Some examples are listed below. Just because you may not be on the list, it doesn’t mean the Centre won’t provide your group with community education. For more information, please contact us today.

• Community organisations who assist people experiencing disadvantage
• People with disabilities
• Seniors and seniors groups
• First Nations peoples
• Young people
• People with mental health issues
• LGBTIQ+ community
• People who are culturally and linguistically diverse

The Centre may provide community education on topics such as:

• family law eg: children’s matters; property matters
• consumer law eg: buying a car; refunds
• employment law
• discrimination
• elder abuse and exploitation
• mental health

The topics listed are just some examples. If you are interested in a topic and it isn’t on the list above, just ask the Centre about what topic you might like the Centre to do a talk about. If the Centre doesn’t have the expertise to provide a talk in the area you’re wanting, we will try and refer you to another organisation who might be able to assist.

Usually, community education is provided face-to-face in groups. The Centre aims to make its community education as accessible, practical and easy to understand as possible. Appropriate arrangements will be discussed with you. Community education can also take other forms as well such as information stalls at community events or workshops. Anyone wishing the Centre to provide material for such an event should contact the Centre.

Community education programs are free. However, donations are always greatly appreciated.

Contact the Centre so that we can talk to you about what community education the Centre might be able to provide for your group.