Camden Community Centre in Adelaide, South Australia | Community organisation

Camden Community Centre

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8376 0022

Address: 7 Carlisle Street, Camden Park 5038 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.camden.org.au

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25.01.2022 HELP PROTECT SA FROM FRUIT FLY Fruit fly outbreaks are impacting many Adelaide suburbs and some of the Riverland we need your help to protect South Australia from fruit fly. There are currently nine metropolitan outbreaks of Mediterranean fruit fly, and three outbreaks of Queensland fruit fly in South Australia’s Riverland.... We need everyone’s help to protect our backyard gardens and commercial growers. South Australia’s horticulture industry that is vulnerable to fruit fly is worth $1.3 billion, employing around 37,500 people. Every South Australian can do their part to help stop fruit fly spreading in two simple steps: 1. Learn what fruit and vegetables fruit fly like, and 2. Check the colour-coded map for your area metropolitan Adelaide or the Riverland. Red areas are outbreak areas, which means: The fruit and vegetables that fruit fly like can’t move from your property Keep fruit in the fridge rather than in a fruit bowl Fruit waste needs to be put in your green bin not composted. If you do not have a green bin service, seal in an airtight plastic bag and contact the Fruit Fly Hotline on 1300 666 010 to arrange collection. Yellow areas are suspension areas, which means: You can move fruit and vegetables that fruit fly like within the yellow area You can’t take fruit and vegetables that fruit fly like into the green area If you take fruit and vegetables that fruit fly like into a red area, you must not take it out again. Green areas are not impacted by fruit fly, and no restrictions apply within this area. With many public servants living and working in impacted areas, we are in a strong position to lead by example. Follow the steps above and share this information with your friends and family. Together, we can all help stop the spread of this pest for the protection of our valuable industry and to ensure we can enjoy home-grown fruit free from fruit fly now and in the future. For more information visit www.pir.sa.gov.au/fruitfly or phone the Fruit Fly Hotline on 1300 666 010.

25.01.2022 Are you unwell? Please stay home. We’ve all felt the urge to push through and go to work when we’re not feeling our best, but it’s just not worth the risk of spreading it to others. #stopthespread

24.01.2022 Great work from the guys in the Men’s Shed - thank you!!

24.01.2022 Camden Community Centre will be closed from Monday, 21st December 2020 and re-opening on Monday, 11th January 2021. The Op Shop will re-open on Monday 4th January 2021. We thank you for your support during the year and we wish you and your families a wonderful festive season. Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you back in 2021 !! "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

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23.01.2022 Discovering The Unique Abilities Of Young People With Asperger's

22.01.2022 THROWBACK THURSDAY Here are members of the Quarantine staff at Adelaide Hospital in 1919, and a look at the quarantine setup in Adelaide during the Spanish Fl...u outbreak. Quarantine for returned travellers looked a bit different, with a camp set up near the River Torrens. While many were keen to leave, others made the most of it with writing and poetry competitions, daily cricket and tea parties. The Spanish flu resulted in 540 deaths in South Australia, which would equate to around 15,000 in our current population. Quarantine isn’t the most fun time, but it has been crucial in keeping our COVID-19 case numbers low. Well done SA! State Library of South Australia B 60866 and PRG 1638/2/99

22.01.2022 Camden Christmas lunch

22.01.2022 Someone infected with COVID-19 has visited the below locations during the listed times. You should seek testing immediately, even if you do not have any symptoms, and isolate until you get your results. You do not need to self-quarantine if you receive a negative test but you should monitor for symptoms and get re-tested immediately if symptoms develop.... Big W Brickworks, South Rd, Torrensville - Sunday 22 November 12.15pm to 12.50pm Flinders University Sturt Campus, Bedford Park - 13 November to 28 November Foodland, The Parade, Norwood - Sunday 22 November 1.20pm to 2.00pm Kmart, Anzac Hwy, Kurralta Park - Sunday 22 November 2.45pm to 3.10pm Visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidcontacttracing for the full list of affected locations. To find a location to get a COVID-19 test visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtesting

