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introduction

THINKWEST is a cluster of 6 community centres located in the western suburbs of Melbourne. Their collaboration has made them one of Victoria’s most innovative group of Adult Community Education providers. Their commitment to social justice, access and equity is what makes them unique and popular with thousands of people.
Angliss Neighbourhood House Receives Investing in Community Education and Training Funding
Wed, 16/09/2009 - 02:45 — thinkwestAngliss Neighbourhood House was successful in their application to the Investing in Community Education and Training (ICET) funding deed under the Teaching and Learning Capital Fund (TLCF) for Vocational Education and Training (VET).
The Angliss Neighbourhood House is located in a public housing estate situated in Footscray within the City of Maribyrnong.The estate has few services and a high level of socio-economic disadvantage as indicated by the socio-economic disadvantage index of 827.
A welcome addition to the Yarraville Community Centre refurbishment program
Tue, 15/09/2009 - 10:06 — thinkwestThe Yarraville Community Centre building fund has now been expanded with the announcement of $838,000 funding as part of the Investing in Community Education and Training program.
The funding will enable Yarraville Community Centre to fully complete the restoration and refurbishment program, and involves training rooms, Information Technology, kitchen fit-outs, disability access, installation of solar panels, double glazing, signage and recognition ceremony.
The Yarraville Community Centreexpects to move its programs and services back to the centre in mid January 2010.
Brimbank Volunteer Conference
Sun, 06/09/2009 - 07:58 — thinkwestAs Neighbourhood Houses in Brimbank we acknowledge that volunteers are the backbone of our vibrant community. The Brimbank Volunteer conference is therefore an opportunity to thank you all our quiet achievers who generously donate their time to make Brimbank a better place to live, work and play.
New Resources for ESL learners
Thu, 06/08/2009 - 01:55 — thinkwestAngliss Neighbourhood House and Yarraville Community Centre have developed some interesting and useful resources for ESL learners.
Looking outside the Square provides a huge list of available resources, as well as numerous of activities, units of work, games and information on a PD session run for teachers. The resources were developed in response to feedback from teachers who indicated that there was a scarcity of relevant and affordable learning materials and resources for pre-literate students.
Nutrition-Food access and Well-being
Big Brothers Big Sisters Looking for Mentors
Wed, 17/06/2009 - 03:44 — thinkwestLearning Beyond the Bell
Tue, 17/02/2009 - 10:00 — thinkwestLearning Beyond the Bell in conjunction with Williamstown Community and Education Centre, is committed to developing educational opportunities for students from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Williamstown Community and Education Centre will provide children of migrants and refugees a place and teacher, outside school hours where assistance will be given with homework/assignments and general school work.
Duke Street’s Citizen of the Year
Thu, 05/02/2009 - 22:39 — thinkwestOn the 26th of January 2009, Bronwen Merrigan of Duke St Community House was awarded Brimbank’s highest honor: Citizen of the Year. Hundreds of people including Bill Shorten Parliamentary Secretary, Brimbank Mayor and Telmo Languiller attended a glittering Australia day ceremony at Sunshine Marketplace Shopping Centre to both bestow Australian citizenships to new citizens and to announce Bronwen Merrigan’s Citizen of the Year Award.
Read the speech Bronwen gave on the day: (click on 'Read more' below)
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