mental condition, mental health, acquired brain injury (neuro). Interpreting, signing, tutorials, note taking (visual, hearing, intellect, learning disability). Provision of special equipment. Reasonable adjustment provision.
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NSW, Australia
Point of contact for all TAFE students with special needs arising from disabilities. Interpreting, signing, tutorials, note taking, provision of special equipment. Advising teachers on appropriate accommodation of disabled learners.
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TAFE Disability Consultant - Kingscliff
NSW, Australia
Point of contact for all students of TAFE with disabilities.Interpreting, signing, tutorials, note taking,provision of special equipment, advising teacher to appropriately accommodate people with disabilities.
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Tweed Valley Learning and Counselling Centre - Murwillumbah
NSW, Australia
Service caters for people with dyslexia, ADHD, specific learning difficulties, dysnumeracy, math, english and comprehension homework help from K to year 10 level, ESL, French, German. Lindamood/Bell program. See separate listing for Mullumbimby Math and Reading Remediation Centre.
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University of the Third Age (U3A) - Clarence Valley
NSW, Australia
U3A is a self-help, non-profit, adult learning movement based on the University of the 3rd Age that began in France in 1971. The 3rd Age is when we have reached an age where we may be retired but remain active. Australia now has more than 1130 U3As. Activities: art, book discussion, bridge, computing current affairs, socialising, gardening, glass painting, genealogy, line dancing, mahjong photography, reflexology.
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University of the Third Age (U3A) - Ballina-Byron Inc
NSW, Australia
Organisation offers various educational and recreational courses for older Australians. Inquire for program and enrolment days. $5 joining fee & $30 annual subscription.
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NSW, Australia
Service offers recruitment, referral and support to people seeking volunteer work as well as support and services to NGO's on matters concerned with volunteer management.Based at Lismore Neighbourhood Centre.Once an organisation is registered with VNR its volunteer vacancies can be advertised on the "GoVolunteer" website.
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NSW, Australia
Resources for vision impaired, elderly and people with disabilities eg. - Large Print Books - Talking Books - Books on Wheels, home delivery service (for those persons unable to come to us). - Childrens Library Services - Outback Archive - Outback Letterbox Library - Writers Centre - CDs, DVDs, Videos, Newspapers and Magazines.
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NSW, Australia
Provides employment and training programs such as: Youth Pathways (YP) - Available to students and young school leavers aged between 13 and 19 years. Designed for young people about to experience the transition from school to work. - Computer courses for health care card holders.
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The Smith Family - Learning for Life Program
NSW, Australia
The Smith Family's Learning for Life Program provides scholarships to students from low-income families to help them pay for essential school items such as uniforms, text books, stationery, camps and excursions. Families must meet entry criteria.
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NSW, Australia
Mornings 8.30am-midday for children 2 yrs 9 mths-up to school age. Afternoons 8.30am-3.30pm for children 4 yrs old and next years school children. Playgroup 10am-Midday Fridays. Closed school holidays. Building ramps etc for people with disabilities. (Current at 14/08/07)
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NSW, Australia
Membership Fees: $27 per year ($17 for Health Care Card holders). Fees to attend playgroups: $3.50 per family ($5 non members). * Playgroups until 1pm * Educational Toys and Books * Toy borrowing for members * Outreach Van visits homes (people with disabilities) (Current at 14/08/07)
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NSW, Australia
Hours/Days of Operation: Courses run during days, evenings and weekends. For Students, they offer short courses - for Pleasure, for Business and for Seniors. They also offer Literacy and Numeracy courses and offer Nationally Accredited Certificate courses. For Teachers, they offer the opportunity to develop and teach their own hobby courses, and with the appropriate preparation, Nationally Accredited courses. For Prospective University students, the college is an excellent first point of contact for people wishing to study by Distance Education.
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TAFE NSW Western Institute, Broken Hill Campus
NSW, Australia
Broken Hill Campus offers courses in access and general education, aged care, beauty, business, ceramics, children's services, fine arts, horticulture, human resources management, information technology, hospitality and welfare, as well as automotive, electrical and engineering trades.
