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BGF Eating Well Program
Eat Well, Live Well for people living with HIV. An Introductory, Practical, Healthy Eating Program.
Read MoreIn the world as it is today, children give us a priceless gift – they remind us that wonderful things are everywhere! You and your child have an exciting journey ahead, and at our Centre we are grateful to be part of this journey.
Combining love for old-world values with the exciting principles of modern day education, we aim to inspire the children in our care to be creative and to enjoy discovery and learning.
Provided by the Surry Hills Neighbourhood Centre – proudly serving the community for over 40 years.
One-on-one computer support to help you navigate the digital world.
Laptops and Wi-Fi are available on-site.
You can also bring your own device or phone.
All members of the community are welcome to join our Tai Chi class. Our teacher has extensive experience, including with students who’ve never tried it before!
A great opportunity to get involved in doing arts and crafts in a relaxed environment. Come along to meet people and explore your creative side.
Vintage fashion, valuable antiques, books, hand-made beauty products and designer labels – our markets have it all. Head in during rain or shine to pick up new and pre-loved goods from more than sixty stalls. It’s the perfect place to find gifts (for both you and others).
Eat Well, Live Well for people living with HIV. An Introductory, Practical, Healthy Eating Program.
Read MoreNeighbourhood Centre Week from 8th to 14th May 2023. Neighbourhood Centre Week is a nationwide initiative to celebrate the role of Neighbourhood Centres in local communities across the nation.
Read MoreTai Chi originated in China and is often described as “meditation in motion”. There is growing evidence that this peaceful mind-body practice treats and prevents many health problems and can boost mental health.
Read MoreThe Surry Hills Neighbourhood Centre wouldn’t be half of what it is without our wonderful volunteers and members. While we receive some government funding and support, these resources don’t cover all the important services we offer. Become a volunteer and make a positive impact on your local community – and reap benefits and gain fulfilment from being active and socially engaged, too!