The BEST Community Service Clubs in Georgetown NSW

Hunter Care Group was the brainchild of our CEO Jarrod Burns. Having worked in the disability support industry for years, he was frustrated by seeing both clients and staff treated poorly – and he set out to change things for the better for everyone. Today, we’re a young, energetic, fresh-thinking team of mental health and disability support specialists on a mission to shake up the industry. We want participants to live life as comfortably and proactively as possible and staff to be happy in their work. We’re currently one of the largest NDIS providers in the Hunter region – with the potential to grow nationwide. However, expansion will only happen when we’re 100% confident we can still deliver the same high level of reliable, consistent and individualised support.

Doing community work at our workshop to support people with depression and run workshop activities such as workwork and craft activities! Volunteer activities. We do not support sheltered workshop activities, our members are not trained in this area!

Soul Hub is a non-profit organisation that provides free meals to the disadvantaged. While we feed a lot of guests in our cafe, we’re also committed to being ‘more than a meal’ and deliver a wide range of help and support to everyone that comes in.

Elermore Vale Men's Shed is a non for profit community group in the Newcastle region.

The Place-Charlestown Community Centre is a modern, professionally managed, not-for-profit community venue. The Place offers a fantastic range of community rooms for hire. Large halls, meeting rooms, computer lab and commercial kitchen. Fully equipped with high quality technology. Table Tennis, Pool, Foosball and Arcade console available for use. A range of young children's toys also available for hire with the Social Hall. Packages available including half and full day rates. Catering on request. Great Venue for Social Groups and Business Meetings. Commercial Kitchen and Fully Equipped Computer Lab.

We started as a steering committe in November 2008 having identified a need for a Men's Shed in the area. After a lot of hard work the Shed was officially opened in February 2011 The name relates to the area postcode of 2322 and that is the area we encompass. The Shed was established with the aim of providing men with a place to be productive, establish new relationships and even just somewhere to have a cup of tea and a chat with someone. Newcastle City Council have allowed us to occupy what was formerly the local tennis club at Beresfield. The premises are not ideal for our purposes but surprisingly we manage to create items for the local community when we are asked to. Not having a dedicated shed limits our ability to make multiple items for sale and this is where we are missing out on an income stream.