Sleep out to support vulnerable people in the Inner West
Are you ready to take on a challenge, learn more about Newtown Neighbourhood Centre and raise vital funds for those most vulnerable in our local community?
Newtown Neighbourhood Centre is excited to be hosting its fifth Newtopian Sleepout event on Tuesday May 10 and we want you there!
Participants are encouraged to raise a minimum of $1,500 and these funds are vital to keeping Newtown Neighbourhood Centre a safe, open and accessible space for the whole of community.
The recent tragedy at a boarding house in Newtown has highlighted the importance of NNC and the work we do in ensuring individuals have safe and stable accommodation in times of crisis.
Register today to make sure you don’t miss out on a spot!
Are you ready to take on a challenge, learn more about Newtown Neighbourhood Centre and raise vital funds for those most vulnerable in our local community?
Newtown Neighbourhood Centre is excited to be hosting its fifth Newtopian Sleepout event on Tuesday May 10 and we want you there!
Participants are encouraged to raise a minimum of $1,500 and these funds are vital to keeping Newtown Neighbourhood Centre a safe, open and accessible space for the whole of community.
The recent tragedy at a boarding house in Newtown has highlighted the importance of NNC and the work we do in ensuring individuals have safe and stable accommodation in times of crisis.
Register today to make sure you don’t miss out on a spot!
Information and Referral is now back open Mondays to Thursdays from 10am to 1pm.
The drop-in service is available to anyone and we ask that all guests entering the building check-in and wear a mask.
You can also reach the Information and Referral Service over the phone on 9564 7333 (press 1) or by email at information@newtowncentre.org
Chat N Connect operates on Thursdays outside the Centre from 10am to 12pm, where you can also have a free cup of coffee or tea on us. The Orange Sky Free Laundry service also operates outside the Centre on Thursday mornings from 9.30am with the last wash at 12.30pm.
Our free English classes have resumed on Monday and Wednesdays from 10.30 to 12pm. The class is held in the Main Hall and is open to anyone. No registration is required but all group participants needs to show their vaccination certificate.
To view our current weekly calendar (valid up to December 2021) please click here.
We look forward to seeing you back at the Centre!
The drop-in service is available to anyone and we ask that all guests entering the building check-in and wear a mask.
You can also reach the Information and Referral Service over the phone on 9564 7333 (press 1) or by email at information@newtowncentre.org
Chat N Connect operates on Thursdays outside the Centre from 10am to 12pm, where you can also have a free cup of coffee or tea on us. The Orange Sky Free Laundry service also operates outside the Centre on Thursday mornings from 9.30am with the last wash at 12.30pm.
Our free English classes have resumed on Monday and Wednesdays from 10.30 to 12pm. The class is held in the Main Hall and is open to anyone. No registration is required but all group participants needs to show their vaccination certificate.
To view our current weekly calendar (valid up to December 2021) please click here.
We look forward to seeing you back at the Centre!
Newtown Neighbourhood Centre (NNC) aims to build an inclusive, resilient, self-reliant and creative community.
The Centre provides community support services to the local community and in particular to disadvantaged groups such as the aged, people at risk of homelessness, people with mental illness, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and people on low incomes.
Here at the Centre, we provide assistance to people who are the most vulnerable, with a particular focus on those at risk of social isolation, homelessness and domestic violence.
We are only able to do what we do with the support of our community, and we want to say THANK YOU SO MUCH!
The Centre provides community support services to the local community and in particular to disadvantaged groups such as the aged, people at risk of homelessness, people with mental illness, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and people on low incomes.
Here at the Centre, we provide assistance to people who are the most vulnerable, with a particular focus on those at risk of social isolation, homelessness and domestic violence.
We are only able to do what we do with the support of our community, and we want to say THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Interested in hearing more from NNC?
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