21.01.2022 GREAT NEWS!!! CAMDEN RE-OPENS ALL PROGRAMS. Having been closed for 6 months due to COVID-19, we are pleased to advise Camden Community Centre finally re-opens the rest of our Centre programs as follows: Art Class - re-opens Wednesday, 23rd September 2pm - 4pm Op Shop - re-opens Monday, 19th October 10am - 2pm... ( 3 days a week ONLY - Mon / Wed / Fri ) Thank you for your patience, and we look forward to welcoming you back to our community centre. Enquiries: 8376 0022 Reminder: COVID-19 SAFE WORKPLACE PROCEDURES WILL APPLY See more

20.01.2022 The Australian Government funds 68 organisations across Australia to provide free, independent and confidential counselling and advocacy support for people with... disability who have experienced violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation, as well as their families and carers. These organisations can also help people to engage with the Disability Royal Commission. You can call the National Counselling and Referral Service on 1800 421 468 (open seven days a week) for immediate emotional support, or to be referred to a counsellor or advocate in their area. For more information about counselling and advocacy supports, including Easy Read and Auslan resources, visit www.dss.gov.au/disability-royal-commission-support. Support is here for you. #DisabilityRC #DisabilityRCsupport

18.01.2022 Thank you to Dr Dharminy Thurairatnam, a Junior Doctor at Lyell McEwin Hospital (LMH), for her quick thinking actions that identified the Parafield Cluster. A ...cough alerted Dr Thurairatnam to do a respiratory swab that was essential in picking up the first case as part of the cluster. If the swab wasn't taken at LMH, there would have been widespread community transmission. Dr Thurairatnam told The Advertiser: "I think every frontline worker is a hero during the pandemic." If you have any symptoms of COVID-19, even if mild, get tested as soon as possible.

18.01.2022 We are currently laying the groundwork to develop a strategic approach to public art in West Torrens. The Public Art Strategy will help to identify how we incorporate public art into our open and public spaces. Have your say and find out more at yoursay.westtorrens.sa.gov.au/public_art_strategy

18.01.2022 A huge congratulations to Charmaine and Mary for their well deserved West Torrens Council 'Community Services Award'. These ladies volunteer in the Op Shop 3 days a week and also provide food assistance to the many disadvantaged and vulnerable families who are housed in housing commission units within Camden Park and Novar Gardens. The food delivered includes bakery items, sandwiches, pies/pasties, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, eggs and soft drinks. The food is sorted, packed and delivered 3 days a week to approx. 200 families by our wonderful ladies. Many also receive assistance with donated clothing, linen, blankets, etc. through the Op Shop. These ladies certainly make a difference to people's lives! Congratulations ladies, a wonderful achievement!!!

17.01.2022 UPDATE - COVID-19 #BREAKING NEWS URGENT The SA Government has introduced new COVID-19 restrictions for the next six days starting at midnight tonight. CIRCUIT BREAKER COVID Restrictions ... Announced today 18 November 2020 South Australian Premier Steven Marshall says: "As of midnight tonight we need our state to pause for six days to stop the spread and keep South Australia safe and strong." SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says they are still working on the details but has urged all South Australians to stay at home unless you are accessing essential services. Masks will also be required in all areas outside the home. As of midnight these areas will shut down for a 6-day period: Schools Take away University Pub, restaurants and cafes Open inspections Outdoor sport FIFO Regional travel Aged care and disability Construction Industry Holiday homes Weddings and Funerals Premises that will remain open are: Supermarkets and petrol stations Medical and Mental health Airport Public Transport Post office Mining Child care will be open for essential workers Dr Nicola Spurrier says now is the time to be patient and be kind and help other South Australians to get through this. Live: SA announces new coronavirus restrictions to stamp out cluster http://www.abc.net.au//coronavirus-australia-live/12893146

16.01.2022 Living Colour Nursery once again, kindly donated 6 trays of seedlings to Camden. We held a working bee on Tuesday morning with our friendly team of community gardeners who planted all these wonderful seedings - a grand mixture of colour for summer!! A little social time was enjoyed after!! Many thanks and much appreciation to Living Colour Nursery and to our wonderful team of community gardeners.

16.01.2022 Camden’s Virtual Hawaii Travel Club With Covid still in the background making it necessary to put our monthly Travel Club on hold, we thought it was high time we had a catch up with our lovely participants. Camden hosted a fun day in the hall where we virtually travelled to Hawaii. There were palm trees, leis, grass skirts and cocktails. Judith, a travel agent, who is currently volunteering at Camden gave a presentation on Hawaii and also the effect Covid has had on the travel industry. After lunch we finished off the day with entertainment by Steve Nettle, who had everybody singing! There was even an impromptu Hula Dance! Thanks to all who made the day a huge success!

