group activities
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Service Providers Network Meeting
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.vic.edu.au or Phone: 03 5872 2224 to join the group.
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Cobram Community Garden
Nestled behind Cobram Community House, our community garden is a unique space for the community to enjoy.
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Cobram and 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. Topics and events include:
- Tai Chi
- Theatre afternoons
- History
- Cards
- Travel topics
- Coffee morning – 1st Tuesday of the month at Killara House
- Hot topics
- Needles and natters
(Membership based)
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Cobram Quilters
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.
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Cobram Mens 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 and 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.
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Boomerang Bag Sewing Bee
10.00am – one Sunday per month
New volunteers are welcome.
The Boomerang Bag making day at Cobram Community House is a project to create re-usable bags to cut down on the amount of plastic bags going into our environment.
On our sewing days attendees are encouraged to bring their sewing machine, scissors or your willing hands to help sew re-useable bags.
People are also needed to cut, pin, fold, help tidy up or make the sewers a cuppa.
Follow the Boomerang Bag Cobram Barooga on Facebook to keep abreast of the group’s activities and sewing bee dates.
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be connected program
Digital Technology support for people 50+
We can help you to learn more about your digital device.
You can come to sessions at Cobram Community House.
If you would like to learn at your own pace we can help you enrol into the Be Connected program where you can then select some of the free online courses on everything from how to access the internet, make video calls or set up your device. The choice is yours.
Digital Mentor Program
Digital mentors have the valuable role of supporting people to learn new digital skills.
Working in partnership with the learner, a digital mentor listens for and creates teachable moments. The overall aim is to help learners feel more confident when using digital technology so they can feel more confident and empowered. We have a FREE course to train digital mentors and you don’t need to be an IT expert to participate, you just need a willingness to learn how to support people to get online and use digital devices.Talk to us about becoming a digital mentor.
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