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Community Contacts COMMUNITY CONTACTS AGED Wellington Vista Retirement Village (Christian Homes Tasmania) AGED PERSONS RESIDENTIAL CARE Enquiry Contact: Cynthia Nielsen Beck 141a Channel Highway, KINGSTON 7050 AND INDEPENDENT LIVING Phone: 6239 3514 Email: [email protected] Bishop Davies Court Contact: The Manager Wells Court Independent Living Units(Christian 27 Redwood Road, KINGSTON 7050 Homes Tasmania) Phone: 6283 1100 Enquiry Contact: Cynthia Nielsen Beck Email: [email protected] 42 Wells Parade, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Phone: 6239 3514 Denison Court Independent Living Units (Christian Email: [email protected] Homes Tasmania) Enquiry Contact: Cynthia Nielsen Beck 3 Denison Street, KINGSTON 7050 INTEREST AND LEARNING GROUPS Phone: 6239 3514 Email: [email protected] Channel Men’s Shed Inc 24 Van Morey Road, MARGATE 7054 Freeman Court Retirement Village (Christian Phone: 6267 1696 Homes Tasmania) Email: [email protected] Enquiry Contact: Cynthia Nielsen Beck Web: www.channelmenshed.org.au 20-22 Freeman Street, KINGSTON 7050 Phone: 6239 3514 Seniors Social Email: [email protected] Contact: West Winds Community Centre 3528 Channel HWY, WOODBRIDGE 7162 Hawthorn Village Residential Aged Care and Home Phone: 6267 4713 Care (Christian Homes Tasmania) Email: [email protected] Enquiry Contact: Cynthia Nielsen Beck 23a Wells Parade, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Heart Bellydance Phone: 6239 3514 Contact: Ruth Casper Email: [email protected] Phone: 0437 998 405 Email: [email protected] Mary’s Grange Nursing Home Web: www.heartbellydance.com.au Contact: The Manager Grange Avenue, TAROONA 7053 Kettering Walkers – Heart Foundation Walking Phone: 6227 7000 Contact: Elspeth Haughie Email: [email protected] Phone: 6267 4642 or 0448 674 642 Email: [email protected] Snug Retirement Village (Christian Homes Meet each Wednesday and Friday at 8am at the Tasmania) Kettering Hall Enquiry Contact: Cynthia Nielsen Beck 17 Beach Road, SNUG 7054 Kingborough Women’s Club Phone: 6239 3514 President: Verna Stoneman Email: [email protected] PO Box 979, KINGSTON 7051 Phone: 6267 4842 Snug Village (Christian Homes Tasmania) Email: [email protected] Enquiry Contact: Cynthia Nielsen Beck 10A Torpy Avenue, SNUG 7054 Kingston Men’s Shed Phone: 6239 3514 12-14 Gormley Drive, KINGSTON 7050 Email: [email protected] Web: kingstonmensshed.tas.com.au 28 DIRECTORY 2017-18 KINGBOROUGH COUNCIL Kingston School for Seniors Manor Gardens Respite Centre President: Fay Reeve Contact: Coordinator Phone: 6229 6456 3 Manor Gardens, FIRTHSIDE 7050 Email: [email protected] Phone: 6211 8181 Email: [email protected] University of the Third Age - Kingborough President: Julie Gardam National Seniors Australia Hobart Branch PO Box 479, KINGSTON 7051 14 Farley Street, DERWENT PARK 7009 Email: [email protected] Phone: 6272 5156 or 0419 576 218 Web: www.u3akingborough.org.au Email: [email protected] West Winds Community Shed Contact: West Winds Community Centre 3528 Channel HWY, WOODBRIDGE 7162 ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE Phone: 6267 4713 Email: [email protected] GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS Channel Museum Contact: The Secretary SUPPORT GROUPS AND SERVICES 1755 Channel Highway, MARGATE 7054 Phone: 6267 2333 Bruny Island Respite & Community House Inc. Email: [email protected] Contact: Sheryl Lampkin Web: www.channelmuseum.org.au 16 School Road, ALONNAH 7150 Phone: 6260 6446 or 0417 396 307 Friends of Bruny Island Quarantine Station Email: [email protected] President: Kathy Duncombe 167 Church Road, BARNES BAY 7150 Community Based Support Inc. Kingborough House Phone: 6260 6287 Day Centre Web: www.bica.org.au/brunyquarantinestation Contact: Tanya Smith 16 Charles Eaton Court, HUNTINGFIELD 7055 West Winds Arts Lounge (Art gallery for local artist Phone: 6208 6600 to exhibit) Email: [email protected] Contact: West Winds Community Centre Web: www.cbsaust.org.au 3528 Channel Highway, WOODBRIDGE 7162 Phone: 6267 4713 Community Transport Services Tasmania Email: [email protected] Contact: South Coordinator Shop 6/7 John Street, KINGSTON 7050 Phone: 6242 3308 or 0429 371 857 Email: [email protected] INTEREST AND LEARNING GROUPS Community Transport for the South Channel Browns River History Group Contact: West Winds Community Centre Contact: Rosie Severs 3528 Channel Highway, WOODBRIDGE 7162 60 Channel Highway, TAROONA 7053 Phone: 6267 4713 Phone: 6227 9679 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.brhg.org.au Home Care Services Enquiry Contact: Lindy Rose Bruny Island Sew ‘n’ Sews 54 Channel HWY, KINGSTON 7050 Contact: Cynthia Turnbull Phone: 6239 3514 Phone: 6293 1493 Email: [email protected] Bruny Island Woolcraft Group Kingborough Senior Citizens Club Co-Leader: