ShireWomen are proud to support:


The Hub Caringbah-Cronulla Community Centre

 

Your local neighbourhood resource centre offering support, information, assistance and other services to the Caringbah, Cronulla, Kurnell and Bundeena.

 

The Hub are a not for profit organisation assisting all members of the local community, specifically those who are financially disadvantaged or socially isolated.

 

They are located conveniently in President Ave, cnr Willarong Rd, Caringbah.

 

Caringbah/Cronulla Community Centre
Shop 38/52 President Ave
Caringbah NSW 2229
Ph: 95254971

Fax: 95265691
Email: cchub@bigpond.com
Website: www.caringbahhub.org.au

OPEN WEEKDAYS 9am – 4pm

 

THE CENTRE PROVIDES:-

- A drop in centre where you can have a rest and a free cup of coffee or tea;
- Friendly and supportive staff to talk with;
- Programs & services for specific groups (contact centre for details or check out our website)
- Access to a computer for internet & checking email;

- Information, referral and advocacy for services in:
- Family matters
- Financial problems
- Health Issues
- Personal Issues

SERVICES OFFERED:-

LOW-COST FOOD PROGRAM:

In partnership with BayCity Care, they offer a low-cost mobile food care program to assist local residents experiencing financial hardship. The food van service offers fresh and affordable groceries and bread.

 

FREE COUNSELLING SERVICES

 

OTHER REGULAR EVENTS HELD HERE:

(all free of charge)

 
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICE: The Hub are working within the local area to develop a range of new community programs. They will continue to develop new programs and activities, whilst lobbying for new services needed across the Shire. 

  


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