group activities
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The Cobram Service Providers meeting is open to any people involved or interested in the provision of services in Cobram or surrounding communities.
Email: cch@cch.vic.edu.au or Phone: 03 5872 2224 to join the group.
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This friendly chat group will give you opportunity to share with and learn from others as you discuss aspects of your family history research.
All welcome!
Participation is by “gold coin” donation.
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Cobram & District U3A

The Cobram U3A group is a self help learning group, which provide social activities and short courses for the over 55’s.
The University of the Third Age (the age of active retirement) began in France in 1972 and in 1984-85 groups were established in Melbourne.
Today there are 100 U3A groups throughout Victoria.
The Cobram U3A group meet on a regular basis for social and learning activities.
(Membership based)
Ring Ruth on 0438597401 for information about this group.
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If you are an experienced or a beginner quilter, and you like to share information, do quilt projects and mix with other quilters then this may be the group for you.
If you are an experienced or a beginner quilter, and you like to share information, do quilt projects and mix with other quilters then this may be the group for you.
10.00am start. Stay a while or stay all day.
Bring your own lunch.
The quilters also meet at the Yarroweyah Hall.
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COBRAM MEN’S SHED

The Men’s Shed is where men can get together and enjoy doing ‘blokey stuff’ in the company of other like-minded men. The guys in the shed invite you to to come along to get creative in the workshop or just have a chat and a cuppa with other guys at the shed.
Membership based.
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.Cobram Garden Club
Members of the Garden Club, collectively, have a wealth of experience between them.
Their monthly meetings may include guest speakers, sales tables, opportunities to share information and sometimes they go on garden themed tours.
Meetings are held at Killara House.
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Are you providing unpaid care and support to a family member or friend with a disability, mental illness, chronic or terminal condition, substance dependency, or age-related frailty? If so, we warmly invite you to join our Connecting Carers on our Community Program.
We believe that carers deserve recognition, support, and empowerment. Our program offers a variety of activities designed to help you connect, learn, and practice self care. From regular social events and group meetings to informative workshops and sessions with expert service providers, we’re here to provide the resources and community you need.
Join us and become part of a supportive network that understands the challenges of caregiving and is committed to supporting you in your caring role.




