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About Old Colonists' Club
The Ballarat Old Colonists’ Association can be traced back to 1867 when James Oddie instigated a reunion of early gold miners. The group was known initially as the Golden Point Old Pioneers Association and later simply as the Ballarat Pioneers Association. The miners initially met on an ad hoc basis for social purposes and in 1883 meetings were formalised becoming the formal beginning. The name was changed over and finally to its current ‘The Old Colonists’ Association of Ballarat’. The Old Colonists’ Association (OCA) remains as the philanthropic charitable organisation providing accommodation for elderly people. The OCA Board oversees the running of this facility on a voluntary basis
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Frequently Asked Questions
What benefits do members of the Old Colonists' Club receive?
Members of the club may enjoy various benefits, such as access to social gatherings, recreational activities, support services, and opportunities to connect with other members of the community.
How can I volunteer or get involved with the Old Colonists' Club?
If you're interested in volunteering or getting involved, you can express your interest to the club's volunteer coordinator or inquire about available opportunities during your visit or communication.
Old Colonists' Club