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NEST: Oz Harvest Cooking Program

NEST cooking program returns in April. Join us
to learn to cook easy and healthy meals on a budget.

Each session includes group cooking session, with tips for saving money on your food budget, storing food safely, planning meals and reducing waste, as well as learning a selection of easy, healthy recipes.

This FREE program runs for six weeks —Wednesdays, 22 April to 27 May, 10.30am to 1pm

Reserve your place — coordinator@kcnh.org.au

Vibrant Youth July School Holiday Program

Looking for something fun, social, and inclusive to do these holidays? Vibrant Youth is a FREE school holiday program designed especially for young people aged 15 to 19 with disability and young carers in the Brimbank area at risk of mental health challenges.

Join us for two relaxed afternoons of connection, creativity, and fun!

Dates: Wednesday 1 & 8 July
Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Location: Kororoit Creek Neighbourhood House, 61A Selwyn Street, Albion VIC 3020

Electrifying Communities

Find out about how to lower your power bills at home by switching to electric appliances.

Session will look at the support and rebates available to help you replace inefficient or gas appliances and save money on your power bills.

FREE session - lunch included!

Wednesdays 6 May, 10.30am to 12pm

Reserve your place — coordinator@kcnh.org.au

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KCNH Multicultural Carers Group

Join our group to share information, connect with local services, build friendships, and enjoy activities suggested by YOU for YOUR wellbeing.

Carers are those who currently support a family member or friend who has a disability, developmental delay, medical condition, mental illness or frail due to age.

Mondays 12pm to 2pm

Dates coming up in 2026: May 11 & 25; June 1 & 22

For more information or to RSVP, contact Danielle at coordinator@kcnh.org.au or 0413 434 082

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Gardens for Wildlife

Interested in supporting local wildlife and protecting Brimbank's biodiversity?

Brimbank City Council has launched a new program to support residents to create wildlife friendly gardens through growing plants that attract native wildlife such as birds, butterflies and frogs.

A edicated and knowledgeable local Gardens for Wildlife volunteers can provide advice on ways to increase native flora and help support our native wildlife and protect Brimbank's remarkable diversity.

Find out more HERE

KCNH Compost Hub

Want to compost, but don’t have space in your garden? Join KCNH Compost Hub to help us nurture Albion Community Garden and keep food scraps out of landfill. Drop off when it suits! Open everyday!

HOW IT WORKS

Register via the online form
Arrange a time for a mini Hub Tour
Collect a compost bucket
Fill your bucket with food scraps
Empty food scraps into KCNH compost bins following the traffic light system