Term Guide: Jan to March 2021

Jan-Mar

TERM GUIDE What’s On in Salisbury

Your guide to programs and events in the community hubs, libraries and community centres of Salisbury salisbury.sa.gov.au/termguide

LIBRARY HOURS AND LOCATIONS SALISBURY COMMUNITY HUB LIBRARY 34 Church Street, Salisbury T: 8406 8222 Mon - Wed, Fri 8.30am-5.30pm Thurs 8.30am-8pm Sat 9.30am-3.30pm Sun 11am-2pm PARA HILLS COMMUNITY HUB LIBRARY Wilkinson Road, Para Hills T: 8406 8530 Mon - Wed, Fri 9.30am-5pm Thurs 9.30am-7pm Sat 10am-1pm Sun CLOSED MAWSON LAKES LIBRARY 2-8 Main Street, Mawson Lakes T: 8302 5555 Mon, Wed, Fri 9.30am-5pm Tues 9.30am-7pm Thurs 9.30am-7pm Sat 10am-4pm Sun 2pm-5pm SALISBURY WEST LIBRARY Hollywood Boulevard, Salisbury Downs T: 8406 8489 Mon - Wed, Fri 9.30am-5.30pm Thurs 9.30am-8pm Sat 9.30am-12.30pm Sun CLOSED INGLE FARM LIBRARY Beovich Road, Ingle Farm T: 8406 8595 Mon - Wed, Fri 9.30am-5.30pm Thurs 9.30am-8pm Sat 9.30am-3.30pm Sun 1.30pm-4.30pm HOME LIBRARY SERVICE T: 8406 8341

COMMUNITY CENTRE LOCATIONS

Salisbury

Para Hills

Community Hub

Community Hub

Salisbury Community Hub 34 Church Street Salisbury T: 8406 8222 E: library@salisbury.sa.gov.au /salisburylibraryservice

Para Hills Community Hub 22 Wilkinson Road Para Hills T: 8406 8560 E: enquiriesphch@salisbury.sa.gov.au W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/phch /salisburylibraryservice

The Mawson Centre 2-8 Main Street Mawson Lakes T: 8302 5449 E: amurray@salisbury.sa.gov.au W: mawsoncentre.org /themawsoncentre

Bagster Road Community Centre 17 Bagster Road Salisbury North T: 8250 4167 E: bagsterroadcc@bagsterroadcc.com.au /BRCC08

Burton Community Centre 386 Waterloo Corner Road Burton T: 8280 8843 E: burtoncomcentre@gmail.com /BurtonComCentre

Morella Community Centre 90 Kings Road Parafield Gardens T: 8406 8484 E: reception@morella.org.au /morellacommunitycentre

Pooraka Farm Community Centre 126 Henderson Avenue Pooraka T: 8406 8488 E: poorakafcc@gmail.com W: pfcc.salisburysa.com /PFCC126

Salisbury East Neighbourhood Centre 28 Smith Rd, Salisbury East T: 8285 2055 E: salisburyeastcentre@gmail.com /salisburyeastneighbourhoodcentre

The Paddocks Centre at the Para Hills Community Hub Wilkinson Rd, Para Hills T: 8406 8560 E: enquiriesphch@salisbury.sa.gov.au /salisburylibraryservice

Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre 17-19 Wiltshire Street Salisbury T: 8406 8555 W: twelve25.com.au /youthinsalisbury

SALISBURY COMMUNITY HUB and SALISBURY LIBRARY SERVICE Thursday 24 December, 2020 Friday 25 December, 2020 Saturday 26 December, 2020 Sunday 27 December, 2020 Monday 28 December, 2020 Tuesday 29 December, 2020 Wednesday 30 December, 2020 Thursday 31 December, 2020 Friday 1 January, 2021 Saturday 2 January, 2021

Open with early closure at 3pm CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Normal operating hours Normal operating hours Open with early closure at 3pm CLOSED Normal operating hours

COMMUNITY CENTRES and HUBS Bagster Road Community Centre Burton Community Centre Morella Community Centre Para Hills Community Hub Pooraka Farm Community Centre Salisbury East Neighbourhood Centre The Paddocks Centre The Mawson Centre Twelve25 Youth Enterprise Centre

CLOSING 18 December CLOSING 18 December CLOSING 18 December CLOSING 24 December CLOSING 12 December CLOSING 14 December CLOSING 14 December CLOSING 24 December CLOSING 14 December

REOPENING 28 January REOPENING 21 January REOPENING 18 January REOPENING 4 January REOPENING 18 January REOPENING 27 January REOPENING 27 January REOPENING 4 January REOPENING 4 January

Salisbury

Salisbury Community Hub Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021

Community Hub

CHILDREN AND YOUTH Story Time Mondays, 10am Recommended age: 0 to 5 years COST: FREE Giggle Time Wednesdays, 10am Recommended age: 0 to 2 years COST: FREE Maths is Fun for Families!

Coming Term 1 and 2 10am - 11am Recommended age: 2- 5 year olds and their families.

A new hands on program that involves young children and their families in Early Maths experiences that are both educational and FUN! Proudly supported

by The Smith Family. Parental involvement essential.

COST: FREE To express your interest, T: 8406 8311 LEGO Club Mondays, 3.30pm - 5pm (school term) Recommended age: 6 and up.

Have kids who love LEGO bricks? Join our FREE unstructured drop in LEGO Club to share and swap building ideas and creations. Parental participation/ supervision essential.

