tel:1800 825 955 for assistance with:
27-37 Anderson Rd, SUNBURY VIC 3429. Ph (03) 9744 2095
The Community Service Centre provides emergency relief in the form of food parcels and vouchers as a way of assisting people who find themselves in difficult circumstances.
Reducing financial stress and hardship for vulnerable community members by making sure they’re receiving the assistance they’re entitled to, not just the assistance they know about.
Neighbourhood Houses Victoria can assist eligible community members to access No Interest Loans for:
Conditions apply.
Don't wait until you're sick. Sign up now to ensure you can get paid when you do fall ill.
For eligible casual employees.
If you need assistance signing up, give us a call on 9740 6627.
CareWorks SunRanges Inc. is a not-for-profit crisis relief centre that provides care, food, and support to those in need in the Sunbury and Macedon Ranges.
Located at Sunbury Community Centre on Elizabeth Drive.
Open Tuesdays and Thursdays - 9:30am-2:30pm
Serving takeaway meals every Monday night from the Sunbury Memorial Hall, 5:00-6:30pm.
$4 per meal.
Our local First Nations people.
Sunbury Aboriginal Corporation exists to create a welcoming, culturally safe environment for community to participate in workshops, programs, groups, and to seek assistance. The corporation holds events throughout the year to celebrate significant dates for Aboriginal people, as well as events such as ‘Healthy Happy Deadly’ that promote health and wellbeing, and connection to culture.
For a vast range of health and community services.
Sunbury Youth Centre hosts a range of youth programs through the City of Hume.
Sunbury Seniors.
There are a couple of existing senior social groups at the Sunbury Senior Citizens Centre. These groups hold regular activities at this centre to encourage social inclusion within our community. There's plenty of opportunities for older people to participate in activities like cards, bingo, outings, dancing, bowls, crafts and more.
Citizen Advocacy is a community based program which aims to recognise, promote and defend the rights and interests of people with an intellectual disability.
MyTime is for all parents and carers of children under the age of 18 who need a higher level of care than other children. This might be because of disability, chronic medical condition, or other additional needs including developmental delay. MyTime members come from different backgrounds and their children have different abilities and needs.
For everything from housing and food to legal services, technology and even the nearest public toilets.
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