Strategic Partners
KCC is proudly associated with a number of other local organisations making significant contributions to the local community.
KCC is proudly associated with a number of other local organisations making significant contributions to the local community.
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Kyneton Community Lunch
The Kyneton Community Lunch is a not-for-profit initiative run through the Kyneton Community Learning Centre, that aims to provide a welcoming place to come together and share a delicious and nutritious lunch made with fresh locally donated produce. The lunch is held every Wednesday during school terms at the Kyneton Mechanics Institute Hall.
Address: Kyneton Mechanics Institute Hall (lunch venue) 81 Mollison Street, Kyneton (just near the corner of High Street and Mollison Street) Contact: Catherine Christmass Phone: c/o Kyneton Community Learning Centre - 03 5422 3433 Website: http://kynetonclc.org.au/kyneton-community-lunches/ Romsey Neighbourhood House
The Romsey Neighbourhood House aims to promote lifelong learning, social interaction and well-being through the provision and promotion of activities relevant to the Romsey community's needs. Romsey Neighbourhood House provide room hire, and encourage people to drop in for a tea or coffee. Here at Romsey Neighbourhood House our mission is to provide a venue where every resident feels welcome, can engage in activities that will aid in personal and educational growth and enable all members of the community to realise their full potential. Every person who comes through our door will feel welcome and be an asset to themselves and to their community. Romsey Neighbourhood house focuses on community strengthening, community development and community capacity building. Address: 96-100 Main Road, Romsey. Contact: Michelle Balthazar (Coordinator) Phone: (03)5429 6724 Email: romseyhouse@bigpond.com Website: http://www.romseybusinessandtourism.com.au/detail.php?id=162 Social Foundry
The Social Foundry is a social enterprise that seeks to empower communities to mentor, nurture, and impart life-skills to at-risk people in their local neighbourhoods. All national Australian data suggests a growing disconnection within society for at-risk people. Our dream is to create a mentoring workplace that provides new opportunities for those with limited opportunity, and to make space for the many strengths within lives that have been affected by serious disadvantage. No single event leads someone to acts of crime or questionable activity or behaviour, but rather an array of social environments and crises. We not only recognise this, but want to play a redeeming part in creating new social environments and events for people to learn, love, and live in. Established in 2015, the Social Foundry is made up of three primary focus units which all facilitate workplace mentoring with our participants on a short, medium and long term basis. These focus units include:
Address: 86 Mollison Street, Kyneton VIC 3444 Contact: Paul Dettmann (co-founder) Phone: 0423 944526 Email: connect@socialfoundry.org.au Website: https://www.socialfoundry.org.au |
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