Game Makers Skill level required: Some experience with block based coding Wednesdays, from 1 February - 15 March 3.45pm to 5pm, Ages: 8 - 12 years Learn all about game design and create some of the most common forms of games in this six week course. Perfect for anyone who loves playing video games and wants to get started making their own. COST: $30 for six weeks W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/digitalliteracy Northern Adelaide Esports League (NOADE) This is an exciting year for eSports in Salisbury with the launch of the NOADE League. Come along and play in a team or register as an individual for our eSports tournaments.

W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/noade

DIGITAL LITERACY Tech Try Tuesdays Every Tuesday (during term) 10am to 11.30am Tech Try Tuesdays is a series of talks and workshops aimed at exploring existing and emerging technologies.

Bookings essential.

W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/digitalliteracy

Salisbury Community Hub

Salisbury Community Hub Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021

ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs English as a Second Language Wednesdays, commencing 3 February (10 weeks), 1pm to 2.30pm A 10 week program to provide practical skills and knowledge of current WHS signs, symbols and processes. Perfect for those who have low literacy skills and are currently looking for work. Commitment to the entire 10 week program is essential.

Pathway to Work and Study Thursdays, commencing 4 February (10 weeks), 9.30am to 1.30pm This program will help participants prepare for work or study in the modern work environment by looking at effective communication techniques, customer service, conflict resolution, goal setting, transferrable skills and current WHS requirements. Participants will have the opportunity to look at resumes and cover letters in readiness for applying for work.

Funded by the Department of Innovation and Skills. Commitment to the entire 10 week program is essential. Eligibility criteria apply.

Intoduction to Visual Communications and Graphic Design Mondays, commencing 1 February (5 weeks) 9.30am to 1.30pm (some out of class tasks will be required) This course provides participants with practical experience in the production of

digital and print communication materials.

It aims to provide participants with a career pathway into the service, creative industries, business, digital, communications and/or education sectors.

To register your interest and check eligibility please contact: 8406 8311 These programs are suitable for those who are looking and ready to work or study and also who meet the required LLN and funding requirements. Funded by the Department of Innovation and Skills, participant commitment to the entire program and LLN testing prior to commencement are essential.

For more information on any adult education programs and to register: E: library@salisbury.sa.gov.au T: 8406 8311 W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/readyforwork

LOCAL HISTORY

The Salisbury local history collection is now located at the Salisbury Community Hub.

CONTACT US

T: 8406 8222 E: library@salisbury.sa.gov.au W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/libraries /salisburylibraryservice

Para Hills Community Hub

Para Hills Community Hub Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021

The Para Hills Community Hub is home to the Para Hills Seniors Centre, Para Hills Library and The Paddocks Centre.

COMPUTING AND TECHNOLOGY

Computer and Internet Access Available during library opening hours COST: FREE (printing charges apply) Computing 1 on 1 (term time only) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1pm to 3pm COST: $5 per session

LANGUAGE AND LITERACY English as a Second Language Beginners (term time only) Mondays and Fridays 10am to 12pm Beginners conversational English in an informal environment.

ART AND CRAFT

Spinning (term time only) Mondays, 1.15pm to 3.15pm COST: $5 per class Oil Painting Tuesdays, 9am to 12pm COST: $5 per class Beading and Cross Stitch (term time only) Wednesdays, 10am to 12pm COST: $5 per class Crochet & Needlework (term time only) Wednesdays, 10am to 12pm COST: $5 per class

Limited spaces, for enrolments and class suitability T: 8406 8565 School Term ONLY

Smocking (term time only) Thursdays, 10am to 12pm COST: $5 per class

French (term time only) Mondays 10am to 12pm COST: $5 per class

Quilting Fridays, 10am to 2pm COST: $5 per class

Adult Literacy (term time only) Fridays 12.30pm to 2.30pm Beginners written and oral skills.

COST: $3 per class

Paper Craft (term time only) Wednesdays, 12pm to 3pm COST: $5 per class

Creative Writing Group Wednesdays, 12.30pm to 2.30pm COST: $5 per class

HEALTH

Tai Chi & Tan-tui (term time only) Mondays, 1pm to 2.45pm COST: $5 per class T: 8396 4814

Para Hills Community Hub Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 CHILDREN AND YOUTH Giggle Time Thursdays, 10am to 10.30am Recommended age: 0 to 2 years COST: FREE Story Time Fridays, 10am to 10.30am Recommended age: 3 to 5 years COST: FREE Nature Play Thursdays, 11am to 12pm An early years' program in the community garden for children aged 3-5 years integrating play through science and adventure. No bookings required but please contact the centre to confirm start dates. COST: FREE Growing Together Commencing Monday 1 February, 10am to 12pm In partnership with Relationships Australia SA, this therapeutic program is for children aged 0-4 years, their mothers or female carers. Provides opportunities for shared positive experiences and sensory exploration activities. Bookings essential.

W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/growingtogether Game Makers Wednesdays, 1 February, 3.45pm to 5pm, Age: 8-12 years Learn all about game design and create some of the most common forms of games in this six week course. Perfect for anyone who loves playing video games and wants to get started making their

own. COST: $30 for six weeks W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/digitalliteracy

PARA HILLS COMMUNITY GARDEN

Friends of the Garden Commencing Tuesday 1 February, 10am to 12pm Come along and enjoy a morning in our wonderful new community garden with other like minded green thumbs sharing knowledge and a conversation whilst doing general garden maintenance activities. No bookings required. COST: FREE A Fresh Start Commencing Wednesday 3 February, 10am to 12pm Each week this new program will hold a session on a wide variety of gardening topics including composting, upcycling and growing your own garden at home. Bookings essential.

