The Salvation Army - Broadford

The Planned Activity Group provides a social activities program for eligible frail, aged and younger people with disabilities.  Planned Activity Groups aim to meet the needs and interests of older people in a manner that promotes participation and enjoyment.  
We are located in the Community Services building at the rear of the hospital.

Planned Activity Groups aim to:
Provide programs that encourage participation in a variety of activities that cater for individual interests and capabilities 
Encourage friendships and connectedness within our community 
Meet the needs of people with dementia in a safe and secure environment

Planned Activity Groups provide:
Support with personal care requirements 
Respite and support to carers

Activities include:
Day outings 
Guest speakers 
Music 
Bingo 
Cards 
Exercise and physical games 
Celebration days (Melbourne Cup, Australia Day etc)
We are located in the Community Services Building located at the rear of the hospital.

Hours of Operation 
Our program is centre based with a monthly outing.  The centre is open during weekdays.

Transport:
The Centre has a small bus with wheelchair access and a hoist. The bus is driven by Centre staff to assist you.  Those who can are encouraged to make their own arrangements.

A Community District Hospital consisting of 34 bed Acute Medical and Surgical Hospital with 30 Bed Residential High-Level Aged Care and Community Based Services, Urgent Care Centre, 30-bed acute, 30-bed residential aged care facility.  Chris McDonnell - Chief Executive Officer, Jenny Buckingham Director Corporate Services, Maree Woodhouse - Director Clinical Operations, Debra Bourne - Director Quality & Service Development
Reception hours: 9.00am to 4.30pm

Seymour Health

Tai Chi for Arthritis, Lancefield Walking Group and Gentle exercise (with weights)

For more information on class time and pricing please contact reception on 03 5429 1214

 Service Provided include:  Walking, Strength and Fitness, Aqua Aerobics (Bus To), Swimming (Bus To), Meditation

Fees
Non-Profit

Lancefield Neighbourhood House Inc

Cobaw Club programs are varied recreational and social support group activity programs that operate during the day from Monday to Friday, and some Saturdays. There are some groups based at our Activity Centre at Mollison Place, and some outings programs. Transport is offered to those who have no other way of attending programs. 

The Cobaw Club offers:
-- Appropriate recreational opportunity. 
-- Peer group support and social interaction – making new friends. 
-- Connection with the wider community. 
-- Assistance and support to maintain or improve current level of independence. 
-- Referral to Health professionals if requested 
-- Personal Care assistance if required. 
-- Respite, advice, referral and support for Carers. 
-- Support for specific dietary and/or cultural needs. 
-- Enjoyment and Fun!

Contact: Please contact the Coordinator at the above service contact details.  You will be contacted as soon as possible.

Program Fees: $4.00 program fee for each program.  These fees can be waived or reduced if finances are difficult.

Meal Costs: $5.00 per 3 course meal (if eating at Centre).  Outings groups members purchase own meals. Members are welcome to bring their own meal if they wish.

Cobaw Community Health

Planned Activity Group aim to maintain well-being  and independence of disabled and elderly people and to support the families who care for them.Currently $10.00 per day plus co-contribution fee as required.

Send referrals  to: Central Intake
Mail: 55 Craigieburn Road, Craigieburn 3064
Ph: 1300 786 450 or Fax: 1300 786 480
Operating Hours:-
Monday to Saturday 9am- 3.30am

DPV Health - Craigieburn

The program offers friendship and a packed program of stimulating activities each Friday to older people and those with a disability in the Craigieburn area of northern Melbourne.
The activities in this program, auspiced by Hume City Council, include creative arts, music, cultural celebrations, games, interesting guest speakers and regular outings.
We encourage participants to help us plan the activities.
A nutritious three-course lunch and morning and afternoon tea are served. 
Who is eligible
If you live in and around the Craigieburn area and are interested in the program, please enquire about eligibility by phoning: 
Hume City Council Intake Officer on (03) 9205 2839
When and where
The Coolibah program takes place on Fridays, from 10am to 3pm. It is located at the Newbury Community Centre, 440 Grand Boulevard, Craigieburn.
Contact us
Coolibah Craigieburn Social Support Program
Newbury Community Centre
440 Grand Boulevard
Craigieburn, Victoria 3064
Phone: (03) 9205 2839

Brotherhood of St Laurence - Coolibah Social Support Program - Craigieburn

Group activity for elderly residents who cannot access other social activities such as Senior Citizen Clubs. This service includes a meal and transport to and from the Centre. Activities may be Centre based or outings. The service caters for diverse groups including Italian, Dementia, Aboriginal and a Men's Group.

Whittlesea City Council

The PAG Programs provide opportunities for socialisation, recreation and some limited group treatment for frail, disabled, elderly residents of City of Whittlesea. As a Home and Community Care (HACC) funded program.

DPV Health - Epping Centre

Description: Walking Group open to all ages and abilities - walks lasting approx. 30 minutes
Contact: Reception to confirm walk times
Meeting place: Woodend Neighbourhood Centre
Time: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,  9:00 AM

The Woodend Neighbourhood House was formed after the Ash Wednesday Bush Fires in 1983, to provide a social centre for the victims of the fires.

Since then the House has grown and changed, Today we offer many educational and recreational courses that are open to all members of our Community and surrounding districts. We also continue to offer many social activities and are always open as a drop in centre for those who wish to come and have a cup of coffee and a chat.

The House could not operate without our many wonderful volunteers, some of whom have been with us for many years.  Do come and meet our cheery Volunteers and Staff.

Woodend Neighbourhood House is part of the Macedon Ranges network of Neighbourhood Houses and Community Centres and part of the RANCH Network.

Woodend Neighbourhood House Inc

Services includinging: counselling, speech pathology, health coaching, diabetes educator, dietetics, physiotherapy, podiatry, planned activity groups,

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