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NSW, Australia
Wilcannia Central School is an isolated school in the Broken Hill School Education Area with 90-100% Aboriginal enrolment. The school offers individual learning programs to students from Pre-School to Year 12, Distance Education, Access Programs, Vocational Education and TAFE delivered courses. (Current at 26/03/08)
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Literacy , Numeracy and Music Program
NSW, Australia
Provides assessments and one-on- one remedial sessions for literacy, language and mathematics. Music therpay for children with intellectual, emotional and physical disabilities. Language support program for early childhood (0-5yrs) Maths - Infants and Primary, early high school English- to year 12
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NSW, Australia
Offers a wide range of services for families and children that include:supported playgroups, transition to school programs, early childhood intervention services for children with disabilities, community outreach programs and the toy, parent and educator resource libraries. The static and mobile libraries provide access to a variety of toys that are educational, good quality, fun and especially appropriate for the childs age and needs.
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NSW, Australia
Halinda is a government school for students aged 4-18 who have moderate-severe intellectual disabilities.
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Auburn Library - Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
General library services including free membership, access to large print material, talking books, DVDs, CDs, videos, free internet access etc. Also free delivery and selection service to clients who can not come to the library due to illness or disability. Self Select service available for those who are able to come to the library themselves and select their own material, but for health reasons permanently or temporarily are not able to carry books home.
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Computer Pals for Seniors - The Hills
NSW, Australia
Computer Training for seniors; tuition for members only
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NSW, Australia
Community College classes include: Computer courses, english classes, crafts, exercise, hobbies, etc. Pension consessions available on most courses. Terms run 8 weeks. Enrol over phone with credit card or send enrolment form with payment.
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Baulkham Hills Family Day Care
NSW, Australia
Carers are registered by Baulkham Hills Family Day Care and sponsored by St Michael Family Ltd- a community based service. Children are provided with care & education in a small group setting in the home of a registered carer.
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NSW, Australia
Sale of electronic equipment mainly for blind and vision impaired people. (magnifiers, braille displays and embossers, computer speech systems, stand-alone reading machines etc). At present demonstrating equipment in prospective customers homes.
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NSW Effectiveness Training Institute
NSW, Australia
The Effectiveness Training Institute is an educational organistaion which trains instructors and also co-ordinates courses in parenting, interpersonal skills and personal/professional development. Courses are available all over Australia. Fees are kept at an affordable level to ensure attendance is possible for everyone who wants to improve and enhance their relationships. Courses are also conducted for (i) Youth Effectiveness Training - for young adolescents which provide opportunities for the development of self-esteem, better communication skills, cooperation, self-responsibility and independence. (ii) Teacher Effectiveness Training.(iii) Clergy Effectiveness Training. (iv) Effectiveness Training for Women. (v) Effectiveness Training - personal and professional development.
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NSW, Australia
The Reading Writing Hotline is a national telephone adult literacy referral service funded by the Australian Government Department of Education, Science and Training and managed by TAFE NSW - Access and General Education Curriculum Centre. Its role is to provide caller with advice and referrals to educational providers offering courses in adult English language, literacy and numeracy.
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NSW, Australia
Free internet access, free English conversation classes, books, CDs, DVDs for loan, colour photocopying, provide information for local residents about Auburn council services, children activities eg preschools story time, holiday activities.
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Glenvale Special School - Narara and North Entrance
NSW, Australia
Provides individualised educational program designed to meet personal priorities. Access to School Certificate and HSC for secondary students. Therapy services on site. Integration and transition program to mainstream and post school services available.
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Early intervention services including centre based and home based programs. Also has a school based preschool program available. Advocacy, counselling. Paediatric diagnosis is required for the early intervention program. Provides classes for students up to Year 10.