COST: Gold coin donation W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/freshstart

ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs

Modern Workplace Essentials Commencing Monday, 8 March (5 weeks), 1pm to 2.30pm Learn how to navigate the post COVID workplace.This program is suitable for those who are looking and ready to work or study and meet the required LLN and funding requirements. Funded by Department of Innovation and Skills.

To register your interest and check eligibility please contact 84068311

Para Hills Community Hub Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 SENIORS PROGRAMS

Phlukes - Beginners Ukulele group Mondays, 10am to 12pm COST: from $3.00 Monday Guitar Group Mondays, 12.30pm to 2.30pm COST: from $3.00 Heart Foundation Walking Tuesdays, 9am to 10am COST: FREE Zumba (Over 50s) Tuesdays, 9am to 10am COST: from $7.00 Anything Goes Craft Tuesdays, 10am to 12pm COST: from $3.00 Brain Gym Tuesdays, 10am to 11.45am COST: from $3.00 Wood Burning Tuesdays, 10am to 12pm and 1pm to 3pm COST: from $3.00 Tai Chi Tuesdays, 10am to 11am COST: from $7.00 Indoor Bowls Tuesdays, 1pm to 3pm COST: from $3.00

Social Bingo Thursdays, 1pm to 3pm COST: from $3.00 plus cost of game card Line Dancing Thursdays 1pm to 2.30pm COST: from $6.00 Songsters Singing Group Thursdays, 9am to 10am COST: from $3.00 Ukulele Group Thursdays, 10am to 11.30am COST: from $3.00 Acoustic Music Group Thursdays, 12pm to 2pm COST: from $3.00 SA Dance Forum Thursdays and Friday nights (adults) COST: Call for price T: 0417 875 196 Para Hills Club Fridays, 10am to 1pm Para Hills Club provides wellbeing activities, morning tea and lunch for people over 65 or people from our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community who are over 50.

COST: $25 per day (standard rate) $10 per day (subsidised rate)

CONTACT US

T: 8406 8560 E: enquiriesphch@salisbury.sa.gov.au W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/phch /salisburylibraryservice

Salisbury Library Service Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILY Giggle Time Mondays, 10am, Mawson Lakes Library Wednesdays, 10am, Salisbury Community Hub Thursdays, 10am, Para Hills Community Hub Children aged 0 to 2 years can have fun building early literacy skills through sharing books, songs and rhymes.

All sessions run during school term only.

Story Time Mondays, 10am, Salisbury Community Hub Wednesdays, 10am, Ingle Farm Thursdays, 10am, Mawson Lakes Library Fridays, 10am, Para Hills Community Hub Story Time allows children aged 3 to 5 years to hear rhymes, stories and language and broaden their creativity and imagination. All sessions run during school term only.

Read, Play, Learn Tuesdays, 10am, Salisbury West Fridays, 10am, Ingle Farm A FREE play based family program that will encourage learning through literacy, play, STEM and engagement. For 0 to 5 year olds. All sessions run during school term only.

Chess Club Fridays, 3.30pm to 5pm, Ingle Farm Library Play chess in a fun and friendly atmosphere.

For more information on all library programs and events visit: salisbury.sa.gov.au/libraryevents

All children’s programs are FREE unless stated. Please note: If numbers exceed expected attendance, our programs will be capped to ensure the safety of all participants.

ONLINE RESOURCES Lynda.com Salisbury Library Service patrons have access to lyndaLibrary, a web based video service with more than 3,000 engaging top-quality courses and 150,000 video tutorials for learning the latest commercial software, creative and business skills.

Carter’s Price Guide to Antiques Discover Carters - an online guide featuring over 90,000 items including prices and dealer details.

Libby by Overdrive Borrow thousands of eBooks and eAudiobooks for FREE using your phone!

Overdrive Borrow and read eBooks and eAudiobooks using a phone, tablet, computer or eReader.

It’s easy to get started, all you need is a library card!

Salisbury Library Service Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Press Reader Digital Magazines and Newspapers PressReader, the leading digital newspaper and magazine provider for premium content including Vogue, Better Homes & Gardens, Women’s Weekly, Australian Men’s Health and thousands more!

LOTE Online for Kids LOTE Online allows kids to enjoy the magic of books in various languages from the comfort of home, alongside English translations to help develop reading and listening skills. Kids can also watch a selection of English books with Australian accents.

Kanopy Stream thousands of films for free!

For more information about online resources visit: salisbury.sa.gov.au/godigital

Romance BookCloud A collection of romance books available to you 24/7.

Freegal Freegal® Music is a free music service from your library. All you need is your library card number and possibly a PIN to access over 15 million songs. Each member receives 3 downloads a week, 3 hours of streaming per day. The mobile App is available in Google Play and App Store for FREE.

KIDS ONLINE RESOURCES Storybox Library The best place for children to watch celebrated stories read aloud by our favourite storytellers. It’s storytime, anytime!

Kanopy Kids Parents can browse educational and engaging videos for children of all ages.

