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UPPER MURRAY REGIONAL NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE NETWORK

OUR  PURPOSE

Our Network exists to empower, support and enable our members to be outstanding and impactful community development leaders in their communities.

We do this in a range of ways, including direct operational and governance support, network-wide projects and advocacy.

HOW WE WORK WITH OUR MEMBERS

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SUPPORT

We work with managers and committees to provide governance and operational orientation, support and training.

ADVOCACY

We raise awareness of neighbourhood houses as key community assets.

PROJECTS

We seek opportunities for network-wide projects that increase the impact of our members.

Neighbourhood houses in Upper Murray provide outstanding community value.

The community value of the work of our neighbourhood houses in 2022 is over $18M. This equates to:

  • $3.26 for every $1 of income generated;

  • $12.19 for every $1 of Neighbourhood House Coordination Program funding; and

  • $485.68 for every hour the average neighbourhood house is in use

Hear from some of the many volunteers that support the community through their neighbourhood house.

LATEST NEWS

Yarrawonga group shares volunteering experiences

In mid-August, a group of women from the YMCLC Boomerang Bags community group had the opportunity to share their experiences with other community groups from across the North East.
A group of women from YMCLC had to opportunity to share their volunteering experiences and ideas with others from across the North East.

In mid-August, a group of women from the YMCLC Boomerang Bags community group had the opportunity to share their experiences with other community groups from across the North East.

Yarn-bombing for a good cause

Over the month of August, some members of the craft groups at Trudewind Road Neighbourhood House were busy knitting and crocheting Orange Squares.

“We’re supporting the Zonta and Orange Door yarn bombing initiative to raise awareness about domestic, family and gender-based violence,” said Trudewind Coordinator, Leisha Deery.
Trudewind members knit to raise awareness about violence against women.

Over the month of August, some members of the craft groups at Trudewind Road Neighbourhood House were busy knitting and crocheting Orange Squares.

“We’re supporting the Zonta and Orange Door yarn bombing initiative to raise awareness about domestic, family and gender-based violence,” said Trudewind Coordinator, Leisha Deery.

Bridging the digital divide in Northeast Victoria

Pangerang Community Hub has been working for several years to improve digital literacy.

“We’re really pleased to continue our commitment to bridging the digital divide by enhancing digital literacy within our region, said Pangerang Community Hub Executive Officer Tennille Hall. 

“Our Mobile Hub has been a great way to get out into communities to help with this work.”
Pangerang Community Hub has been working for several years to improve digital literacy

Pangerang Community Hub has been working for several years to improve digital literacy.

“We’re really pleased to continue our commitment to bridging the digital divide by enhancing digital literacy within our region, said Pangerang Community Hub Executive Officer Tennille Hall.

“Our Mobile Hub has been a great way to get out into communities to help with this work.”

NETWORK  EVENTS

  • 05 Dec 2024, 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
    Virtual event
    An opportunity to get together, share the challenges of being the Chair of a neighbourhood house, and develop networks and supports at a local level.

FIND YOUR LOCAL NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE

GET IN TOUCH

628 Upper Ryans Creek Rd, Upper Ryans Creek VIC 3673, Australia

0488 572225

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