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SOCIAL WELLBEING

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The purpose of St Arnaud Neighbourhood House is to increase social and public wellbeing, and we provide many projects and activities that enable residents to participate with other people, to help prevent social isolation and promote mental health.

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There's always something fun to do with other people at the St Arnaud Neighbourhood House!

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Please contact the centre if you would like more information about these activities, or just drop in and ask!

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Life Story Books

Ongoing project

We work with local aged care providers to deliver the Life Story Book Project for several of their residents. The project aims to honour the life and valuable contributions of our elderly residents by providing a professionally-printed hardcover book containing a biography of the resident’s life and many of their photographs from throughout the years.

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Community Calendar

Bi-monthly publication

St Arnaud Neighbourhood House partners with St Arnaud Community Action Network (SCAN) to publish a booklet - with a pull-out wall calendar - to advertise local community groups and events. You can download past issues and find out additional information (including how to submit details about your group or event) by clicking the "Read More" link.

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Friday Cooking Group

Social Activity

Weekly social cooking group on Fridays. Call the House for more details.

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Tai Chi for Seniors

Social Activity

Sifu (Instructor) Paul Micallef

Fridays 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM

St Arnaud Band Hall

$10 per class

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Line Dancing

Social Activity

Instructor Theresa Pavletich  $6 per class  St Arnaud Band Hall

Experienced & Intermediate - Wednesday 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Beginners Day Class: Thursday 10:30AM – 12.00PM
Intermediate/Advanced Class - Thursday 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

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Street Library

Community Service

Take a book, share a book, put a book back!

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Accessible at any time, day or night. Located on the front fence of the Neighbourhood House at 34 Alma Street.  No costs, no timeframe of when a book needs to come back and no rules. 

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