Kew Toastmasters

The Boroondara Stroke Support Group (BSSG) in Kew, VIC, offers vital social support to stroke survivors, their carers, and family members within the Boroondara area. By fostering a community environment, the group aims to facilitate the transition from clinical care to community care while helping individuals rebuild their lives post-stroke. Under the leadership of dedicated members like President Vivienne Harkness and Hub Administrator Roohi Bhatia, BSSG provides invaluable friendships, engaging activities, and a nurturing atmosphere. Their commitment to creating a positive and supportive culture empowers volunteers and ensures that those affected by stroke feel valued and understood. Generated from the website

Kew Croquet Club, located in Kew, Victoria, offers a diverse array of mallet sports including Kew Croquet, Association Croquet, Golf Croquet, and Gateball, catering to all skill levels. The club is dedicated to fostering a welcoming environment, providing free introductory training sessions, and encouraging both social interaction and competitive play amongst its members. With facilities for private events and corporate functions, the club features a renovated heritage clubhouse and well-maintained courts for outdoor activities. Members benefit from affiliation with Croquet Victoria and Croquet Australia, ensuring a rich network of opportunities for games and competitions across the region. Generated from the website

The Kew Neighbourhood Learning Centre is a not-for-profit organization in Kew, Victoria, dedicated to providing socially inclusive educational and recreational opportunities for the local community. Their diverse programs include childcare, playgroups, pre-accredited training, and various health and wellbeing initiatives designed to connect individuals and foster community engagement. In addition to educational offerings, the centre runs several social enterprises, including the Spare Chair Café and gardening services, aimed at supporting members of the community, particularly those who may feel socially isolated. The center also creates a welcoming environment for the LGBTQIA community and acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land, the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung people. Generated from the website