FAMILY HISTORY RESOURCES Find My Past Find My Past is a UK based online genealogy service. Two subscriptions to this database are available for use within the Salisbury West Library and the Salisbury Community Hub only. These can only be accessed via the library PCs. Access to this database is FREE. Ancestry, Library Edition Ancestry Library Edition provides access to an extensive range of genealogical resources from the United States and United Kingdom, including census, vital, church, court, and immigration records. It also provides limited Australian coverage.

PLEASE NOTE: The Family History Collection is now located at the Salisbury West Library.

For more information: T: 8406 8207

City of Salisbury

Justice of the Peace Service A Justice of the Peace (JP) is authorised to witness and attest many documents, such as statutory declarations, affidavits, divorce documents, power of attorney and guardianship documents etc, as well as certify copies of original documents.

The City of Salisbury offers the services of a JP at the following locations:

Salisbury Community Hub

34 Church St, Salisbury Monday: 10am - 4pm Tuesday: 10am - 4pm Wednesday: 10am - 4pm Thursday: 10am - 4pm and 6pm - 8pm Friday: 10am - 4pm Saturday: 10am - 12pm

Mawson Lakes Library

2 - 8 Main St, Mawson Lakes Monday: 9:30am - 12pm Tuesday: 5pm - 6.45pm Wednesday: 12pm - 2pm Thursday: 9:30am - 12pm and 5pm - 6.45pm Friday: 12pm - 2pm Saturday: 10am - 12pm

Para Hills Community Hub Wilkinson Rd, Para Hills Thursday: Friday: Saturday:

4pm - 5.30pm 3pm - 5pm 10am - 12pm

All shifts subject to change without notice.

For further information Call 8406 8283 salisbury.sa.gov.au/jp

Bagster Road Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 WHAT'S NEW Mad Scientist Club Second and Fourth Wednesday each month, 3.30pm - 5pm Age: 7 - 13 years Is STEM a new buzz word for you? Are you curious about nature and the big wide world? Come to join us to learn how science can be fun. Conduct your own experiments and explore how things work in this world together. Bookings essential.

Grandparent and Elders Playgroup and Respite Care Every Friday during school term 9.30am - 11.30am (playgroup) 11.30am - 2.30pm (Respite Care) Are you a carer or grandparent looking after small children between 0 and 5 years old? Would you like to meet like-minded people in your situation? Join Playgroup!

Following playgroup, there is also an opportunity to access respite care for the children to enable you to attend any appointments or other personal needs.

COST: $2 Playgroup and $9 Respite Care Cultural Jibe Do you have a story to share with the community? Would you like to learn how to develop your story and learn the skills required to produce a small video to share with your community? Contact us!

T: Jia on 8250 4167 E: brcc@bagsterroadcc.com.au

ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs Pathways to Employment and Intro to ICT Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays Commencing 3 February, 9am to 3pm This program is aimed at beginners or those who would like to refresh their knowledge of all things computers.

Bookings essential.

COST: FREE T: 8250 4167 for more information

SOCIAL SUPPORT Salisbury Garden Club Second Tuesday of each month Come along and meet like-minded people with green thumbs and swap knowledge and ideas in a social environment.

COST: $3 per person

HEALTH AND FITNESS Taekwondo Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6.30pm to 7.30pm for ages six+ First Taekwondo will help you learn how to defend yourself at the same time as getting fit and healthy.

T: 0432 803 529

Bagster Road Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Heart Foundation Walking Group Thursdays, 9.30am to 10.30am COST: FREE T: 8250 4167 Tibetan Meditation Mondays, 6.15pm to 7.15pm COST: Gold Coin Donation T: 0402 409 259 Flourish Mental Wellbeing Workshop (in partnership with Neami National) Are you ok? It is ok if you’re not ok. Come and join the Flourish group. We will help you to build up the resilience and develop skills to improve your wellbeing together.

Contact Centre for more details.

ART AND CRAFT Folk Art Tuesdays, 9.30am to 2.30pm COST: $5 per person PLEASE NOTE: Covid19 restrictions in place.

FOOD AND NUTRITION

Fast and Fresh Meal Kits Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm Fast and fresh meal kits are designed to allow families to cook healthy nutritious meals at home. All packs have fresh meat and vegetables and feed up to four people with a seasonally changing menu.

Contact the Centre on how to place your order for pick up at a time that suits you.

COST: $10

CHILDREN AND YOUTH Crèche Tuesdays, 9am to 4.30pm For class users only (where parents remain in the building) COST: $3 per session Occasional Care Tuesdays 9am to 4.30pm COST $22 per day Play Group Wednesdays, 9.30am to 11.30am COST: $2 per child PLEASE NOTE: Due to COVID19 Restrictions and compliance requirements, you must contact us before attending. T: 8250 4167 Children’s Parties Looking for somewhere to hold your next kids’ party? We have the perfect venue for you. We offer a good sized childfriendly space for up to 50 people with an enclosed playground, play area and kitchen facility. Available to hire weekends and school holidays.

CONTACT US

T: 8250 4167 W: bagsterroadcc.com.au E: bagsterch@amnet.net.au /BagsterRoadCommunityCentre

Burton Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs

COMPUTING AND TECHNOLOGY

Pathways to Hospitality Mondays and Tuesdays, 9am to 3pm This course will teach participants how to plan and organise workplace tasks in the kitchen whilst observing food handling and hygiene principles. Using basic kitchen skills, exploring different cooking methods and foods with a focus on nutrition and budgeting.

