COVID Safe Plan
Created: Thursday, 19 November 2020
Check out our COVID Safe Plan - helping to keep the community connected in a safe environment.
Maldon Neighbourhood Centre prepares to re-open
Created: Friday, 06 November 2020
The Centre is still closed but we are preparing for re-opening.A COVID-safe plan has been developed, ready to put into action, and we are buying new laptops. Getting connected at Maldon Neighbourhood Centre is about to get a whole lot better!
In the meantime, everything we have on offer is either online, indoors (within the rules about allowable activities), or outdoors (with social distancing and limited numbers).
For details of what you can take part in now, see the following pages:
Health and wellbeing activities
Life-long learning
Clubs and societies
Iso-breakers
Climate Ready Maldon
As ever, we are at the end of the phone (54752093) or email, so don't hesitate to get in touch.
Keeping your home comfortable
Created: Thursday, 10 September 2020
Keeping our homes comfortable all year round can be a challenge – managing cold winters and extreme heat in summer. As many of us know firsthand, lots of Maldon’s housing stock is old and the gorgeous heritage mining cottages we love are not great at keeping out draughts in the winter and quickly heat up in summertime.
But Maldon Neighbourhood Centre’s Climate Ready Maldon project is here to help with just that! Local volunteers will work with households to assess the thermal comfort of their homes and create an Action Plan with suggested improvements. Every participating household will receive a $50 voucher .
Don't miss our AGM
Created: Monday, 05 October 2020
All welcome to join our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 8 October at 7pm via Zoom.Please get in touch if you would like some help wtih Zoom
RSVP today to 5475 2093 or committee@maldonnc.org.au
Neighbourhood House Value Report
Created: Wednesday, 19 August 2020
Neighbourhood Houses Victoria have developed their latest Community Value Report, based on data gathered through the 2019 Neighbourhood Houses Survey.For $248,305 of income, it's calculated that Neighbourhood Houses provide $380,235 of value to the community, including the value of:
Improved quality of life through social connections: $164,260
Volunteer constributions: $134,129
Emergency relief provided: $481
Services provided: $23,160
Adult community education: $34,046
Early childhood education and care: $22,248