Diane Byrne President: Mr Kean C/- Post Office, ALONNAH 35 Redwood Road, KINGSTON 7050 Phone: 6293 2041 Phone: 6229 4487 DIRECTORY 2017-18 KINGBOROUGH COUNCIL 29 Channel Regional Arts Group Bruny Island Tourism Inc. President: David Hopkins Contact: Dave Gunton PO Box 145, KETTERING 7155 3959 Main Road, BRUNY ISLAND 7150 Phone: 0409 545 994 or 0418 521 530 Phone: 6293 1271 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] West Winds Photographic Group Channel Regional Arts Group (CRAG) Secretary: Vic Malham President: David Hopkins 4400 Channel Highway, MIDDLETON 7163 PO Box 145, KETTERING 7155 Phone: 6292 1778 Phone: 6267 4004 or 0418 521 530 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.crag-tas.net Huon Valley/Kingborough Tourism Association PERFORMING ARTS President: Rachael Trueman Bruny Island Film Society PO Box 40, DOVER 7117 Contact: Tony Korab Email: [email protected] Phone: 6293 1320 Email: [email protected] Taroona Community Website Web: www.brunyislandarts.com.au Contact: Deirdre Brown (website manager) Email: [email protected] Kettering Concerts Web: www.taroona.tas.au Secretary: Annick Ansselin 378 Manuka Road, KETTERING 7155 The Bruny Centre Phone: 0409 441 610 Coordinator: Michelle Shelton Email: [email protected] 81 Ferry Road, KETTERING 7155 Phone: 6267 4494 Sing Australia Kingston Email: [email protected] Contact: Dianne Ellson 3 Drysdale Ave, KINGSTON 7050 Phone: 6229 9766 The Southern Voices Director: Margot Lampkin Unit 4/4 Dawson Court, MORNINGTON 7018 Phone: 6244 5344 Email: [email protected] SOCIETIES AND GROUPS Bruny Island Arts Inc. Secretary: Tracy Thomas Phone: 0467 709 567 Email: [email protected] Web: www.brunyislandarts.com.au Bruny Island Historical Society Coordinator: Tracy Thomas c/- Alonnah Post Office, BRUNY ISLAND 7150 Email: [email protected] Web: www.bica.org.au/historicalsociety 30 DIRECTORY 2017-18 KINGBOROUGH COUNCIL CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES Kingston Beach Early Learning Centre CHILDCARE AND PLAYGROUPS 46 Beach Road, KINGSTON BEACH 7050 Phone: 6229 6070 At the Beach Playgroup Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Contact: Playgroup Association Phone: 1800 171 882 Kingston Early Learning Centre Southern Christian College, Beehive Playcentre PO Box 62, KINGSTON 7051 Contact: The Secretary Phone: 6229 5744 or 0409 196 433 33 Sandfly Road, MARGATE 7054 Email: [email protected] Phone: 0410 136 000 Web: www.scc.tas.edu.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.beehiveplaycentre.com.au Kingston LINC Kingston LINC Children’s Programs Blackmans Bay Children’s Services 11 Hutchins Street, KINGSTON 7050\ Contact: Head Office Phone: 6165 6208 1 Diamond Drive, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Phone: 6229 4914 Kingston Outside School Hours Care (KOSHC) Email: [email protected] Kingston Primary School Church Street, KINGSTON 7050 Blackmans Bay Outside School Hours Care Phone: 6229 4196 (BBOSHC) Email: [email protected] Blackmans Bay Primary School 177B Roslyn Ave, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Little Learners Phone: 6229 4199 Contact: Channel Christian School Email: [email protected] 17 Endeavour Avenue, MARGATE 7054 Phone: 6267 2775 Blackmans Bay Playgroup Email: [email protected] Community Hall, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Phone: 6228 0925 or 1800 171 882 Maranoa Occasional Child Care Centre & Playgroup Contact: The Coordinator Goodstart Early Learning Centre Blackmans Bay PO Box 255, KINGSTON 7051 11 Opal Drive, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Phone: 6229 4066 Phone: 6229 1411 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.goodstart.org.au Mountain View Child Care Centre Church Street, KINGSTON 7050 Illawarra Outside School Hours Care (IOSHC) Phone: 6227 1410 Illawarra Primary School Email: [email protected] 6 Tinderbox Road, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Phone: 0408 294 917 Ocean View Child Care Centre Email: [email protected] 177B Roslyn Ave, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Phone: 6227 1194 Kingborough Family Church Playgroup Email: [email protected] Contact: Jacinta Baldwin 11 Glory Place, HUNTINGFIELD 7055 Pademelons (Launch into Learning) Phone: 0432 541 171 Contact: The Coordinator, Illawarra Primary School Email: [email protected] 6 Tinderbox Road, BLACKMANS BAY 7052 Phone: 6229 6295 or 6227 1013 Kingborough Family Day Care Email: [email protected] Contact: The Coordinator Phone: 6229 4914 Possums Playcentre Association Inc. Email: [email protected] Contact: The Coordinator 41 Delta Avenue, TAROONA 7053 Phone: 6227 8874 or 0418 390 432 DIRECTORY 2017-18 KINGBOROUGH COUNCIL 31 Email: [email protected] Puddleducks Playcentre Inc. Kingston Child Health Centre Contact:
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