Services

Advocacy
Supporting and helping people in the community to achieve their goals and objectives whilst ensuring their needs and rights are upheld.

Advice
Recommending and assisting you to make informed choices and decisions about services, agencies and anything else you need to resolve.

Casework
Working with you to solve problems and issues to get the best results for you.

Classes
The South East Neighbourhood Centre runs English, Tai Chi, Art and Sewing classes.

Counselling
Helping you to work out issues and problems with professional therapists.

Home Visiting
Help with shopping, banking, paying bills, companionship, escorting you to medical and social appointments for the frail aged, people with disabilities and their carers.

Information
Providing you with knowledge about services, agencies and anything else you need to know or want to know. The Neighbourhood Centre will help you to find out things.

Group Outings
Social bus trips and outings for the frail aged, people with disabilities and their carers.

Multicultural Support
Translated and interpreted information, support, casework, advice and advocacy for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Referrals
The Neighbourhood Centre will help you to find the right service and access that service by contacting them for you.

Respite Care
The Neighbourhood Centre can give carers a break, to rest or run errands by looking after the person they are caring for until they return.

Support Groups
People who come together with the same interests to talk, help and work things out at the Neighbourhood Centre.

Transport
Shopping, library and social trips for the frail aged, people with disabilities and their carers on an individual and group basis.

Volunteers
A volunteer is someone who freely offers their time, talent, skills and energy to others and to their community through individual and collective action without expectation of financial reward. You can be a volunteer at the Neighbourhood Centre.