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Seniors Computer Club Central Coast Inc
NSW, Australia
The Seniors Computer Club meets 5 days per week at the Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre between 10am and 3pm. A general meeting with a guest speaker is held on the first Monday of the month at the Avoca Beach Bowling Club at 10.30 am. (No regular classes are held at this time)
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NSW, Australia
Worldwide educational movement for older people. The University of the Third Age meets at various locations on the Central Coast. The year is divided into two semesters and a course listing is sent to members during January and June. (800 members as at 15/2/08)
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Henry Kendall Special Education Unit
NSW, Australia
Caters for the education of students with a physical and intellectual disability and Autism.
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NSW, Australia
Self Help Adult learning classes that run Mon - Fri 10:30am to 12pm and 1:30pm to 3pm. Volunteer Tutor, retired teachers and lecturers on a wide variety of subjects. The types of courses offered are History (Ancient & Modern, Australian and Local). Literature, Psychology, Languages, The internet, Computers, beginners and advanced, Music appreciation, Jazz, Marine Archaeology, Travel, Calligraphy, Practical Art and Craft, Biology, Geology, Book reading group, Excursions (courses offered depend on availability of tutors)
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Older Men New Ideas - Charlestown
NSW, Australia
OMNI recognises that men may have special concerns in older age because their traditional male roles are eroding in the modern world. Loneliness, isolation, depression and more common than is realised and take their toll in poor health. OMNI encourages older men to explore a variety of interests and valuable activities which will help them to take control of their lives and at the same time to make real contributions to society. Contact Herb, 4358 4723. John 4944 8777.
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Uniting Church Creative Meet and Learn
NSW, Australia
Social craft & activity group that meets every Wednesday from 9am-3:30pm. We have learning groups. School term only. Morning session: 9am-12pm (cost $2.00 including morning tea) - painting, crochet, creative hand sewing or bring whatever craft you are interested in. Aternoon session 12:30pm-3:30pm (cost $2.00 including afternoon tea) - line dancing, card games, French, creative hand sewing. Periodically other courses are introduced temporarily - eg Christmas decorations in last term. Any person wishing to stay all day can bring their own lunch. Tea and coffee are provided at lunchtime.
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Adult Migrant English Program - Hunter
NSW, Australia
AMEP tuition is provided free of charge to the majority of clients. The program is available to adult migrants (18 years old or over and some 16 - 18 year olds) for whom English is not the first language,and who have been assessed as not having functional English language skills. The following categories of people are eligible: newly-arrived migrants or humanitarian entrants from overseas, migrants who arrived in Australia after 1 July 1991, temporary residents who hold a gazetted visa class, people who have beeng granted permanent residence in Australia since July 1999. If one of these categories applies to you, you are entitiled to English language classes. In addition TAFE offers ESOL classes to students who are not eligible for the AMEP.
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Computerpals for Seniors Newcastle Inc
NSW, Australia
Tutoring for seniors to learn to use the computer on Tue/Wed/Thur from 8:45am-3:30pm during the school term. Check website - very thorough, is updated monthly, newsletters etc. Recommends ASCCA's website for info regarding Seniors and technology (www.seniorcomputing.org)
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NSW, Australia
Bulli branch Library is a Council run Library located on the Princes Hwy at Bulli.
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NSW, Australia
Dapto District Library is a state of the art facility located in the Dapto Ribbonwood Centre. It has a large collection of material for loan and in-house use. Internet access is available for library members.
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NSW, Australia
Helensburgh branch library is a council run library. Free Internet access is available for library members. Conditions apply. Internet training is available at Wollongong Reference Library. Telephone 4227 7414 for more information.
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NSW, Australia
Kiama Ace is an organisation that provides high quality computer, vocational, educational, language, literacy and general interest courses. Kiama Ace have a focus on people who need literacy skills, young adults with an intellectual disability, and people from non-English speaking backgrounds.