COST: FREE

Digital Literacy Mondays, 1pm to 2pm Learn computer basics. Internet, social media, MS Office suite, internet banking and how to apply for jobs online.

COST: FREE Please call to check availability.

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL SERVICE

Various types of information and referral services are available relating to all aspects of community support.

General Support and Assistance Thursdays, 12.30pm to 2.30pm Do you need assistance to complete government forms? Need general computer basics knowledge? We are here to help!

COST: FREE (by appointment only)

SOCIAL SUPPORT MyGov Online Support Thursdays and Fridays, 2.30pm to 3.30pm Learn how to sign up and navigate the MyGov and Centrelink online services.

By appointment only. COST: FREE

Computer Lab The community is welcome to use our Centre’s computers during the day. Please call to check availability.

COST: FREE (printing costs apply) 3D Printing/Bionics/Robotics Workshops Thursdays, 10am to 2pm Learn one topic every four weeks.

Bookings essential.

COST: $40.00 per four week block.

Resume Writing Thursdays, 10am to 3pm Learn to write a resume and cover letter, use one of our templates or your own.

Receive valuable input into the best styles in layout and writing content.

COST: FREE (by appointment only)

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERACY (ESL) English as a Second Language Tuesdays, 12.30pm to 2.30pm (beginner)

Burton Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Wednesdays, 11.30am to 1pm (Intermediate) An informal community based learning environment where you will improve on conversational English speaking about life topics, as well continue to practice English. At the same time you will build self-confidence and skills to look for work, volunteer, discuss study opportunities, and much more. An opportunity to continue learning on our Facebook Page is available – an online activities group is available for you to access activities from home every week.

COST: Gold coin donation

Scrapbooking Tuesdays, 9am to 12pm COST: $7 per class

CHILDREN AND YOUTH

GKR Karate Thursdays, 6pm to 7pm, Children and adults welcome.

M: 0403 507 049 E: enio@gkrkarate.com W: gkrkarate.com

Immunisation Clinic Every 1st Monday of the month, 1pm to 4pm Every 4th Wednesday of the month, 9am to 12pm FREE childhood immunisation for Medicare card holders. No appointments necessary.

COST: FREE

ART AND CRAFT Beading Fridays 9.30am to 11.30am COST: $8 per class Quilting and Patchwork Thursdays, 10am to 12pm and 12.30pm to 2.30pm COST: $4.50 per class or $8.50 for both

HEALTH AND WELLNESS Social Circle Thursdays, 10am to 11.30am Join our friendly volunteers in social conversations on world views, politics, the environment, health and wellness topics, job pathway opportunities and many other general topics of interest. We may even throw in a game of Bocce or Bingo! All ages welcome. COST: Gold coin donation

VOLUNTEERING

Would you like to get involved in your community? We have many volunteer positions including administration, management and program facilitation.

Contact the Centre coordinator for further information and details about how to apply.

CONTACT US

T: 8280 8843 E: burtoncomcentre@gmail.com /BurtonComCentre

Morella Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs

Pathway to Horticulture Mondays (commencing 1 February), 10am-1pm These programs are fully funded by the Department for Innovation and Skills and As we plan and build a native community garden, learn the fundamentals of are free to eligible participants. Crèche available for some courses, please check planting, potting and maintaining plants, how to recognise plants, soil testing, how before enrolling. to treat pests/diseases while practicing work, health and safety practices. Explore ACCREDITED PROGRAMS study and/employment opportunities in Walk in Enrolment day: the industry.

Wednesday 22 January, 10am – 1pm Please contact ace@morella.org.au or NON - ACCREDITED PROGRAMS T: 84068484 for more information on Walk in Enrolment day – 10am – 1pm the enrolment process.

Friday, 20th January 2021 Commercial Kitchen Practices Communication for Work and Study Fridays (commencing 5 February), Fridays, 9.30am to 11.30am 10am - 1pm A 10 week course that will help to improve This 10-week course will introduce participants to identify work opportunities your communication skills for work or and future study pathways in the industry study in a flexible, community based adult learning environment setting. Learners will while developing employability skills participate in a range of conversations and essential for the sector. Participants will discussions using appropriate language, learn by performing hospitality tasks, understand and use common terminology vocabulary and non-verbal communication. and follow expected procedures safely.

Writing Skills for Formal Study Mondays, 9.30am to 11.30am I Want to Work This 10 week course focuses on building Fridays (commencing 5 February), participant skills and confidence to 10am - 1pm apply written English skills for work or Join us for this 10-week course and we study. Learn to write simple text with will take you through the must knows appropriate layout and format, correct of what you need while looking and spelling, punctuation and grammar. Learn applying for jobs. Strengthen your digital in an inclusive community adult learning literacy skills for job hunting online while environment to create texts for formal you re-evaluate your employability and study or work. *Note: This program is transferable skills. aimed at English language learners.

Morella Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Introduction to Formal Learning Mondays, 9.30am to 11.30am This 10 week course will introduce participants to the formal study environment and improve confidence to identify education and career goals and pathways.

Digital Literacy for Work and Study (Beginners) Mondays, 9.30am - 11.30am This 8 week program is an introduction to computer skills. Participants will learn the functionalities of a laptop /desktop.

Program tasks will focus on developing skills and knowledge required to function in the digital space. Participants will be supported to confidently perform basic digital tasks for work and/or study.