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14.01.2022 An impromtu dance from one of our participants enjoying the 'hawaiian' themed virtual travel club at the Hall

14.01.2022 Justice of the Peace (JP) Camden Community Centre is pleased to offer a new service in 2021: JP service is available here at the Centre Wednesday's 10:00am - 1:00pm... Enquiries: 8376 0022

14.01.2022 Goody bags for our wonderful weekly Commonwealth Home Support Programme Social Group Members. Due to a recent Covid cluster nearby, Camden Community Centre suspended its Social Groups as at 16th November 2020. On a brighter note, it is with great pleasure that this year we were able to provide our ladies and gentlemen with an across the lawn visit and a Christmas Goody Bag. Included were some yummy treats, next year’s program and some activities to keep them busy. I’m ...sure they will find the items informative, fun and useful. The Groups will be closed over the Christmas period from 21st December 2020 until 12th January 2021. We are looking forward to celebrating the New Year with them all! The year’s end gives us time for reflection and also hope. There have been many challenges which have effected parts of the world more so than us and for this we can be most grateful and send our blessings around the globe for 2021. We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a safe and enjoyable festive season, from the CHSP Team. It is with sadness that we say goodbye to our friend and workmate, Gavin, who leaves Camden after 22 years of service to continue and develop his work in Disability Advocacy. We wish him a bright and happy future. Many thanks for your committed service Gavin!

13.01.2022 Each year, the 29th September holds a special significance for Police throughout Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa and the Solomon Islands. It is a day for police to pause to honour officers whose lives have been cut short while performing their duty as a police officer. So today is National Police Remembrance Day. To all those police men and women who continue to serve to keep our community safe - we say thank you!... National Police Remembrance Day is a time to reflect, to remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

13.01.2022 Stay safe everyone

13.01.2022 March 21 is Australia's Harmony Day, which celebrates the country's cultural diversity. It coincides with the United Nations' International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. At Camden Community Centre we celebrate and welcome all who are part of our wonderful community!

10.01.2022 To all our Friends and Supporters , As you have heard in today's news conference from midnight tonight including Bingo , SA will stop it's activities (essenti...al only) creating a 6 day circuit breaker in a lockdown to allow us to get ahead of the Parafield Cluster and on top of covid 19. What happens after that for the next 8 days will be possibly some easing of restrictions .. depending on outcome but we will wait and see.. stay tuned. While to many of us Bingo is our life and look forward to it for many reasons including mental health and enhancing our social circles, I know the restrictions will be challenging for all us South Aussie BingoERS, but the science says if we don't go hard now the alternatives will be to go into lockdown for months at a time and nobody would want that. So, Please be kind to one another over this period especially and I'm sure if we play it safe and conquer this virus from spreading in our community, we will be back in time for Xmas party's where we can again enjoy some festivities with our families and friends. BE PATIENT, and take a breather for now , pause reflect, smell the roses... because while this may seem bitter right now the fruit will be sweet... the storm will pass.. and summer will be here. WE CAN DO THIS! Regards Anthony

10.01.2022 The group members are enjoying celebrating World Wildlife Week this week in the CHSP Social Program. We have had a few interesting animals and characters visit! Julie is enjoying 'Mr Franklin' the 3 year old baby turtle. On 20 December 2013, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), decided to proclaim 3 March, the international day of the adoption of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) on the planet raise awareness and benefits fauna and flora in 1973, as World Wildlife Day, which was proposed by Thailand,[1] to celebrate and raise awareness of the world's wild fauna and flora.

