Party is over for 2018 - time to rest!
Thank you for all your support in 2018.
We're closed from 12pm Friday 21 December -
but we'll be back on deck at 9am on Monday 21 January - see you then.
Term 1 2019 at Yarrunga
Do you live in Croydon Hills, Croydon, Warranwood, Ringwood, Mooroolbark or Chirnside Park and looking for a range of health and wellbeing, art and craft, social groups or educational programs?
We have a number of health and wellbeing classes including yoga, tai chi, pilates, strength training for seniors and interval training. We also have cooking, social groups, on-line training and more.
New programs and workshops for Term 1 workshops include Death by Chocolate and Tastes of Morocco - awesome programs your family and friends will love you for! We also have a new daytime Pilates class and a Beginners Tai Chi class.
Our 2019 Term 1 Short Course and Activity Guide is available now to download.
Welcome to Yarrunga
Welcome to Yarrunga Community Centre.
Our mission is to respond to the educational, social and leisure needs of your community in an inclusive environment.
We’re a member of Learn Local - a network of over 300 not-for-profit organisations across Victoria offering adult community education and training to people from all walks of life.
Take your time browsing through our website to find out what opportunities your Centre has to offer you.
Samantha Blackwell
Manager
Local Pathways Success
We need your support ...
Yarrunga Community Centre is currently organising a petition for a regular bus service along Croydon Hills Drive so that people can better access the Centre using public transport. The reasons for this are:
- the current bus routes around Yarrunga are too far away from the Centre for older people, disabled people and non-drivers
- telebus services do not cover the Centre's opening hours, can be difficult to organise when leaving the Centre, and do not operate on weekends or after hours
- all other community centres in the City of Maroondah have public transport services to their Centres placing Yarrunga Community Centre at a disadvantage when developing and running programs for non-drivers
The ability to easily access Yarrunga Community Centre via public transport will let many non-drivers gain the independence to participate in educational programs that can lead them towards employment and further training; improve their health and wellbeing with fitness and lifestyle programs; and relieve isolation through access to social groups.
How can you help? Please come into the Centre and sign our petition.
What's happening at Yarrunga
Find a course at Yarrunga
Yarrunga Community Centre has a variety of educational and recreational courses ranging from health and wellbeing through to digital literacy and more. To browse our courses visit 'Courses' in the main menu or click on a category below.