COMPUTING AND TECHNOLOGY

Computer and Internet Access Contact the Centre for availability COST: FREE (Printing costs apply) Essential Computer Skills Returning in 2021 Computer basics.

COST:$30 for eight weeks

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERACY Community English Classes We offer pre beginners, beginners and intermediate level classes.

COST: $2 per class

HEALTH AND FITNESS Gentle Exercise Tuesdays, 9.30am to 10.15am Thursdays, 9.30am to 10.30am COST: $5 per class Heart Foundation Walking Group Wednesdays, 9.15am to 10.15am COST: FREE Yoga Thursdays, 10.30am to 11.45am COST: $5 per class

SOCIAL SUPPORT Coffee Morning (please note some restrictions apply due to COVID19) Every Tuesday and Thursday 9.30am to 11am Friends of The Garden Thursdays, 9.30am to 11.30am COST: $2 per session E: garden@morella.org.au

CONTACT US

T: 8406 8484 E: reception@morella.org.au /morellacommunitycentre

Pooraka Farm Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 During Janurary and February, Pooraka Farm will be undergoing major renovations. Some of the times, locations and days of courses may change during this period with some not starting until March. Please call the centre prior to your arrival to check.

ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs

12pm to 2pm Are you looking for work, thinking about going on to further training or need help in improving your literacy or numeracy?

Topics may include workplace forms, safety signs, work, health, safety and numeracy skills for the workplace.

Introduction to Cleaning and Health Services Assistant Tuesdays and Fridays, 28 January (10 weeks) 9.30am to 12.30pm Cleaning and Health Service Assistant are areas of need in South Australia and is being respected for its importance in the current environment. Our program will help prepare you for work in cleaning and health settings, starting your own business and further learning.

Prepare for Employment Wednesdays, 27 January 9:30am to 11:30am Are you looking for work and need help in improving your confidence with applying for jobs and how to tackle an interview?

This course may cover employer needs/ Expressions of Interest for all programs: strengths and weaknesses, how to selfT: 8406 8488 or 0432 487 611 canvas for work, making enquiries about skills required in your area of interest, cover E: pfccfoundationskills@gmail.com /salisburysoutheasttrainingfoundationskillsprograms letters, resumes and the interview.

Basic Computing and Technology Wednesdays, 27 January 12.30pm to 2.30pm Are you looking for work or thinking about going on to further training and wanting to improve your computer skills? Topics will include using email, attaching documents, using word documents, using Excel documents and setting up a Google drive.

Workplace Literacy and Numeracy Wednesdays, 27 January

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Cafe Fridays Fridays, 10am to 12pm COST: $3 per class New activity - Sewing classes Commencing in March Thursdays, 12.45pm -2.45pm Basic sewing skills class. Enjoy Learning to use a sewing machine and put a complete sewing project together using a pattern In

Pooraka Farm Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Afghan Women’s Group Mondays, 11am to 1pm Creche provided, FREE course Meet other Afghan women and develop life-long skills through everyday activities such as sewing, cooking and improving English language skills. T: 0421 450 311 Women’s Group Mondays, 12.30pm to 2.30pm A group for women of all ages and cultures in the community to meet other women and participate in a range of activities to develop and build confidence, explore opportunities to learn new skills and make new friends.

COST: gold coin donation

HEALTH AND FITNESS Fitness for the Over 50's Mondays, 9.30am to 10.30am Low impact increase strength and mobility.

COST: $4.50 per class Tai Chi Wednesdays 11am to 12.30pm COST: $5 per session Women's Drumming 4 Fun and Fitness Wednesdays, 1pm to 2.30pm Relieve stress, improve coordination and motivation.

COST: $3 per class

Yoga - All Levels Mondays at Scott St,10.30am to 11.45am Wednesdays at Pooraka Farm, 6.30pm to 7.45pm COST: $10 casual or $75 per 10 class pass (valid for two terms) Line Dancing at Pooraka Memorial Hall Thursdays, 10am to 12pm Basic steps, good music and lots of fun..

COST: $3 per class Taekwondo Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6.30pm to 8pm T: 0438 821 523 Irish Dancing Mondays, 4.15pm to 7.30pm E: Info@robertsacademy.com Pooraka Farm Mens Shed Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9am to 1pm Come along and join other men in a variety of activities, make friends and learn a new skill. No experience necessary.

COST: $3 per session

ART AND CRAFT Fabric of Life Fridays, 11.3am to 2.30pm Needlework and fabric crafts.

COST: $3 per class

Pooraka Farm Community Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 COMPUTING AND TECHNOLOGY Computing Club Mondays, 10am to 12pm Learn computer and internet basics.

COST: $5 per class.

Internet is available for Community.

Bookings essential.

SATURDAY MORNING ACTIVITIES Creative Space - Draw, Sketch, Design, Paint 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month 9.30am to 1pm Once a month in a relaxed, casual setting, you can work on your own visual art projects and exchange ideas. Bring your own laptop, tablet, sketchpad, etc. and creativity. Creative Space isn’t a school; there’s no pressure to ‘be like’ other artists.

COST: $3 per class Book Club 1st Saturday of the month 10am to 12pm Join with others passionate about reading and discussing popular books.

COST: gold coin donation

Youth Support Group Spoonies Edition 3rd Saturday of the month 11am to 12.30pm A support group for young people aged 12 to 25 that have an invisible illness. Salty snacks and water provided. Accessible toilets are available.

