Anglesea & District Community House

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Term 2 - 2006 Course Guide

Mission Statement

"The Anglesea & District Community House supports and encourages the self empowerment of idividuals to develop community spirit and co-operation in Anglesea, Aireys Inlet and surrounding areas."

Committee of Management

The Anglesea & District Community House is run by a Committee of Management who volunteer their time to manage the affairs of the House. Meetings are held monthly and members of the public are welcome to attend.

Chairperson: Rex Bills - 5263 1642

Next Meeting: ....

ADCH Staff & Volunteers

Co-ordinator:		Julie Flynn
Adult Ed:		Michele Brighton
Childcare:		Kellie Camm Jenny Dick Ignatia DiBlasi
Volunteers:		ADCH is supported by a wonderful team of volunteers, without whom we could not function. If you would like to give some of your time to help out at the community house contact Julie the co-ordinator on 52632116.

Adult Education in the Community

As an accredited provider of Adult Community & Further education, the ADCH holds a series of courses each term, ranging from general interest subjects through to accredited training courses.

Any course which displays the 'Adult Education in the Community' logo is an accredited training course, which accrues points for either professional development requirements or as part of a larger educational qualification.

If you would like to find out more about courses held at the Anglesea & District Community House you can download the course guide as a pdf (see below), or view it online by clicking on the navigation buttons above.

Term 2 - 2006 Course Guide

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History of the House

What is now known as the Anglesea & District Community House was one of approximately 10 houses donated by the Tasmanian Government for emergency housing following the Ash Wednesday Fires of 1983. The Barrabool Shire received three houses, which were pre-fabricated in Tasmania for donation for areas of South Australia and Victoria devastated in 1983. It became home to a local person for some five years after she was burnt out in the fires.

In 1989 Council made the house available to the Anglesea Community House Management Committee for use as a Community House.

It was considered by council to be highly appropriate that the house, originally donated to benefit people in crisis would continue to serve the wider community in its new role.

Community use and interest prompted the Shire to allocate $20,000 towards additional construction works to modify the structure for the developing role it is taking in Anglesea.

A team of volunt.eers worked to stretch that money as far as possible by providing labour and expertise in the building process. With the extension now complete, we see it used by groups for courses and meetings while the rest of the house is used for the office and child care.

Opening Hours:

Monday - Thursday
9.30 - 2.30p.m

Friday
9.30 - 12.30p.m

5 McMillan Street
Anglesea 3230

PO Box 43
Anglesea 3230

Phone: (03) 5263 2116
Fax: (03) 5263 1077

E-mail: angcom@fastmail.com.au

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Anglesea & District Community House entrance ramp