10.01.2022 Covid-19 Update 30 November 2020 12.45pm today Please tune in.

09.01.2022 SA Health is releasing an update of its mySA GOV app to include QR code scanning for contact tracing for COVID-19. For more information, visit SA Health's website where you can also find a list of FAQs. https://bit.ly/3fPYehD

08.01.2022 Steve entertained our travel club participants enjoying a virtual 'hawaiian' theme at the Camden Hall

05.01.2022 'Tis the season to be jolly! Magic & mistletoe have arrived in Rundle Mall to celebrate our favourite time of the year. Come for a visit and see all there is to discover #Expectitall

04.01.2022 Take care & stay cool everyone

03.01.2022 South Australia Police 2h ***UPDATE***: We understand there are several questions that you may have right now. Please read the dot points below that outline what has been announced today.... As soon as the new direction is finalised, updates will be provided. Until such time, we can only provide the information already included in this post. We thank you for your patience. We are working hard to get this information to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your questions and your patience in relation to the current COVID-19 Stay at Home Direction. This sudden change in Direction is based upon new information that we have received in relation to the Parafield Cluster. We understand this may cause some confusion and we'll endeavour to provide you with information as it becomes available. Our actions have been based upon health advice to ensure the safety of the South Australian community and we thank the public for their support and patience during this period. Here is what we can tell you: As of 12pm today, Friday 20 November 2020 exercise outside of your home with members of your household is permitted. Masks are not mandatory but are encouraged. Schools will re-open on Monday 23 November 2020. We will continue to review all Directions with the aim to open the borders to VIC on 1 December as originally planned and further open our state by reducing restrictions. As of 12:01am on Sunday 22 November (Midnight Saturday) we will revert back to similar restrictions that were in place on Monday 16 November 2020. This includes: 1 person per 4 square metres will apply. No dancing or vertical consumption. Updated gathering provision numbers being: Onsite purchase and consumption of food and beverages- 100 people maximum and no more than 10 people at each table. Funerals- 50 people maximum Weddings- 150 people maximum and registration of all guests with SA Health Religious ceremonies (not including a wedding or funeral)- 100 people maximum Private gatherings- 50 people maximum Private residence- 10 people per house (unless more than 10 people permanently reside at the residence) All food and beverages will need to be consumed while seated. Personal care workers will need to wear masks. Gyms are permitted to reopen. We appreciate that there is a lot to understand as things are changing. Please stay connected to this page and the www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/ website as we work on the new Direction and update all information as quickly as possible.

02.01.2022 Christmas Pageant is already here! The 88th National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant will be a twilight event at Adelaide Oval on Saturday 14 November, allowing a COVID-safe crowd to attend the treasured event. Saturday, 14 November 2020... 5:00pm: Gates open (South and East Gate only, North Gate closed) 5:15pm: Pre-show 6:30pm: Welcome to Country, Premier and Emergency Services Tribute 7:00pm: Pageant Commences The ticket ballot has now closed. Please note that everyone attending this event must have a ticket. Whilst the Christmas Pageant will look a little different this year, members of the public can expect to see close monitoring by SA Police at tomorrow’s event. With 25,000 people expected to attend the Christmas Pageant at Adelaide Oval tomorrow night, members of the public are being urged to be careful on the roads, to look out for young children and to take care of themselves and others. Police will be at the event monitoring crowds and any anti-social behaviour. Police are encouraging event patrons to have fun, report any suspicious behaviour and to be vigilant with personal belongings which can easily be missed during the hype of an event. Officer in Charge, Eastern District, Superintendent Craig Wall wants families to enjoy the celebrations that tomorrow night will offer. Whilst Adelaide Oval is a familiar location for many, it is easy for children to lose orientation and stray from their parents and caregivers, particularly during the mass exit from the venue. I encourage event patrons to utilise wristbands supplied on the night and to take a photo of their child at the event to help us reunite lost children in the event that a child goes missing. Superintendent Wall also said that the event has an approved COVID-19 safe management plan but it is important that those at the event adhere to good COVID-19 safe practices. Good hygiene and social distancing is vital for those attending the event. Arrive early to avoid getting caught up in large crowds and don’t forget to bring your own hand sanitiser. Police also remind members of the public that the two best viewing spots for this event are either with a ticket at the Adelaide Oval or at home. Congregating outside the venue in hopes of hearing or seeing the event will only leave people feeling disappointed. Whilst ticket holders are able to catch free public transport to and from the venue, those driving into the city should be prepared for some delays with the southern end of War Memorial Drive being closed and speed and lane restrictions surrounding Adelaide Oval. All road users should be extra vigilant and look out for young children who can easily be unseen on the roads.

02.01.2022 Here's what you need to know about the easing of restrictions that come into effect today. Information has also been updated on the government's website: www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/ Thank you for working together with us to keep SA safe and strong

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