COST: gold coin donation

CONTACT US

T: 8406 8488 E: poorakafcc@gmail.com W: www.pfcc.salisburysa.com/ PoorakaFarmCommunityCentre\ /PFCC126

Salisbury East Neighbourhood Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs Introduction to Formal learning Tuesdays, 9.30am to 11.30am This 10 week course will introduce participants to the formal study environment and improve confidence to identify education and career goals and pathways. Note: These programs are aimed at English Language learners.

Pathway to Horticulture Register your interest (Commencing 4 May) Tuesdays, 10am to 1pm Learn the fundamentals of planting, potting and maintaining plants, how to recognise plants, soil testing, how to treat pests/diseases while practicing work, health and safety practices. Explore study and/employment opportunities in the industry. Unit of competency: FSKRDG02 *The above accredited course is delivered and assessed on behalf of Interskills (RTO 6653) which is the issuing registered training organisation.

LANGUAGE AND LITERACY

Conversational English Fridays, 9.30am to 11.30am This class includes formal and informal learning activities so you can practice your English and feel more confident.

English Post Beginners Fridays, 11.30am to 1.30pm

CHILDREN AND YOUTH

Yoga for Kids Wednesdays, 4pm to 4.30pm COST: $4.50 per child Dance SA Classes available for ages 18 months and above. T: 0408 988 483

HEALTH AND FITNESS Community in the Garden Tuesdays, 12.30pm to 2.30pm COST: $2 per session Yoga Mondays, 9.15am to 10.30am COST: $7 per class Saturdays, 9.15am to 10.30am COST: $10 per class or $95 per term Chair Yoga Wednesday 11.30am to 12.30pm T: 0419 864 391 for more information World Taekwondo Mondays, 6pm to 7.30pm Classes for children and adults.

For enquiries T: Karl on 0431 051 690

ART AND CRAFT Quilting Mondays, 9am to 12pm COST: $5 per class

Salisbury East Neighbourhood Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Machine Embroidery Tuesdays, 9am to 12pm COST: $5 per class Sketching and Drawing Thursdays, 12pm to 2pm COST: $5 per class General Crafts Thursdays, 10am to 12pm Close to My Heart Scrapbook/Card Making Workshops Wednesdays, fortnightly 11am to 1pm Fridays, monthly 7pm to 10pm T: 0407 390 099

Community in the Garden

FACILITY HIRE

Hall Saturday (private hire) COST: $250 per day ($225 refundable bond) Monday to Friday Hall and large meeting rooms Monday to Friday COST: $20 per hour *Conditions apply in response to COVID -19.

CONTACT US

T: 8285 2055 E: salisburyeastcentre@gmail.com /salisburyeastneighbourhoodcentre

Our Markets are coming back!

Dates TBC. Please contact the Centre for more information if you are interested in having a stall.

Follow Facebo our ok for gard page e tips an ning d tricks with Ta nia!

Tuesdays, 12.30pm to 2.30pm I COST: $2 per session I

T: 8285 2055

The Mawson Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 ADULT EDUCATION Ready for Work programs Everyday Skills for Work and Study Wednesdays (during school terms) 9:30am to 11:30am COST: FREE Conversational English Mondays (term time only) 9.30am to 11.30am COST: $3 per person, per week

CHILDREN AND YOUTH Mindstorm Makers Tuesdays, commencing 2 February Ages: 7 to 11 Come and learn the basics of the Lego EV-3 Mindstorms robots in a fun and interactive way. No experience necessary.

COST: $30 Register: facebook.com/themawsoncentre Artvision Sundays, 12pm to 1pm. Ages: 5 to 15 Painting and cartoon drawing.

T: Marwa 0467 509 175 E: marwaabouzeid82@gmail.com Maggie Moo Music Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Sundays Music sessions for pre-schoolers (10am) and babies (11am).

E:michelleharrison@maggiemoomusic.com.au

Storybox Theatre (New!) Wednesdays, 3.30pm to 4.15pm ages 5 to 7 years) and 4.30pm to 6pm (ages 8 to 14 years) Drama classes for kids.

T: Laurie 0449 565 826 E: laurie_rea@hotmail.com Mawson Lakes Girl Guides Thursdays 5 to 11 years: 6.15pm to 7.30pm 10 to 17 years: 7.30pm to 8.45pm T: 0402 859 625 Punjabi Dance Classes Day to be confirmed. 6pm to 8pm For kids aged 5 to 14 years.

T: Sukhpreet 0430 211 823 E: pahulveen@gmail.com Jane Grech Dance Saturdays (during term time) Various classes between 9am to 1pm FREE trial lesson.

T: 0408 847 759 E: admin@janegrechdancecentre.com.au

HEALTH AND FITNESS Yoga Mondays, 7pm to 8pm Adult Yoga for all levels.

Contact Linda on: T: 0431 018 752 E: younglinda895@gmail.com

The Mawson Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Men’s Meet Up Group (All ages) Fourth Monday of the month 7.30pm to 9pm T: 0414 545 935 W: meetup.com/en-AU/AdelaideMensGroup/ Park Run: Mawson Lakes Saturdays 8am. Run or walk 5km.

Register: parkrun.com.au/register COST: FREE MEGA - Mum’s Exercise Group Australia Mondays and Wednesdays, 7.30pm to 8.30pm FREE dance sessions for mums and your kids! All fitness levels welcome.