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University of the Third Age (U3A) - Kiama
NSW, Australia
A social group that was established in 1999. Most members have retired from the workforce and want to keep physically, mentally and socially active. The emphasis is on learning for pleasure. U3A offer a wide range of subjects - from science to tap dancing. New timetable produced each term, fee for some courses. Subjects are chosen through suggestions from members. Talk (guest speakers) at North Kiama Community Centre each Monday afternoon for a gold coin donation. Some social outings may be offered from time to time as well eg Exhibitions at the NSW Art Gallery. Most groups/lectures/talks are held at the North Kiama Neighbourhood Centre but some are held at other locations. Locations of all activities are noted on the timetables.
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NSW, Australia
Library lending service for housebound residents who are unable to attend the library. A doctors certificate is required to receive service, stating that the person is unable to attend the library and has no one able to collect books for them. Loans of books and or talking books for up to 3 months. Telephone 3 days in advance of Bookmobile visit to your area or by Wednesday for Friday delivery by staff.
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TAFE - Wollongong Multicultural Education Unit
NSW, Australia
Telephone and Interpreting Service Access (TIS) on 131 450 and request an interpreter that speaks their language and ask them to contact their local TAFE. TAFE also provides a range of English language courses and other programs to meet the particular vocational education and training needs for people from language backgrounds other than English. TAFE information Centre 47 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Tel: 131601 (in NSW) Tel: (02) 82342777 (outside NSW) Tel: 61 282342777 (outside Australia) Or visit the website www.tafensw.edu.au or International Students Centre (02) 92174801 Anti Discrimination - TAFE is committed to offering students a secure and fair training environment. English language tutorial support - is available for people who are having difficulties with their TAFE course.
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NSW, Australia
Thirroul Branch Library is a council service General library facilities
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NSW, Australia
Warrawong Branch Library is located within the Warrawong Westfield Shopping Centre.
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NSW, Australia
Central lending Library Wollongong Branch Music library 4227 7411 Reference library 4227 7414 Community information, Local studies collection. Wollongong City Library branches are located within Wollongong region - see separate entries or contact for details. Mobile library service available for people who are not able to access. A total of 12 items per customer may be borrowed. The loan period is 21 days. Overdue Items: Adults $0.30 per item per day (maximum fee $7.20 per item). Children $0.10 per item per day (maximum fee $3.00 per item). Reservations: Fiction, non Fiction (no concessions) $1.20. Lost and Damaged Items: Replacements of borrower's ticket: Individual (no concessions) $4.50. Family tickets (maximum charge) $13.20. Cost price paid plus processing charge. Record Music Library - no concessions available Annual Subscription Fee: Gold membership $35.00, Silver membership $24.00, all above charges include GST
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Wollongong City Library Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
Require a Doctor's certificate to confirm eligibility. Housebound service aims to meet the needs of residents of Wollongong who experience difficulty in visiting and making use of the library: People who are frail or infirm, Those with physical or sensory impairments, Carers. Successful applicants are matched to a volunteer who will select suitable material and deliver to the customer either fortnightly or monthly. Customers can borrow a maximum of 16 items per month. Self select and home delivery. For customers who can visit the library but find it difficult to carry home their books. Eligibility is the same as for the family and friends program. Mainly done through Warrawong, Dapto, Wollongong, Corrimal, and Thirroul. Visits to smaller libraries can be accommodated on the basis of availability.
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School Therapy & Resource Team
NSW, Australia
Multi-disciplinary school team offering consultation and education to parents and teachers, and individual collaborative therapy programmes to students attending mainstream, independent or public schools in the lower North Shore.
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Ryde & Hunters Hill Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
Delivers books to the frail aged and people with disabilities who are unable to attend the library. Books delivered once a month (usually on a Tuesday or a Thursday) and a record of books loaned to each client is kept on the database. Standard and large print books available, as well as books on cassette or CD, videos, DVD's (standard and captioned), magazines and CDs.
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NSW, Australia
Integrated Preschool for children aged 3 - 5 years, and specialised schooling for children with a physical disability and/or medical condition from age 5 to 18 years. The school provides an individual education plan for each student, and offers small classes of 6 students with a fully qualified teacher and a teacher's aide for children aged 5 to 18 years. There is also a small specialised class for children with autism. There is no waiting list.
