Invitation to Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre & Youth Space Open Day!
















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MUSIC and recording
It’s a place for exploring creative expression, music collaborations and gives you the chance to develop your own original songs, beats and music productions in our professional recording studio.
WHO: Professional musicians will teach you how to produce and mix your music.
WHERE: Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre
recording studio Yirang building
WHEN: Wednesdays 4.00pm to 6.00pm EACH TERM
COST: $120 per term (10 classes) Creative kids vouchers
AGE: 12-25 YEARS
Phone: 4363 1044 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to register
(Donations go to Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre)
Want to write about your life but not sure how? This course will get you started.
Enjoy the company of other beginners as you’re guided through fun exercises that will spark your memory and kickstart creative ideas.
Writing instructor Adrienne Ferreira is passionate about sharing her knowledge and empowering others. By facilitating informed conversations about the creative process, Adrienne’s strategies are designed to give new writers the tools to overcome self-doubt and keep writing. Any questions call Adrienne on 0403 820 808.
This course will give you a reason to write!
You'll learn how to tell compelling stories drawn from life experience.
This 6-week course offers inspiration, tuition, and creative tips from a professional writer.
Along with readings and discussion, you'll also have the chance to workshop your writing in an encouraging atmosphere.
Make headway on several stories and gain the techniques and confidence to keep writing.
Be quick! Spaces limited. Any questions call Adrienne on 0403 820 808
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas 🎼🎄🌟
Thanks to the amazingly generous donation from Karen, Scott and the team at Central Coast Floormaster Kincumber!!!
They have very generously donated $1000 to make Christmas Hampers for Coasties in need.
We have watched these guys do the most beautiful things for the community year in and out and wish them all the best for an amazing Christmas 🎄
This fun and unique program takes young people through the process of developing a theatrical play for performance.
Work together like a theatre company under a professional director.
Learn skills in acting, scriptwriting, stagecraft, performance & voice work. Make friends, build your confidence & enjoy drama games.
Have fun along the way with WAYWARD!
WHEN: Tuesdays 4.00pm to 6.00pm each term (Starts Oct 27th)
COST: $120 per term (10 classes) (Scholarships available and creative kids vouchers)
AGE: 14-20 Years
WHERE: Kincumber Neighbourhood center. 20-22 Kincumber street. KINCUMBER
CONTACT: 4363 1044 or EMAIL: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
www.kincumbernc.com.au
It was an honor to have the Minister for Families, Communities and Disability Services Gareth Ward and Adam Crouch MP- Member for Terrigal visit Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre today.
It was a great opportunity opportunity to show the work we are doing for the community and to show the improvements to our facilities, equipment and the expansion into the Yirang Building.
This was made possible from the Stronger Communities Fund.
Observed annually on 26 May, National Sorry Day remembers and acknowledges the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, which we now know as ‘The Stolen Generations’.
National Sorry Day is a day to acknowledge the strength of Stolen Generations Survivors and reflect on how we can all play a part in the healing process for our people and nation. While this date carries great significance for the Stolen Generations and other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, it is also commemorated by Australians right around the country.
We had a visit today from Adam Crouch MP – Member for Terrigal and Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast!
Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre Manager Colette Baron and Chairperson Michael Hynes were presented with a check for $255,984 for Youth Programs from the NSW Government Stronger Country Communities Fund.
We are grateful and very excited to bring these programs to our Youth in the community!
A big shout out to Coast Shelter and the lovely Allison for delivering these much needed Food Donations for KNC Food Pantry today!
We also cannot thank The Rotary Club of Kincumber enough for supporting Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre through this difficult time of increasing demand due to Covid-19 and organising this delivery.
Happy National Volunteer Week! We're recognising the generous contribution of Kincumber Neighbourhood Centres amazing Volunteers past and present and everyone who selflessly Volunteers Australia wide.
We couldn’t do what we do without the fantastic work of our Volunteers!
Because of our Volunteers we are able to support the community with programs such as KNC Food Pantry, KNC Youth Brekky Club, KNC Playgroup, Boomerang Bags and Craft & Connect.
Due to Covid-19 alot of our Volunteers are self-isolating. We cannot wait until all of our Volunteers are safely back at KNC and putting the heart back into the community.
We want to say a MASSIVE thank you to the following people for their generous donations of Food and other items for the KNC Food Pantry!
We handed out over 80 Food Packages to families last Wednesday and your donations helped us to do it 🙂
We really need these donations to feed people in need in our commUNITY
🌻 Dee from Organic Hair on Daleys Hair Salon and also some of Dee’s clients have kindly been dropping off groceries 💓
🌻 Tracy Ellis who donated $100 of groceries 💓
🌻 Linda Van who dropped off a beautiful hamper of Groceries
And thank you to all of the others who donated 💓
If you have Food or Pantry items to donate please call us on 4363 104 or you can donate through the Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre website through the Purple Donate button.
In 2020, the theme for Neighbourhood Centre Week is ‘Loneliness: the solution is community’.
Recent research has found 1 in 4 Australians are lonely, and that the ‘loneliness epidemic’ has significant social, health and economic impacts.
Neighbourhood centres by their very nature help combat loneliness by providing a space for people to meet and form meaningful connections through participation in community programs and projects.
Whilst things are different at the moment with Covid-19 we have enjoyed staying connected with our community through our Social Media channels, through phone calls and emails
In honour of Neighbourhood Centre Week we would love for you to share how Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre has helped you or someone you know in the community to connect or helped in any way that has added to their happiness OR share what have you done or had done for you to reduce loneliness in the community.
Leave a comment, share a photo or tag Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre on Facebook!
Remember we are still here for our community.