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Devonport Community House
10 Morris Avenue
Devonport Tasmania 7310
| Telephone: | 03 6424 7060 |
| Fax: | 03 6423 3090 |
| Email: | |
| Coordinator: | Kate Beer |
| Admin Officer: | Jenny Purton |
| Cleaner: | June Warden |
| Child Carer: | Erin Gleeson |
| Activities Supervisor | Simon Douglas |
| - Community Garden & The Playhouse: | |
| Opening Hours: | Monday - Friday 9.00 to 4.00 |
About Us:
The Devonport Community House exists to provide opportunities for communities to participate in a range of educational and social activities aimed at enhancing knowledge, early learning, social inclusion and health and wellbeing.
It is a community development centre with a clear social justice orientation that encourages involvement and participation of people in the affairs of their community.
The House is a place:
- To meet people from the local community
- To teach or learn
- To develop ideas / skills in a supportive and innovative atmosphere
- To be creative
- To be supported in relationships and raising children
- To have a voice in the democratic system
- To call in for information or for a chat and a cuppa
Devonport Community House also facilitates Devonport Community Garden, The Playhouse and Mersey Men's Group.
The House was first established in November 1982 after three years of consultation with the local community. It has grown and diversified over this time to embrace the changing needs of our community.
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