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NSW, Australia
This service is for people who are physically unable to come to the library. Library staff, upon consultation with the borrower select books, magazines & talking books which are then delivered on a regular basis. Audio-Read navigators are available for sight impaired Mosman residents.
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NSW, Australia
Excellence in education for children with disabilities. Special school for children aged 4 - 12 years.
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Sir Eric Woodward Memorial School
NSW, Australia
A SSP school, providing intensive education and therapy programs for students with high support needs. The school also has a hydro pool.
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Christian Community Aid - Chinese Women's Group
NSW, Australia
Includes social, leisure and educational activities for Chinese women. This group meets on Wednesdays 10 am - 12 noon at Epping Community Hall, 9 Oxford Street, Epping. No child minding available.
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Christian Community Aid - Chinese Leisure Learning Centre
NSW, Australia
Classes in Mandarin, Needlecraft, Dancing, Sewing, Computer 1, Tai Chi, Chinese painting, paper tole, folk art, beauty therapy. Registration essential. One group meets at Marsden Road Uniting Church near Cnr. of Mobbs Lane & Marsden Rd, Carlingford on Tuesdays from 9.30 am to 1.30 pm and another group meets on Wednesdays from 9.30 am - 1.30 pm at Epping Community Hall, 9 Oxford Street, Epping.
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NSW, Australia
St Edmund's School is a Year 7 - 12 co-educational High school for students with vision impairment and other special needs. The school is one of the special schools within NSW that has NSW Board of Studies School Certificate and higher school certificate accreditation. St Edmund's offers an academic curriculum for students in year 7-12 based on the NSW Board of Studies syllabuses, including life skills where appropriate. Where possible, the school also educates students for integration into a regular high school.
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Mosman Library - Services For Seniors
NSW, Australia
The library offers the following services for seniors: sound recordings, talking books, large print books, internet training, magnifying glasses, sheet magnifiers (for reading whole pages), special book trolleys, home library service (available to disabled Mosman residents, referral by the Council's community case worker or doctor's certificate).
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Mosman Square Seniors' Centre - Computer Pals
NSW, Australia
Computer Pals has been established to provide anyone 55 or over, whether a computer novice or a person with some computer knowledge, the opportunity to develop confidence in the use of these modern day "wonders" that are becoming more and more a part of our lives. At Mosman Square Seniors' Centre there is a dedicated room housing three Vista compliant computers for hands-on practice. Benefits to members include: one on one training; tutors in the 55+ age range; INTERNET access; talks by professionals on a range of computer related topics and members' networking days to promote the sharing of ideas.
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NSW, Australia
Customers are encouraged to suggest titles or authors they wish to read, and library staff visit customers on a three weekly basis. Home visits are generally made by the same staff member in order to establish a better understanding of individual customer needs. Home Library Service staff will also search for specific information such as: Other community services; Personal interest topics; Hobbies and crafts; Legal information; Medical information; Local history; or Family history. Items available include: Large print books, Talking books, Magazines, CDs, and DVDs.
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Ku-ring-gai Libraribus Service
NSW, Australia
This service is available for Ku-ring-gai residents who do not drive or have difficulty using public transport to visit the library, because of distance, health, personal or family problems.
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Lane Cove Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
This service is available for housebound residents (including nursing homes) of Lane Cove.
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North Sydney Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
Books or talking books are delivered to the clients home every four weeks.
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Pittwater Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
This service is available to local residents who are temporarily or permanently housebound due to frailty, illness, injury or disability. This service is not usually available if it is possible for a family member or friend to collect books from the library for the housebound person. A library staff member will visit the person at home to assess their reading and listening requirements. Note - the home library service only operates Mon to Fri.
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Warringah Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
Books and other library materials are delivered to and collected from the home every three weeks.