COST: FREE T: 0421 509 726 Tai Chi (All levels) Wednesdays, 6.30pm to 8pm T: 0432 386 952 E: nazli.jianfar@gmail.com Mawson Lakes Striders Walking Group Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 8.30am to 9.30am Meet at the Mawson Lakes Interchange with water and comfortable shoes.

COST: FREE T: 0455 977 775 or 0413 433 275 Bollywood Dance Wednesdays, 6pm to 8pm Saturdays, 12pm to 2pm T: 0425 761 360 or 0466 772 138 E: kalalayaadelaide@gmail.com

LEARNING PROGRAMS One to One Computer Tutoring 3 sessions available Tuesdays, 9.15am, 10am and 10:45am For beginners. Laptops and Tablets accepted. Covering a range of topics.

Age: Over 50’s COST: FREE Bookings essential.

Tablet Training (All levels) (Term time only) Thursdays, 9.30am to 11.30am COST: $2 per session

INTEREST GROUPS Combined Art Class: That Painting Place Mondays, 9.30am to 11.30am Fridays, 10am to 12pm & 1pm to 3pm Students provide their own materials.

T: 0414 841 663 Toast Masters: Improve Public Speaking First and third Monday of the month.

From 6.30pm E: mawsonlakestoastmasters@gmail.com Mawson Lakes Rotary Club Tuesdays, 7pm to 9pm E: secretary@rotarymawsonlakes.org.au Mawson Lakes Quilting Friends First and third Saturday of the month 9am to 5pm All levels welcome, limited materials are available. T: 0400 359 765

The Mawson Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 Mawson Lakes Garden Club Fourth Tuesday each month, 7.30pm COST: Membership $20 per year. Monthly public meetings are gold coin donation.

T: 8260 7077

CONTACT US

T: 8302 5449 E: amurray@salisbury.sa.gov.au W: mawsoncentre.org /TheMawsonCentre

Scrapbooking/ Cards Workshops Saturdays (monthly) and Thursday nights. Bookings essential.

T: 0413 990 656 or 8248 4530 Mawson Lakes Photography Club First and third Thursday of each month Second Wednesday of each month 7.30pm to 9.30pm E: president@mawsonlakesphotographyclub.org.au

Storybox Theatre with Laurie Rea

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Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 EDUCATION Homework Club with the Australian Refugee Association Mondays, 4pm to 6pm To assist with the homework of young people in high school from refugee backgrounds. COST: FREE T: 8354 2951

Allistragh Irish Dance The Salisbury InStitute Saturdays, 9.30am to 11.30am Ages from 3 years to 60 + No experience necessary. Dancers will learn soft and hard shoe solo dances as well as be involved in team dances.

T: Rosie 0451 288 032

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

Employ ME Program This new 8 week program will help young people stand out from the crowd by developing entry level employability skills in a fun and engaging way. This program will be available free of charge for Twelve25 Duke of Ed participants.

For more information: salisbury.sa.gov.au/standout

Duke of Edinburgh International Award The City of Salisbury are proud to be partnering with the Duke of Ed to deliver the program to young people aged 14-24, living in the City of Salisbury. Young people are invited to join the Duke of Ed youth development program to complete their Bronze level Award in only 6 months. They will spend approximately an hour a week in each of the following 3 areas; Voluntary Service, Skill and Physical Recreation.

For more information and to express interest: salisbury.sa.gov.au/dukeofed

ENGAGEMENT Salisbury Youth Performing Arts Group Thursdays, 4.30pm – 7pm Ages: 13 to 18 year olds Develop skills in improv, character development, voice projection and learning lines. Young people are currently working towards a FRINGE production of “Kill Me, Deadly” to be performed February 25 at the Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre. Expressions of interest, E: Twelve25@salisbury.sa.gov.au

Salisbury City Rotaract Club Meetings fortnightly on Wednesdays, 6.30pm Empowering young people to create positive change in the local community and around the world. Engage in professional and personal development while helping others by giving back to the community and having fun.

E: rotaract@salisburyrotary.com.au W: salisburycityrotaract.org.au /SalisburyRotaract

Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre Term 1 Jan | Feb | Mar 2021 ESPORTS Northern Adelaide Esports League (NOADE) Get involved with the Northern Adelaide eSports League (NOADE) and a range of eSports events and tournaments.

The focus of NOADE events is to help participants develop their tournament play in a safe and positive environment.

Come along and play in a team or register as an individual for our eSports tournaments.

W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/noade

TRAINING OPPORTUNTIES Getting your L's Getting Your L’s is a one day workshop that prepares and supports 16-25 year olds to sit the Learner’s test. Delivered by TAFE SA trainer at the Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre. For details, upcoming training dates and bookings: W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/gettingls

FOOD ASSISTANCE AND SOCIAL SUPPORT Fred’s Van Sundays, 6pm Provides a hot and nutritious meal for those in need.

T: 8112 8720 FREE Casual PC Access & WiFi Zone Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays 4pm to 5pm with your library card (ask at reception for WiFi password).

PUBLIC TRANSPORT Two minute walk down John Street from the Salisbury Interchange, turn right beside the old Commonwealth Bank (walkway through to Wiltshire Street) – we are immediately on your left.

CONTACT US

/youthinsalisbury W: salisbury.sa.gov.au/twelve25 T: 8406 8555 E: twelve25@salisbury.sa.gov.au

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