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Willoughby Home Library Service
NSW, Australia
The Home Library Services team of librarians select books and other library resources and deliver them to you in your own home. The librarians select from the wide range of materials held in Willoughby City Library. Available items include: Large print and ordinary print books, Videos, DVD's, books in many languages, magazines, books on tape and CD, and audio companions (books loaded on a special player). Let them know what you like to read and they can choose the right items for you. Willoughby library also delivers if you are able to come to the library and select your own books but are unable to carry your books home due to physical disability or difficulties associated with ageing. Library staff will deliver books to your home once or twice a month on an allocated delivery day. Library staff interview all applicants to assess eligibility and determine which service will suit their needs.
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Computer Pals for Seniors (Ku-Ring-Gai) Inc.
NSW, Australia
Computer Pals for Seniors offers practical opportunities for retired people to develop and share their expertise in new technologies. Computer Pals is a voluntary association where members give their time to teach seniors to operate computers. There are courses on basic word processing and using the internet, however students must own their own computer (PC, not Apple/Mac). The club holds monthly meetings with guest speakers, Q&A sessions, tea and coffee. All tuition is on a one tutor to one student basis.
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Neutral Bay Senior Citizens' Club Inc.
NSW, Australia
The Club provides social and recreational activities for older people (computer classes, craft classes, chess, cards, bridge, scrabble and monthly bus trips).
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Northern Sydney Inclusion Support Agency
NSW, Australia
The Inclusion Support Program aim to build the capacity of eligible child care services to include children from the following groups: those ongoing high support needs (including those with a disability), children from CALD backgrounds including refugee children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and South Sea Islander children.
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NSW, Australia
Willoughby Park Art and Recreation Centre is a facility provided by Willoughby City Council to offer leisure and learning opportunities to the community. Situated in Willoughby the centre coordinates term activities for adults and children and also serves as a meeting facility for a range of community groups. Classes offered may include: Adult creative arts, health and wellbeing, childrens art and craft and childrens active classes. They also offer a comprehensive childrens holiday program which includes a wide variety of activities such as art and craft, dancing and gymnastics, shows, music, active classes and more.
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Computer Pals For Seniors - Galston & District Inc
NSW, Australia
Encourages people over 55 to understand and use computers. Offers one on one tuition. There is a waiting list of 3-4 weeks. Service provided for people in Arcadia, Berrilee, Canoelands, Castle Hill, Cherrybrook, Dural, Fiddletown, Forest Glen, Galston, Glenhaven, Glenorie, Middle Dural, Round Corner, Thompsons Corner, Maroota, Wisemans Ferry.
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Literacy Network (Manly Warringah Inc)
NSW, Australia
A community association for the sharing of literacy, language and numeracy skills. Trained volunteer tutors help adults who have problems with reading & writing on a 1-to-1 basis. Regular meetings of all members for both educational and social purposes. Professional, Adult Education Programs provided for organisations by arrangement. Flexibility of lesson times is a great advantage for students & they can meet with their tutor in their own home, the tutor's home or the Literacy Network office, whichever situation is most convenient. Variety of student and tutor groupings also encouraged. Members available to speak to community groups on adult literacy issues. Runs "Stretch Your Mind" activities & seminars.
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NSW, Australia
1. Programs of activities such as pottery, ceramic painting, painting, collage. Programs run for 6-weeks on Tue 7pm-8pm and Sat 1pm-3:30pm and are run by volunteers. Carers welcome, especially for clients high support needs. 2. Advanced Art classes on Fri 12:15pm-3pm during school terms.
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NSW, Australia
Provides social, recreational and educational programs to members and aims to improve local older people's access to services. Crafts, speakers, bingo, scrabble and other activities are engaged in at meetings. Regular outings are organised. The club supports various charities.
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Moocooboola Computer Club for Seniors Inc.
NSW, Australia
Enabling older men and women to learn about computers in a friendly, social atmosphere and at their own pace, from computer wise people of their own age group. As the workers are all volunteers, they are unable to care for those with severe disabilities.
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